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Jun
29
Mon
AikiLab – A Modern Approach to Aikido – Beginners Welcome @ Highgate Library Civic and Cultural Centre
Jun 29 @ 10:00 am – 5:00 pm

Following his spell binding presentation last year at the University of London, The International Institute of Peace Studies (Scotland) and the Swiss Cottage Community Centre (London), sensei Corky Quakenbush is back in London to teach his innovative approach to Aikido known as Aiki-Lab – the result of more than thirty years of practice and research.

Sensei Corky classes are open to all – complete beginners and practitioners alike.
While most forms of Aikido are taught through the repetitive emulation of stereotyped katas, Aiki-Lab does not rely on such pre-planned techniques; its focus is on the flow of energy arising from the intentions of those involved, in order to create a space for aiki to manifest. In other words, the goal of Aiki-Lab is to develop a presence that allows for a “center-to-center” connection with an opponent leading to a spontaneous, harmonious response to an attack – known as an aiki resolution.

Topics to be covered in this event
Overview – How an understanding of authentic attack energy can positively alter your experience of Aikido, reduce habitual responses that take you out of harmony with the attack, and open the door to deeper levels of understanding of aiki
1. Principles of physical aikido: Connection, turning off the line of the attack, entering.
2. Consciousness of attack intention
     A. Energy flow as affected by intention.
     B. Energy flow between participants in a conflict situation.
     C. Learning to distinguish flow patterns and how they form into spontaneous manifestations of technique – or do not.
     D. Troubleshooting first level –
          a. Training to maintain attack intention
          b. Learning to notice and counter-train reflexive patterns
3. Commitment to attack relative to commitment to defence.
     A.  Limbic system responses to attack and attacking
     B.  Limbic system hypnosis
          a. Recognizing sub intentions through resistance
          b. Understanding the cognitive link to limbic system responses
     C. Building awareness of manifested intentions
4. Finding the optimal ki flow state.
     a. Developing a sensitivity to the flow state
     b. Understanding how ki flow state is differentiated between activities done alone, those  done in competition and those done in cooperation.
5. Strategies for training for the optimal ki flow state
6. Bio-mechanics in the aiki interaction
7. Principles of physical Aikido:  Manifestation of physical principles without set forms.
NB This is a not-for-profit event. Some concessions and/or bursaries may be available depending on costs being met.

 

 

Jun
30
Tue
AikiLab – A Modern Approach to Aikido – Beginners Welcome @ Highgate Library Civic and Cultural Centre
Jun 30 @ 10:00 am – 5:00 pm

Following his spell binding presentation last year at the University of London, The International Institute of Peace Studies (Scotland) and the Swiss Cottage Community Centre (London), sensei Corky Quakenbush is back in London to teach his innovative approach to Aikido known as Aiki-Lab – the result of more than thirty years of practice and research.

Sensei Corky classes are open to all – complete beginners and practitioners alike.
While most forms of Aikido are taught through the repetitive emulation of stereotyped katas, Aiki-Lab does not rely on such pre-planned techniques; its focus is on the flow of energy arising from the intentions of those involved, in order to create a space for aiki to manifest. In other words, the goal of Aiki-Lab is to develop a presence that allows for a “center-to-center” connection with an opponent leading to a spontaneous, harmonious response to an attack – known as an aiki resolution.

