Pick the level or levels that match your classes.
Three different dates and times are available for each session
For one session or several, if you teach more than one level or class.
A short vocabulary activity will arrive by email, so your students walk in already familiar with the topic. We recommend doing it in the three weeks before the session.
On the day, follow the Zoom link sent to the email address you signed up with.
An optional project, entering your class into an end-of-year draw for your cycle.
Primary Culture Club:
Once Upon a Sound & When Machines Started Creating
25 years living and teaching in Spain, Harriet co-directs theatre companies Acting Impact and Playtime Theatre in Madrid, specialising in arts-based courses for schools and publishers — including musical plays and stories for children.
Secondary Culture Club:
Your Algorithm Has an Accent & The Influencer Economy
A Dartmouth graduate in English and Drama, Schuyler has taught theatre to 2,000+ children as an actor, director and educator. He co-directs Acting Impact Theatre Company and trains Macmillan teachers across schools in Madrid.
No. The Culture Club is included for every Macmillan school, with no extra booking or planning required.
No. Each session runs on three dates, so different classes at the same school can attend on whichever day suits them.
Classes can take part in an optional follow-up project, with one prize per session up for grabs.
A computer with an internet connection, and Zoom installed in advance — sessions are live only, so it’s worth checking it works before the day.
Yes — with the same session or different ones, depending on the levels you teach.
50 minutes of live, interactive content — designed to hold your class’s attention from start to finish.
No. Sessions are delivered live only and are not recorded, in line with data protection policy for underage students.