
Timings
5.00pm – Join Zoom call, welcome
5.05pm – Introductions, short networking opportunity
5.20pm – Nano presentations (3-minute presentations)
5:40pm – Micro Presentations (7-minute presentations)
6.20pm – Final reflections
6.30pm – Event ends
Once you've booked a ticket, you'll be sent instructions by email on how to join the Zoom call in the week of the event, along with details of how to select your complimentary ticket offer. The event will start promptly at 5pm so we recommend that you set up your Zoom account in advance. If you're having issues accessing the event then please contact us at [email protected].
Want to present?
We invite teachers to present on any subject with a particular focus on promoting wellbeing through the arts. You can share something you are proud of or tell us about something that didn’t go quite as planned.
There are two presenting formats; a seven-minute ‘Micro’ presentation and a three-minute ‘Nano’ presentation. If you wish to present in addition to attending, please contact [email protected] with ‘TeachMeet Presentation’ in the subject line, and some details on what you’d like to share.
Please note: presentations slots are for teachers in the first instance. If other organisations want to present, please get in touch to propose a presentation. We will confirm if there is space closer to the event date.
Tickets available
Live from the Barbican: The Cosmos with Professor Cox & BBC SO
Sunday 13 December, 20.00
Livestream ticket to watch at home.
All teachers attending our TeachMeet are invited to take up a complimentary ticket offer to one of our shows listed here. Once you have booked your place at the TeachMeet, we will be in touch to confirm with you which complimentary ticket you would like to access. All tickets are subject to government guidance on the closure of the building and may be restricted to certain time slots and/or dates.
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