Topics to be covered in this event
Overview – How an understanding of authentic attack energy can positively alter your experience of Aikido, reduce habitual responses that take you out of harmony with the attack, and open the door to deeper levels of understanding of aiki
1. Principles of physical aikido: Connection, turning off the line of the attack, entering.
2. Consciousness of attack intention
     A. Energy flow as affected by intention.
     B. Energy flow between participants in a conflict situation.
     C. Learning to distinguish flow patterns and how they form into spontaneous manifestations of technique – or do not.
     D. Troubleshooting first level –
          a. Training to maintain attack intention
          b. Learning to notice and counter-train reflexive patterns
3. Commitment to attack relative to commitment to defence.
     A.  Limbic system responses to attack and attacking
     B.  Limbic system hypnosis
          a. Recognizing sub intentions through resistance
          b. Understanding the cognitive link to limbic system responses
     C. Building awareness of manifested intentions
4. Finding the optimal ki flow state.
     a. Developing a sensitivity to the flow state
     b. Understanding how ki flow state is differentiated between activities done alone, those  done in competition and those done in cooperation.
5. Strategies for training for the optimal ki flow state
6. Bio-mechanics in the aiki interaction
7. Principles of physical Aikido:  Manifestation of physical principles without set forms.
NB This is a not-for-profit event. Some concessions and/or bursaries may be available depending on costs being met.

 

 

Jul
1
Wed
AikiLab – A Modern Approach to Aikido – Beginners Welcome @ Highgate Library Civic and Cultural Centre
Jul 1 @ 10:00 am – 5:00 pm

Following his spell binding presentation last year at the University of London, The International Institute of Peace Studies (Scotland) and the Swiss Cottage Community Centre (London), sensei Corky Quakenbush is back in London to teach his innovative approach to Aikido known as Aiki-Lab – the result of more than thirty years of practice and research.

Sensei Corky classes are open to all – complete beginners and practitioners alike.
While most forms of Aikido are taught through the repetitive emulation of stereotyped katas, Aiki-Lab does not rely on such pre-planned techniques; its focus is on the flow of energy arising from the intentions of those involved, in order to create a space for aiki to manifest. In other words, the goal of Aiki-Lab is to develop a presence that allows for a “center-to-center” connection with an opponent leading to a spontaneous, harmonious response to an attack – known as an aiki resolution.

Topics to be covered in this event
Overview – How an understanding of authentic attack energy can positively alter your experience of Aikido, reduce habitual responses that take you out of harmony with the attack, and open the door to deeper levels of understanding of aiki
1. Principles of physical aikido: Connection, turning off the line of the attack, entering.
2. Consciousness of attack intention
     A. Energy flow as affected by intention.
     B. Energy flow between participants in a conflict situation.
     C. Learning to distinguish flow patterns and how they form into spontaneous manifestations of technique – or do not.
     D. Troubleshooting first level –
          a. Training to maintain attack intention
          b. Learning to notice and counter-train reflexive patterns
3. Commitment to attack relative to commitment to defence.
     A.  Limbic system responses to attack and attacking
     B.  Limbic system hypnosis
          a. Recognizing sub intentions through resistance
          b. Understanding the cognitive link to limbic system responses
     C. Building awareness of manifested intentions
4. Finding the optimal ki flow state.
     a. Developing a sensitivity to the flow state
     b. Understanding how ki flow state is differentiated between activities done alone, those  done in competition and those done in cooperation.
5. Strategies for training for the optimal ki flow state
6. Bio-mechanics in the aiki interaction
7. Principles of physical Aikido:  Manifestation of physical principles without set forms.
NB This is a not-for-profit event. Some concessions and/or bursaries may be available depending on costs being met.

 

 

Jul
2
Thu
AikiLab – A Modern Approach to Aikido – Beginners Welcome @ Highgate Library Civic and Cultural Centre
Jul 2 @ 10:00 am – 5:00 pm

Following his spell binding presentation last year at the University of London, The International Institute of Peace Studies (Scotland) and the Swiss Cottage Community Centre (London), sensei Corky Quakenbush is back in London to teach his innovative approach to Aikido known as Aiki-Lab – the result of more than thirty years of practice and research.

Sensei Corky classes are open to all – complete beginners and practitioners alike.
While most forms of Aikido are taught through the repetitive emulation of stereotyped katas, Aiki-Lab does not rely on such pre-planned techniques; its focus is on the flow of energy arising from the intentions of those involved, in order to create a space for aiki to manifest. In other words, the goal of Aiki-Lab is to develop a presence that allows for a “center-to-center” connection with an opponent leading to a spontaneous, harmonious response to an attack – known as an aiki resolution.

