We asked Queen Elizabeth School students Annabel and Patrick to create something which captures their week of work experience with Ludus Dance… Annabel wrote a beautiful reflective blog post and Patrick performed and edited a fun rap! Patrick’s Rap Annabel’s Blog Post My Time Here at Ludus My name is Annabel and I have spent
Sophie Hi, my name’s Sophie and I am currently going into my third year of study for my BA(Hons) in dance at Edge Hill University. I have had many years of experience within the dance world in a variety of places and styles, such as performing at major UK theme parks and working/teaching with charities
About Children’s Mental Health Week This week, in Children’s Mental Health Week, children’s mental health charity Place2Be is encouraging children, young people and adults to celebrate our uniqueness…’ It’s all about #BeingOurselves. When we have a positive view of ourselves, it can help us to cope with life’s challenges, and recognising the different qualities of
We are looking for a highly skilled and pro-active Dance Development Officer (DDO) to take the lead in directing our North West flagship youth dance company LYDC, support talent development across the North West and develop and deliver high quality dance initiatives across Lancashire and beyond. Forming part of a small but dynamic creative team,
At the North West Cultural Education Awards, organised by Curious Minds in April, Ludus Dance was proud to be listed among the awards finalists at the prestigious event at the Preston Guild Hall. About the Awards The event ‘shone a light on best practice’, and those who have gone ‘above and beyond’ in their work,
It’s mental health awareness week This week, the 8th to 14th May, is Mental Health Awareness Week which aims to educate and increase awareness on mental wellbeing. So we thought it would be fitting to look back on some of the work Ludus Dance has done to support children and young people with mental health