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Early Years Dance and Movement CPD with Takeshi Matsumoto

This CPD workshop introduces a range of creative approaches that use dance and movement as accessible, inclusive, and integrative tools. Informed by contemporary dance, dance movement psychotherapy, and Early Years practice, Takeshi invites participants to explore the body, movement, and creativity through practical, experiential activities. Drawing on his professional experience working with neurodivergent and marginalised children, the workshop offers adaptable ideas that can be applied across educational and care settings.

This workshop is especially recommended for those who work in educational and childcare settings.

Little Beats is a 3 year Early Years Music project in Lowestoft. Our aim is to build an active network of Early Years settings, provide EY Music training and peer support as well as identifying EY music provision in Lowestoft. We aim to facilitate 4 Network meetings per year and run a program of FREE early years music CPD training for EY setting staff in Lowestoft.

We hope that you can join us! Please do feel free to share these opportunities with relevant EY staff, settings, contacts and musicians in the Lowestoft area.

Any further questions please do get in touch!

Photo credit Camilla Greenwell

Session details

Dates and times

Saturday 7th March 2026 , 1:00pm – 4:00pm
Who's it for

Early Years practitioners and musicians, People who work with children aged 0-5 and their families in Lowestoft.
Venue

The Seagull Theatre, Morton Road, Lowestoft, NR33 0JH

The Seagull Theatre’s access information page

Updated access information

The Seagull is wheelchair accessible in studio 4 (the down stairs studio) the theatre, workhshop and backstage areas. All of this is flat level access, including through to the accessible loo.
The upper floor can be accessed via the lift which provides direct access to studio 2. Access to studio 1 and Studio 3 is also possible without further steps, but doorways are relatively narrow.
Sadly the access to the green room and the two upstairs toilets is still via further stairs so we recommend that people use the lift to access the downstairs accessible toilet instead.