Topics to be covered in this event
Overview – How an understanding of authentic attack energy can positively alter your experience of Aikido, reduce habitual responses that take you out of harmony with the attack, and open the door to deeper levels of understanding of aiki
1. Principles of physical aikido: Connection, turning off the line of the attack, entering.
2. Consciousness of attack intention
     A. Energy flow as affected by intention.
     B. Energy flow between participants in a conflict situation.
     C. Learning to distinguish flow patterns and how they form into spontaneous manifestations of technique – or do not.
     D. Troubleshooting first level –
          a. Training to maintain attack intention
          b. Learning to notice and counter-train reflexive patterns
3. Commitment to attack relative to commitment to defence.
     A.  Limbic system responses to attack and attacking
     B.  Limbic system hypnosis
          a. Recognizing sub intentions through resistance
          b. Understanding the cognitive link to limbic system responses
     C. Building awareness of manifested intentions
4. Finding the optimal ki flow state.
     a. Developing a sensitivity to the flow state
     b. Understanding how ki flow state is differentiated between activities done alone, those  done in competition and those done in cooperation.
5. Strategies for training for the optimal ki flow state
6. Bio-mechanics in the aiki interaction
7. Principles of physical Aikido:  Manifestation of physical principles without set forms.
NB This is a not-for-profit event. Some concessions and/or bursaries may be available depending on costs being met.

 

 

Jul
3
Fri
AikiLab – A Modern Approach to Aikido – Beginners Welcome @ Highgate Library Civic and Cultural Centre
Jul 3 @ 10:00 am – 5:00 pm

Following his spell binding presentation last year at the University of London, The International Institute of Peace Studies (Scotland) and the Swiss Cottage Community Centre (London), sensei Corky Quakenbush is back in London to teach his innovative approach to Aikido known as Aiki-Lab – the result of more than thirty years of practice and research.

Sensei Corky classes are open to all – complete beginners and practitioners alike.
While most forms of Aikido are taught through the repetitive emulation of stereotyped katas, Aiki-Lab does not rely on such pre-planned techniques; its focus is on the flow of energy arising from the intentions of those involved, in order to create a space for aiki to manifest. In other words, the goal of Aiki-Lab is to develop a presence that allows for a “center-to-center” connection with an opponent leading to a spontaneous, harmonious response to an attack – known as an aiki resolution.

Topics to be covered in this event
Overview – How an understanding of authentic attack energy can positively alter your experience of Aikido, reduce habitual responses that take you out of harmony with the attack, and open the door to deeper levels of understanding of aiki
1. Principles of physical aikido: Connection, turning off the line of the attack, entering.
2. Consciousness of attack intention
     A. Energy flow as affected by intention.
     B. Energy flow between participants in a conflict situation.
     C. Learning to distinguish flow patterns and how they form into spontaneous manifestations of technique – or do not.
     D. Troubleshooting first level –
          a. Training to maintain attack intention
          b. Learning to notice and counter-train reflexive patterns
3. Commitment to attack relative to commitment to defence.
     A.  Limbic system responses to attack and attacking
     B.  Limbic system hypnosis
          a. Recognizing sub intentions through resistance
          b. Understanding the cognitive link to limbic system responses
     C. Building awareness of manifested intentions
4. Finding the optimal ki flow state.
     a. Developing a sensitivity to the flow state
     b. Understanding how ki flow state is differentiated between activities done alone, those  done in competition and those done in cooperation.
5. Strategies for training for the optimal ki flow state
6. Bio-mechanics in the aiki interaction
7. Principles of physical Aikido:  Manifestation of physical principles without set forms.
NB This is a not-for-profit event. Some concessions and/or bursaries may be available depending on costs being met.

