Would you and your pupils like to attend a film screening at Rich Mix? Perhaps you’d like to organise it as part of an end-of-term treat?

These workshops led by professional dancers from State of Flux will start with a fun and dynamic contemporary technique class, which will develop students’ dance skills, fitness, co-ordination and strength.

A blend of physical performance, puppetry, live music and song combine to create an intimate, magical production with audience participation. Come and share in the magical tangerine surprise!

Coming to england is a stunning film adaptation of Floella's autobiograpghy, charting her journey from Trinidad to Britain in the 1960s.

Join in discussions with film directors, writers and artists in facilitated sessions bringing film-making to life.

National Schools Film Week
Astro Boy: Tue 19 Oct / 10am – 11.45am / Screen 1 / Free

Rich Mix is hosting two free, introduced screenings for primary schools as part of National Schools Film Week.

Rich Mix is hosting a free, introduced screening for post 16 students as part of National Schools Film Week.

It’s a play about how a family makes a house. And it doesn’t matter where you live – whether it’s an up house or a down house, or an outhouse or a townhouse – who you live with is the important bit.

This captivating show brings all the spectacle and wonder of the story of the Indian festival of lights to pupils and teachers in these two performances for primary schools.

Pete Fraser's morning clip-based presentation will be followed by an industry-focused afternoon, including the chance to meet a music video director who will talk to students about the process of making a music video.

Students will learn short movement phrases to experience a different way of moving the body with rhythmic co-ordination.

From the creative team behind the critically acclaimed One Little Word, comes a tender and heart-warming story of discovery, sure to inspire and delight audiences young and old alike.