Key Stage 1 and 2Aashiyana Arts provides creative workshops across Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 groups. Performing Artist Sohan Kailey combines dance, drama with storytelling and music.
We provide workshops to suit your topics: World Culture Day, International Week, One World, Creative Arts Week, Diversity projects, Curriculum Enrichment topics and more. Workshops are provided during school curriculum time and as part of extra curricula (after-school clubs, holiday clubs). |
Bhangra Active Dance for Key Stage 1
and Key Stage 2 School Children.
PE Enrichment and Enhancement
(Physical Education) School Sports
Bhangra for Schools workshops
Bhangra Active Dance is a fantastic way to engage your pupils in Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2.
Enjoy Bhangra dancing in schools with Sohan Kailey.
Experience the power and excitement of Bhangra Active Dance to keep your pupils active and thinking about leading happier and healthier lifestyles through dance, get active, burn calories plus feel that WOW factor!!
Bhangra is an agricultural dance from India, learn fun farming steps followed by celebration. Merge these steps with funky street dance style moves to create Bhangra Active Dance! A healthy child is a happy and creative child.
Raise the standards of PE in schools and introduce the Bhangra Active Programme now.
Dance has the power to transform lives, it also makes a huge impact on the health, well-being of young people.
With Bhangra Active Dance schools can provide an opportunity for all their pupils to get involved no matter what level they are, encourage young girls to be more active and increase the participation of boys in dance.
Sohan has delivered numerous Bhangra Active Dance sessions throughout schools in the United Kingdom including key projects and conferences with Herefordshire & Worcestershire Schools Sports Partnerships, School Summer Games, Schools Winter Games, University of Worcester, Wolverhampton University, Direct Sports Pro Active, Schools Sports Partnerships and a host of other sports and dance organisations.
For more details please contact Sohan Kailey: 07957 338 643
A selection of some of the organisations, events and venues we have worked with:
Other themes to choose from:
Rainforest & Jungle
Rainforest and Jungle workshops for Key stage 1 and 2 An exciting opportunity for children to dance using themes from the rainforest and jungle. A creative journey using imagination and story telling. Through workshops participants can....
Choose a theme be it South American Amazon River, African wild safari, Indian Jungle or another part of the world. |
Bhangra dancingLearn the popular Bhangra dance from the Punjabi region of India and it's rich heritage (Virsa), harvest festival of Baisakhi, through interactive folk dancing and storytelling.
Bhangra is an agricultural dance and it's roots are embedded within the farming community. Bhangra dance workshops can be provided as a taster or regular sessions leading to a performance depending on the topic. Through workshops participants can learn about...
The workshops provide an opportunity to enable participants to learn about another culture. Promote cultural diversity, listening, communication skills, understanding the world, learning through the arts about cultural celebrations and promotes good values. |
Bollywood Heat DanceAn exciting opportunity for children to learn about the exciting world of Bollywood (The Indian Film Industry)
Through workshops participants can...
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Ancient Indian MythologyLearn about the Ancient Hindu culture, through Dance, movement, drama, music and Interactive story-telling. Enter into a magical world of monkey gods, brave heroes, monsters and clever characters.
These exciting stories take you on a great adventure across India. Myths & Legends. Through workshops participants can...
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Diwali - Hindu Festival of LightsFor all key stage groups and family groups:
Learn about the Hindu festival of Lights through dance, movement, drama and Interactive story-telling. Get ready for the great adventure between Gods and Demons in this exciting Indian epic. Through workshops participants can...
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