 

 

Jul
4
Sat
AikiLab – A Modern Approach to Aikido – Beginners Welcome @ Highgate Library Civic and Cultural Centre
Jul 4 @ 10:00 am – 5:00 pm

Following his spell binding presentation last year at the University of London, The International Institute of Peace Studies (Scotland) and the Swiss Cottage Community Centre (London), sensei Corky Quakenbush is back in London to teach his innovative approach to Aikido known as Aiki-Lab – the result of more than thirty years of practice and research.

Sensei Corky classes are open to all – complete beginners and practitioners alike.
While most forms of Aikido are taught through the repetitive emulation of stereotyped katas, Aiki-Lab does not rely on such pre-planned techniques; its focus is on the flow of energy arising from the intentions of those involved, in order to create a space for aiki to manifest. In other words, the goal of Aiki-Lab is to develop a presence that allows for a “center-to-center” connection with an opponent leading to a spontaneous, harmonious response to an attack – known as an aiki resolution.

Topics to be covered in this event
Overview – How an understanding of authentic attack energy can positively alter your experience of Aikido, reduce habitual responses that take you out of harmony with the attack, and open the door to deeper levels of understanding of aiki
1. Principles of physical aikido: Connection, turning off the line of the attack, entering.
2. Consciousness of attack intention
     A. Energy flow as affected by intention.
     B. Energy flow between participants in a conflict situation.
     C. Learning to distinguish flow patterns and how they form into spontaneous manifestations of technique – or do not.
     D. Troubleshooting first level –
          a. Training to maintain attack intention
          b. Learning to notice and counter-train reflexive patterns
3. Commitment to attack relative to commitment to defence.
     A.  Limbic system responses to attack and attacking
     B.  Limbic system hypnosis
          a. Recognizing sub intentions through resistance
          b. Understanding the cognitive link to limbic system responses
     C. Building awareness of manifested intentions
4. Finding the optimal ki flow state.
     a. Developing a sensitivity to the flow state
     b. Understanding how ki flow state is differentiated between activities done alone, those  done in competition and those done in cooperation.
5. Strategies for training for the optimal ki flow state
6. Bio-mechanics in the aiki interaction
7. Principles of physical Aikido:  Manifestation of physical principles without set forms.
NB This is a not-for-profit event. Some concessions and/or bursaries may be available depending on costs being met.

 

 

Jul
5
Sun
AikiLab – A Modern Approach to Aikido – Beginners Welcome @ Highgate Library Civic and Cultural Centre
Jul 5 @ 10:00 am – 5:00 pm

Following his spell binding presentation last year at the University of London, The International Institute of Peace Studies (Scotland) and the Swiss Cottage Community Centre (London), sensei Corky Quakenbush is back in London to teach his innovative approach to Aikido known as Aiki-Lab – the result of more than thirty years of practice and research.

Sensei Corky classes are open to all – complete beginners and practitioners alike.
While most forms of Aikido are taught through the repetitive emulation of stereotyped katas, Aiki-Lab does not rely on such pre-planned techniques; its focus is on the flow of energy arising from the intentions of those involved, in order to create a space for aiki to manifest. In other words, the goal of Aiki-Lab is to develop a presence that allows for a “center-to-center” connection with an opponent leading to a spontaneous, harmonious response to an attack – known as an aiki resolution.

Topics to be covered in this event
Overview – How an understanding of authentic attack energy can positively alter your experience of Aikido, reduce habitual responses that take you out of harmony with the attack, and open the door to deeper levels of understanding of aiki
1. Principles of physical aikido: Connection, turning off the line of the attack, entering.
2. Consciousness of attack intention
     A. Energy flow as affected by intention.
     B. Energy flow between participants in a conflict situation.
     C. Learning to distinguish flow patterns and how they form into spontaneous manifestations of technique – or do not.
     D. Troubleshooting first level –
          a. Training to maintain attack intention
          b. Learning to notice and counter-train reflexive patterns
3. Commitment to attack relative to commitment to defence.
     A.  Limbic system responses to attack and attacking
     B.  Limbic system hypnosis
          a. Recognizing sub intentions through resistance
          b. Understanding the cognitive link to limbic system responses
     C. Building awareness of manifested intentions
4. Finding the optimal ki flow state.
     a. Developing a sensitivity to the flow state
     b. Understanding how ki flow state is differentiated between activities done alone, those  done in competition and those done in cooperation.
5. Strategies for training for the optimal ki flow state
6. Bio-mechanics in the aiki interaction
7. Principles of physical Aikido:  Manifestation of physical principles without set forms.
NB This is a not-for-profit event. Some concessions and/or bursaries may be available depending on costs being met.

