SAVE THE DATE
Join East Ed, Sadler's Wells, to explore ways to develop dance with your students.
An afternoon of sharing practice and developing Dance teaching, learning, and career awareness for educators, specialists, and non-specialists, working with children and young people in East London.
The event will have two sessions running simultaneously:
one for primary and one for secondary
This event is ideal for
Heads of Dance, Dance Teachers, Performing Arts teachers, PE coordinators, Specialist Dance teachers and Dance Artists, PE Teachers, non-specialist teachers, Trainee teachers, Primary Classroom teachers, and learning support assistants. Primary Classroom teachers, and learning support assistants.
This event is for colleagues based within Hackney, Newham, Tower Hamlets, and Waltham Forest.
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How to find us: The entrance to Sadler’s Wells East is off Stratford Walk, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London, 101 Carpenters Rd, London, E20 2AR
What3words: stop.rise.hello
Sadler’s Wells East is part of the new East Bank cultural district in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
The theatre is located next to the London Aquatics Centre and BBC Studios, and opposite the London Stadium.
Watch our Walking Guide videos on how to get to the venue.sadlerswells.com/east
This is an East Ed event, part of a wider series that will run from May 2024 to July 2026 and is open to educators across Hackney, Newham, Tower Hamlets and Waltham Forest, who are interested in connecting their schools and/or their young people to the extraordinary opportunities coming to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
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East Ed is a cross-organisational effort between the world-leading East Bank partners: BBC, UCL, UAL's London College of Fashion, V&A and Sadler's Wells. The programme also features collaborations from other incredible local partners.
Together, we link local young people and educators to the exciting institutions, universities, and sectors unique to Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, offering access to programmes exploring creative, digital, design, and careers. We aim to provide educators with professional development opportunities as well as provide a space for wider discussions around careers, wellbeing, and work culture.
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