“Megan and the Mixed Up Buckets”

Comments from teachers:

“You had us from the off with the gorilla eating his fleas! A perfect blend of learning and comedy. Something for all ages, children and adults alike. Many thanks.” Sandown Primary

“Really energetic and engaging production, More please!” Elphinestone C P

“Very informative/great way to put over very important message. Love the wee joke” Churchwood C P

Comments from children:

“That was awesome!” Sandown Primary

“Really Funny” Westfield Primary

“Can you do it again tomorrow?” Bodium CE Primary

Children - What they learnt:

“Too much sugar makes you ill” Elphinestone C P

“Sugar rots your teeth” St Philips Catholic Primary

“Fruit very yummy and good for you” “If you eat sugar, your teeth drop out” St Philips Catholic Primary

“The Love Trap”

Comments from teachers

“This was superb, worth so much more than teaching via lessons – it would be brilliant to have the production every year as a cornerstone of year 9 PHSE programme to introduce SRE”  Pru Rowntree Uckfield Community Technical College.

“Excellent delivery with real understanding of student issues.” Trudy Hillman - Bexhill High School.

“I would highly recommend it- the forum is especially useful”  Jeff Hobbs - William Parker.

“Really well presented – students were completely engaged with the material.  Excellent!  P.A. Rowland  - Grove School.

Comments from Students

“Good, it got people involved and thinking.” Beacon Community College

“Helpful, you can understand more what it would be like, if you got pregnant.” Bexhill High School

“I think it was more effective than PHSE because you get to interact and you are in the situation.”Chailey School“

“Smoke”

Comments from teachers

“This is one of the best pieces of theatre-in-education we have had in a long time.”Mark Adams, Ratton School

“Excellent coverage of all issues relating to smoking. Love the idea of 3 short plays.” Matthew Passey, Chailey School

“Excellent, educational and inspiring for the PHSE and Drama Students” Kate Noble, Robertsbridge Community College:

“Excellent – Students loved it” Lesley Amos Willingdon Community School.

 “This type of production is invaluable in an environment like ours.” Jane Wood, St. Mary’s, Horam

Comments from Students

“I think the play was great, it showed you how you can change your life and what support is around.” Little Morton

“Thank you, has helped me to decide to give up.” Robertsbridge Community College

“Brilliant workshop- up with our own ideas.” Chailey School

“It showed how things can happen” Ringmer Community College.

Smoke Alarm

Comments from teachers

“This was excellent, children from 7-11 were all engaged with the performance. Questioning was very effective and use of children for lab assistants.”Mr R Green KS2 Leader, Chantry Primary School

“Productions like this are really useful in supporting our teaching. A vibrant performance!”  Rosemary Osborn, Icklesham CEP School.

“We have had two shows so far – when’s the next one?”Mark Evans Sandown Primary School.

“I think that there was a good mixture of humour and seriousness to give clear, memorable messages for the children. The visual aids were good too! Thank you!” Guestling Bradshaw

“This sort of visual reinforcement is excellent for Special Needs pupils.”     Sue. Lucas, Saxon Mount School

“It has encapsulated our six week curriculum in half an hour which is absolutely fantastic, it is a really good consolidation of all that work.” Sophie Keytes  Little Common School,

Henry’s Wobbly Tooth

Comments from children who saw Henry’s Wobbly Tooth

“I’m going to tell my friends what a wonderful show you did.” Molly

“I would like to see it every day of every year” James

“I liked it when he squirted the acid.”  Jay

Comments from parents.

“Freya now lets me help her clean her teeth.” Kate

It was such a lovely little play with a lot of thought a meaning to it. You'll be pleased that my 2 kids are off to the dentist tomorrow, an appointment that I had booked before your play and hadn't told the kids for fear they would work themselves up. Your play has made it so easy for them to understand the importance of good teeth. It's funny how kids never listen to their nagging mums isn't it!? Shanti

Comments from teachers.

“What a fabulous performance.  The production made issues meaningful-great.  Please come back with another equally great production on another health issue”  Carolne Payne, Parkmead Primary School

“I cannot think of a funnier or more engaging way for the children to learn to take care of their teeth.” Deborah Slot, Seaford Primary School

“Clever, entertaining, funny – so refreshing when it is spot on.” Ruth Drake, Brede Primary School.

“A fun way to get across an important message. Suitable for both KS1 and 2, good interaction and participation of pupils during play. Kept all engaged. Very enjoyable, even the staff enjoyed it.” Debbie Mears, Crowhurst Primary School.

Pirates of the Carrot and Bean

Comments from teachers.

“Communication with Rosamond, prior to the production, was excellent. The delivery of the fruit was well planned and overall the organisation was smooth and hassle-free for teachers!” Julia Orlebar, Langney Primary School.

“The older children were captivated! The content was lovely – lots for the children to be involved in.” Jill Bell, West Rise Community Infant School

“Thank you for such a quality learning experience.” Paula Radice, All Saints Junior School.

”Disaster in the Kitchen”

Comments from teachers

“An excellent production that brings to light a lot of issues that can be followed up” Hazel Retallick, Stafford Junior School

“Very funny, great entertainment, good educational value.” Linda Fletcher, Brede Cof E Primary School.

“Excellent-involved the children right from the start. Great that you included place settings and table manners. We used the play as the key to opening our mini topic on healthy eating. Our wow factor and it certainly was! Well done!”  Mark Evans, Sandown Primary School