 

 

Oct
2
Sun
New Members Walk Hampstead Heath and Highgate Woods (free) 9 Miles Sunday 2nd October @ Golders Green Tube Station
Oct 2 @ 10:30 am – 4:30 pm

Starting and finshing at Golders Green, this is a country walk inside London. It is suitable for existing, new and prospective members. Despite being well within London it is over 85% on tracks and paths , passes through several ancient woodlands and visits many bodies of water. It even goes along a disused railway line.

It is a good opportunity for prospective members or those just thinking about joining to meet existing members and find out more about the Central London Outdoors Group

If you can’t make this walk, please tell your friends as they might be interested
I will lead you past West Heath,  Parliament Hill (with one of the very best views of the City) and Highgate Ponds. Ascending Highgate Hill, we will   continue to Highgate Wood where I intend stopping  for lunch (you can buy a meal or a drink  or bring your own picnic to eat on the adjoining lawn) After going through Queens Wood we pass Highgate underground station (it is possible to leave the walk here),The Parkland Walk path is a ribbon of green woods high above the houses on  disused railway line. Crossing high above the Archway  we walk through  Waterlow Park to Highgate Village  then descend to Hampstead Heath passing Kenwood House Ken Wood itself and the strange oaks of Sandy Heath and the North End. Finally we walk down the Heath Extension before turning off to return to the start at Golders Green

For more details see our website: www.clog.org.uk

Jun
1
Fri
AN INTRODUCTION TO AIKI-LAB AIKIDO: Overcoming Aggression with Beneficent Intention @ At the Highgate Library Civic & Cultural Centre
Jun 1 @ 6:45 pm – 9:30 pm

Sensei Corky Quakenbush (Los Angeles) is back in London to present his unique Aiki-Lab method – at the Highgate Civic and Cultural Centre.

Complete beginners are especially welcome! No Aikido technique, throw, fall or force is strictly necessary!

Corky is the mastermind of the ground-breaking approach to Takemusu Aikido known as AikiLab – a YouTube sensation. Whereas most forms of Aikido are taught through the repetitive emulation of katas or techniques, his approach does not rely on such stereotypes. Instead, the main focus of Aiki-Lab is on the flow of energy arising from the intentions of those involved in a confrontation…

Corky’s re-invention of the Art – the result of more than thirty years of practice and research – his unique gift for teaching, allied to a friendly and open personality, has led to a growing demand for his teaching world-wide.

In this hands-on presentation, you will understand how certain intentional moves which channel beneficent intention towards an opponent, often lead to a safe and harmonious resolution of an attack.

Please book ASAP!

Five £10 concessions  available. Please e-mail us in advance.

Jul
30
Mon
Summer Shoots: Make a Movie in a Week @ Highgate Primary School
Jul 30 @ 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Fun, Action-Packed Summer Holiday Camp in Highgate for Ages 4-14.

Your child can take part in the Sparks’ Summer Shoots, a fun and action-packed experience where children produce their own movie masterpieces.

The movie makers enjoy taking on lots of different creative roles and responsibilities and enjoy their sense of ownership over their creativity. Parents love to see their children extremely engaged, confident and developing lots of skills, as well as their child’s proud smiles when they share their finished film at the end of the week.

The small group sizes and a high staff to student ratio (all trained and DBS-checked) at Sparks means that every child gets plenty of attention and support. Parents can feel happy going off to work throughout the summer knowing their child is engaged, learning and having fun.

