Creative and Performing Arts are some of our most popular sessions at PiP.
Continually developed and improved by our experienced staff team, they support students to explore their creative side and are an opportunity to learn skills through subjects they enjoy. It’s not just fun and games; creative and performing arts build confidence and communication skills – key skills that lead to independent living skills.
Adults with learning disabilities and autism are under-represented as audience members, producers and creators in the UK arts and culture scene. At PiP, we support our students to access more arts and culture, to follow their interests in creating art and culture and to work towards being recognised for their skills and talents in the creative and performing arts.
Check out what we do across a range of disciplines below:
Creative Sessions
Art
Art covers a wide range of techniques, including oil painting, watercolor, print techniques and many more.
Drama
Drama is one of the tools PiP uses to help the people we support gain confidence and skills and learn to express themselves.
Cabaret
Kabaret Klub does what it says on the tin ...we perform, and we entertain!
Music
Music sessions aimed at the understanding of music, improving musical instrument playing, musical performance, songwriting and singing skill
Creative Writing
Creative writing helps students unlock their imagination and to helps them to find their own unique voice as a writer.
Podcasts
Our newest session not only teaches students the technical skills for recording but also helps them find their voice and speak up and out.
