CULTURE PASS
Under this initiative, every primary and secondary school student in Malta and Gozo gets access to attend an artistic performance per year. This measure – one of the deliverables of Arts Council Malta’s Strategy2020 – includes events of a cultural and artistic nature targeting students in all years from Junior to Senior Sector. Activities are held between September and June. Moveo has 4 eligible projects which fall under the culture pass scheme. Each project includes a performance and workshop, aimed at Junior, Middle or Secondary school children, based around various relevant themes such as bullying, Microplastic in the Ocean, and social media amongst others. All these projects are fully funded by the Arts Council Malta, and will incur no cost to the school. Every project includes a short introduction, a 20 minute performance, followed by a 20 minute workshop with the students. The performances and workshops can be held at the school premises and require very little technical assistance.
Available Performances
PLASTOCEAN
Recommended for Kindergarten – Year 3
Plastocean is based on the importance of keeping beaches and public spaces clean from plastic and other single-use materials. Spoken from the lens of a turtle, the story presents different scenarios that reflect on the dangers and repercussions which plastic and single-use objects bring with them. Available for Junior School.
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NOBODY'S PERFECT
Recommended for Year 5–6
A true story of a student suffering anxiety because of teasing at school, for her body type, and how she dealt and overcame it with her role model. Movement and text encourage a positive perception of one's physical self, to recognise flaws and limitations but accept and appreciate them, nonetheless. |
THE AIR WE SHARE |
BE THE CHANGE |
Recommended for Year 1-6
Breathing, often taken for granted is a cornerstone of vitality. The Air We Share explores air pollution and declining air quality from the perspective of a plant and tree who are struggling to keep our air clean. This performance fosters environmental awareness and active citizenship in its young viewers. |
Recommended for Kinder to Grade 6
This playful dance theatre show teaches kids to care for Earth through fun songs, bright costumes, and exciting dances. Friendly characters learn how simple action impact the planet and discover the magic of Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. Children leave inspired to be everyday Planet Heroes making smart, sustainable choices. |
BUSE BEE
Recommended for Kindergarten – Year 3
Bees are busy! But how, why? Busy Bee explores the fundamentals of living in the hive and working all day long to find pollen and nectar, while also being responsible for up to 80% of the world's pollination. But the bees are in danger, what can we do about it? |
IN YOUR SHOES
Recommended for Year 1–5
Olivia, a curious girl, is accused of lacking empathy when she pesters her tired sister to play. Confused, she learns from her bug sister that empathy means noticing others' feelings. Understanding its importance, Olivia goes to school and empathises with friends through the magic of different shoes. |
BULLY ME |
TIP TAP TUMBLE |
Recommended for Year 5–6
Bullying can affect many people. Its consequences can impact a person's life deeply, explore prevention methods, promote empathy for victims, and guide bystanders to prevent it. This question-based performance will empower young people to take positive action against bullying. |
Recommended for Kindergarten – Year 2
Hearing allows us to communicate with others and navigate our world. This performance uses interesting soundscapes and movement/theatre to explore the world of sound. It follows the humorous narrative of three siblings, and their discovery of different sounds on their noisy adventure in the quest to find silence. |
SENSATIONAL |
COUNT WITH ME |
Recommended for Kindergarten – Year 3
Our senses are the gateway to the world around us: we experience life through our impressions of what something looks like, smells like, tastes like, sounds like, and feels like. Through Sensational: Exploring the 5 Senses, young children gain an understanding of how we communicate and experience the world. |
Recommended for Kindergarten – Year 3
Count with me! 1 pencil. 2 hands. 3 chairs. 4 pears. 5 cats. 6 lines. 7 colours. 8 bites. 9 hugs. 10 toes. The world around us exists in numbers. Numbers are seen, read, said, communicated, felt, and heard. Count With Me is an invitation to explore numbers in the world around us! |
FONETIKA
Recommended for Kindergarten – Year 5
Join Anna and Eva in the kingdom of Arandella as they embark on an icy adventure! This well-loved Frozen story is told through the sounds of the mother tongue and is sure to warm the hearts of our young viewers. Fonetika-e-i-o-u-ie draws attention to the phonetics of the Maltese language. |
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