Who we are
Stockport LCEP is a group of educational establishments, arts and cultural organisations, artists and companies who have a shared vision for strategically planning and building a strong arts and cultural provision for all children and young people in the Stockport area. We work collaboratively to drive an art and cultural offer locally, to share resources and bring about a more coherent and visible delivery of arts and cultural education.
Strategy Plan
Our Vision: * To increase opportunities and equal access for all young people to participate in the arts * To embed positive perceptions of the importance of arts and culture in shaping cultural identity and improving mental health * To promote skills and career pathways through the arts * To raise the profile and expand the breadth of opportunities for participation and for showcasing Stockport's arts and cultural assets for all
Providers in Stockport
View all 85 providers in StockportMagical Circus
Hi! We are Melanie and Angelo, the founders of Magical Circus. Our company was born from the passion that we feel about the circus...
Hallé Connect
The Hallé, numbered amongst the world’s top symphonic ensembles, continues to seek ways to enhance and refresh what it undertakes, w...
Schools in Stockport
View all 10 schools in StockportStockport Grammar School
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Heaton school
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Gatley Primary School
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What's happening in Stockport
Leading the Arts in your School - Applications open!
Posted: 03/10/2024 by Curious Minds
Are you a teacher looking to develop your knowledge, confidence and skills in arts leadership? Applications are now open for our next Leading the Arts in Your School CPD programme.
Curious Works youth employment initiative aims to inspire young people in Wigan Borough
Posted: 03/10/2024 by Curious Minds
Curious Minds, is excited to announce the launch of ‘Curious Works’ - a series of events, free training and part-time jobs aimed at equipping young people in Wigan Borough for work in the creative sector.
Oh No It Isn't!
Posted: 23/09/2024 by 2 Boards & A Passion
Oh No It Isn't! is a 50 minute fun filled Christmas performance for key stages 1 & 2.
Merry Macaroni
Posted: 23/09/2024 by 2 Boards & A Passion
Join Branwen and Brenin the bards as they weave the wonderful tale of Macaroni the Penguin and her surprise encounter with Santa in a brand new heartwarming adventure designed to delight the youngest of audiences!
Walk The Plank
Posted: 23/09/2024 by 2 Boards & A Passion
A 50-minute interactive play for primary schools Touring during Anti-Bullying Week 2024 Monday 11th - Friday 15th November
Somewhere to Sit - at Byrchall High School
Posted: 11/07/2024 by Claire Weetman, Visual Artist
As part of their Arts Week, Claire worked with KS3 students to develop their drawing skills and visual literacy to create drawings and collages that feature in an online virtual gallery space.
'Curiosity Outside the Classroom' Training Day
Posted: 03/10/2024 by Curious Minds
Dates: 06/03/2025 - 06/03/2025
A CPD training day designed to give teachers and school staff the confidence and skills to spark curiosity in their students, through delivering great trips & visits. This training will be delivered at a venue in Manchester.
Arion - Storytelling Performance, with makaton
Posted: 11/09/2023 by Goofus Theatre CIC
Dates: 11/09/2023 - 31/12/2025
Anything can happen on the way to the market! A re-telling of a Cheshire folktale this beautiful storytelling performances includes song, dance & adventure. Includes makaton signing throughout. Full day, 3 performances - £650 (up to 180 pupils)
There's A Memory Somewhere - performance & workshop. Connections can be found in the strangest of places.
Posted: 08/02/2023 by Goofus Theatre CIC
Dates: 01/01/2023 - 31/12/2025
A 25 minute non-verbal performance introducing the art form of puppeteering. Followed by our taster workshop exploring how to bring objects to life. 2 x 90 minute sessions across the day. Max of 60 pupils per session. £750 per day.
Issue Based Plays & Projects
Posted: 25/01/2023 by NK Theatre Arts
Dates: 25/01/2023 - 01/01/2030
NK Produces hard-hitting plays, which address issues pertinent to the young people of today and aim to educate and open discussion to promote a healthy, happy and safe way of living as they grow up in today’s society.
Billy Liar by Keith Waterhouse
Posted: 04/11/2022 by NK Theatre Arts
Dates: 16/11/2222 - 17/11/2222
This fabulous play tells the story of teenage Billy Fisher; an incurable liar, idle and dishonest, who imagines himself in so many situations that truth and fiction become intermingled, landing him in very hot water!
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Posted: 12/05/2023 by ThickSkin
Our channel jam packed with FREE learning resources, aimed at drama and performing arts students at GCSE / Nationals upwards with curriculum links, allowing students to develop a knowledge of understanding of how theatre is developed and performed.
Posted: 08/02/2023 by Goofus Theatre CIC
Friendship can be anywhere. A magical non-verbal performance using puppetry, mask, music and circus.
Posted: 25/01/2023 by NK Theatre Arts
We can create a bespoke package tailored to specific needs of a school to target certain themes or hit certain curriculum objectives meeting with school staff to discuss the requirements before creating a specific session or performance.
Posted: 25/01/2023 by NK Theatre Arts
Engaging children with stories in a fun and interactive way. During this interactive session, we meet Poppy and Sam who invite the children to join in exploring the world of stories through drama, music, action and song.
Posted: 25/01/2023 by NK Theatre Arts
Bringing Shakespeare to life in a fun way – featuring plays such as Macbeth, Romeo & Juliet or A Midsummer Night’s Dream – NK actors will perform the script in a fun, accessible and engaging way.
Posted: 25/01/2023 by NK Theatre Arts
We create workshops for pupils of all ages as part of your enrichment program. They can be designed to suit a specific theme or subject, based on a specific play or show or simply be encouragement for children to express themselves.