Check dates and availability, learn more and book your space online at www.sparks-ignite.com

Jul
31
Tue
Summer Shoots: Make a Movie in a Week @ Highgate Primary School
Jul 31 @ 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Fun, Action-Packed Summer Holiday Camp in Highgate for Ages 4-14.

Your child can take part in the Sparks’ Summer Shoots, a fun and action-packed experience where children produce their own movie masterpieces.

The movie makers enjoy taking on lots of different creative roles and responsibilities and enjoy their sense of ownership over their creativity. Parents love to see their children extremely engaged, confident and developing lots of skills, as well as their child’s proud smiles when they share their finished film at the end of the week.

The small group sizes and a high staff to student ratio (all trained and DBS-checked) at Sparks means that every child gets plenty of attention and support. Parents can feel happy going off to work throughout the summer knowing their child is engaged, learning and having fun.

Check dates and availability, learn more and book your space online at www.sparks-ignite.com

Aug
1
Wed
Summer Shoots: Make a Movie in a Week @ Highgate Primary School
Aug 1 @ 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Fun, Action-Packed Summer Holiday Camp in Highgate for Ages 4-14.

Your child can take part in the Sparks’ Summer Shoots, a fun and action-packed experience where children produce their own movie masterpieces.

The movie makers enjoy taking on lots of different creative roles and responsibilities and enjoy their sense of ownership over their creativity. Parents love to see their children extremely engaged, confident and developing lots of skills, as well as their child’s proud smiles when they share their finished film at the end of the week.

The small group sizes and a high staff to student ratio (all trained and DBS-checked) at Sparks means that every child gets plenty of attention and support. Parents can feel happy going off to work throughout the summer knowing their child is engaged, learning and having fun.

Check dates and availability, learn more and book your space online at www.sparks-ignite.com

Aug
2
Thu
Summer Shoots: Make a Movie in a Week @ Highgate Primary School
Aug 2 @ 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Fun, Action-Packed Summer Holiday Camp in Highgate for Ages 4-14.

Your child can take part in the Sparks’ Summer Shoots, a fun and action-packed experience where children produce their own movie masterpieces.

The movie makers enjoy taking on lots of different creative roles and responsibilities and enjoy their sense of ownership over their creativity. Parents love to see their children extremely engaged, confident and developing lots of skills, as well as their child’s proud smiles when they share their finished film at the end of the week.

The small group sizes and a high staff to student ratio (all trained and DBS-checked) at Sparks means that every child gets plenty of attention and support. Parents can feel happy going off to work throughout the summer knowing their child is engaged, learning and having fun.

Check dates and availability, learn more and book your space online at www.sparks-ignite.com

Aug
3
Fri
Summer Shoots: Make a Movie in a Week @ Highgate Primary School
Aug 3 @ 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Fun, Action-Packed Summer Holiday Camp in Highgate for Ages 4-14.

Your child can take part in the Sparks’ Summer Shoots, a fun and action-packed experience where children produce their own movie masterpieces.

The movie makers enjoy taking on lots of different creative roles and responsibilities and enjoy their sense of ownership over their creativity. Parents love to see their children extremely engaged, confident and developing lots of skills, as well as their child’s proud smiles when they share their finished film at the end of the week.

The small group sizes and a high staff to student ratio (all trained and DBS-checked) at Sparks means that every child gets plenty of attention and support. Parents can feel happy going off to work throughout the summer knowing their child is engaged, learning and having fun.

Check dates and availability, learn more and book your space online at www.sparks-ignite.com

Aug
20
Mon
Summer Shoots: Make a Movie in a Week @ Highgate Primary School
Aug 20 @ 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

 

Fun, Action-Packed Summer Holiday Camp in Highgate for Ages 6-14.

Your child can take part in the Sparks’ Summer Shoots, a fun and action-packed experience where children produce their own movie masterpieces.

