Mental Health and Children’s Activities: Jane James, founder of Little Voices
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This week I chat with Jane James, the founder of Little Voices, about mental health, children’s activities and performing arts.
In this episode, Jane shares:
Why she is so passionate about performing arts being taught in schools.
The benefits and skills children will get from learning performing arts and how they will be useful in the future.
Tips to help teachers who may not have the confidence to teach the performing arts.
If you’d like to learn more about Jane and Little Voices, you can visit:
littlevoices.org.uk
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