We have had to remove this video until we obscure the identity of all the participants. This will take some time. Our workshops and trainings continue. These young students showing fast-learned juggling skills and an ability to take risks and learn more each session.
We have had to remove this video until we obscure the identity of all the participants. This will take some time. About mid-way through our project this season. The youngsters at Hope learning centre in Pho Phra show us what they are learning. The school supports the circus class with teachers present and helping with
Project up and running in Mae Sot! 12 learning centre each week Mon-Fri, Circus club at Stardust Studio on Saturday and 2 learning centres on Sunday. Social Circus every day! Working with 400 young people/children each week for 10 weeks. Yes, we are teaching skills through Fun and Play – concentration, co-ordination, breathing, reaction times,
NEWS! Circus Play project Mae Sot. October 14th 2024 – Jan 6th 2025. 11 weeks of activities in Mae Sot, Thailand are planned. Working in collaboration with Spark Circus and with Spoon Circus we have new programmes lined-up. Delivering weekly sessions at 10 Help Without Frontiers supported Migrant Learning Centre (schools). Spark Circus have a
NEWS! Circus Play project Mae Sot. October 14th 2024 – Jan 4th 2025. Read More »
This season’s project is about to begin in Mae Sot, on the Thai/Myanmar border. See the details below. This season we are concentrating on Mae Sot where the need for support for Myanmar migrant communities is most important and we have the opportunity for best engagment. We are also reaching out to Thai communities,
Slideshow of Alex Durrant’s photos from Unified Learning Centre, Khao Lak, Phang Nga, Thailand. Nov – Dec 2023. (copyright Alex Durrant.) https://youtu.be/w0daFsSFVRY Hardly edited video of a workshop with about 60 young people – mostly young children. South Khao Lak, in a building constructed after the Tsunami and now being used by a local community
https://youtu.be/UOeylZ_mYscA short video of sessions last week. We don’t have a video maker on location so our video capture is limited. It’s just Jules and Alexandra Durrant trying to do everything and the tutoring is most important. We’ll try to video more so you can see the progress which we already see in real time.
Alex Durant is a natural circus workshop trainer. She is also a qualified pysiotherapist, and budding photographer. Her photographs here show just how talented she is! Circus Play is fortunate to have her working on this project.Addressing gender balance is important to us and a strong female trainer engages with the females in the group
30 students, Grade 4 at 9am and 35 students, Grade 6 at 12:40. Only a few photos, other photos to come (once they have worked out how to get images of their camera). Circus everyday, if we can!
20th November, ULC, Grade 4 and Grade 6 students Read More »
The “philosophy” of Circus in a Suitcase lives strongly with Circus Play. We lug our suitcases in and out of cars, and create laughter, suprise and fun. Our first engagement was on Nov 6th, 12 days ago. We have delivered 8 sessions at the FED Unified Learning Centre (school, myanmar migrant community) to Grade 4