The movie makers enjoy taking on lots of different creative roles and responsibilities and enjoy their sense of ownership over their creativity. Parents love to see their children extremely engaged, confident and developing lots of skills, as well as their child’s proud smiles when they share their finished film at the end of the week.

The small group sizes and a high staff to student ratio (all trained and DBS-checked) at Sparks means that every child gets plenty of attention and support. Parents can feel happy going off to work throughout the summer knowing their child is engaged, learning and having fun.

Check dates and availability, learn more and book your space online at www.sparks-ignite.com

Aug
21
Tue
Summer Shoots: Make a Movie in a Week @ Highgate Primary School
Aug 21 @ 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

 

Fun, Action-Packed Summer Holiday Camp in Highgate for Ages 6-14.

Your child can take part in the Sparks’ Summer Shoots, a fun and action-packed experience where children produce their own movie masterpieces.

The movie makers enjoy taking on lots of different creative roles and responsibilities and enjoy their sense of ownership over their creativity. Parents love to see their children extremely engaged, confident and developing lots of skills, as well as their child’s proud smiles when they share their finished film at the end of the week.

The small group sizes and a high staff to student ratio (all trained and DBS-checked) at Sparks means that every child gets plenty of attention and support. Parents can feel happy going off to work throughout the summer knowing their child is engaged, learning and having fun.

Check dates and availability, learn more and book your space online at www.sparks-ignite.com

Aug
22
Wed
Summer Shoots: Make a Movie in a Week @ Highgate Primary School
Aug 22 @ 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

 

Fun, Action-Packed Summer Holiday Camp in Highgate for Ages 6-14.

Your child can take part in the Sparks’ Summer Shoots, a fun and action-packed experience where children produce their own movie masterpieces.

The movie makers enjoy taking on lots of different creative roles and responsibilities and enjoy their sense of ownership over their creativity. Parents love to see their children extremely engaged, confident and developing lots of skills, as well as their child’s proud smiles when they share their finished film at the end of the week.

The small group sizes and a high staff to student ratio (all trained and DBS-checked) at Sparks means that every child gets plenty of attention and support. Parents can feel happy going off to work throughout the summer knowing their child is engaged, learning and having fun.

Check dates and availability, learn more and book your space online at www.sparks-ignite.com

Aug
23
Thu
Summer Shoots: Make a Movie in a Week @ Highgate Primary School
Aug 23 @ 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

 

Fun, Action-Packed Summer Holiday Camp in Highgate for Ages 6-14.

Your child can take part in the Sparks’ Summer Shoots, a fun and action-packed experience where children produce their own movie masterpieces.

The movie makers enjoy taking on lots of different creative roles and responsibilities and enjoy their sense of ownership over their creativity. Parents love to see their children extremely engaged, confident and developing lots of skills, as well as their child’s proud smiles when they share their finished film at the end of the week.

The small group sizes and a high staff to student ratio (all trained and DBS-checked) at Sparks means that every child gets plenty of attention and support. Parents can feel happy going off to work throughout the summer knowing their child is engaged, learning and having fun.

Check dates and availability, learn more and book your space online at www.sparks-ignite.com

Aug
24
Fri
Summer Shoots: Make a Movie in a Week @ Highgate Primary School
Aug 24 @ 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

 

Fun, Action-Packed Summer Holiday Camp in Highgate for Ages 6-14.

Your child can take part in the Sparks’ Summer Shoots, a fun and action-packed experience where children produce their own movie masterpieces.

The movie makers enjoy taking on lots of different creative roles and responsibilities and enjoy their sense of ownership over their creativity. Parents love to see their children extremely engaged, confident and developing lots of skills, as well as their child’s proud smiles when they share their finished film at the end of the week.

The small group sizes and a high staff to student ratio (all trained and DBS-checked) at Sparks means that every child gets plenty of attention and support. Parents can feel happy going off to work throughout the summer knowing their child is engaged, learning and having fun.

Check dates and availability, learn more and book your space online at www.sparks-ignite.com