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A snapshot of our achievments in 2022/23

26 young dancers aged 9 – 22 worked together to perform We Rave to more than 3000 audience members as part of Light Up Lancaster. 

 

We have maintained role-modelling relationships with the 6 young people we met through our traineeship programme Borderlines in 2021/22.  We held 3 get togethers throughout the year which resulted in three YP taking up bespoke volunteering programmes.

 

We delivered our new health & education programme, The Alien Needs our Help to 52 key stage two primary school classes, across the Lancaster and Morecambe District, in partnership with More Music.

 

1823 individual Children and Young People took part in 259 Dance Sessions

 

31 dance artists and creatives fulfilled 144 contracts totalling 109 days of work over the year

 

875 Children and Young People performed to 6053 audience members in schools, on stage and outdoors

 

We completed our year-long Artist in Residency (AiR) pilot, which saw 1 local dance artist spend a year in a primary school questioning, how her practice might positively impact the children who attend the school, their families and the staff who work there.

 

 

 

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