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Drama Communication group volunteer

Knots Arts PLC

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The project supports neurodiverse children and young people aged 4 -16 to access fun and friendly drama groups.

You will support our drama leader and two drama assistants to make sure that children are able to join in, have fun and learn new skills. A typical morning might include:

- Helping to give our water and snacks at break time
- Joining in games and activities
- Supporting individual children to join in with games and activities if they need some extra support.

The project takes place in East Sheen on Saturday mornings during term time and runs from 11.15am - 1.30pm.

Community Work,Teaching & Training,Youth Work,Support Work

Art & Craft, Creative & Design, Reading & Writing, People Skills

There are no specific skills needed, just energy and enthusiasm for supporting children and young people to thrive. The role would suit someone who wanted to get into creative facilitation and is looking to gain experience.

You'll gain skills in project delivery, and learn how a SEND drama group is planned, structured and delivered from a team with over 15 years of experince delivering groups. You will also received training in safeguarding we will process an enhanced DBS check for you.

4.5 hours per week from 9am - 1.30pm on Saturday mornings. We ask all new volunteers to commit to doing one full 10 week term if possible, to provide consistency to the children in the group.

Further location details may be provided below.

Hazel East

All Saints Church Hall, 63 E Sheen Ave, London

SW14 8AT

The hall is the flat roof building to the left hand side of the church. It has a white wooden door with a small window in it. The closest station is Mortlake, which is around a 10 minute walk away.

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Please email Hazel & Cassie at hello@knotsarts.com for full details.

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We welcome applications from people with lived experience of disability, particularly neurodiversity, and will adapt our processes to best meet the needs of the applicant. This will be discussed with the applicant when they apply. Please note that due to the nature of the space we work in, there are currently no accessible toilet facilities at the venue.

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18 and over

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 We welcome and/or have the resources to support:

As the group works with neurodiverse children and young people we are particularly keen to hear from applicants with lived experience of neurodiversity.

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