The Provision of a Theatre Production Promoting Air quality

A Prior Information Notice
by CAERPHILLY COUNTY BOROUGH COUNCIL

Source
Find a Tender
Type
Contract (Services)
Duration
5.5 month
Value
£0-£26K
Sector
PROFESSIONAL
Published
27 Aug 2025
Delivery
15 Oct 2025 to 03 Apr 2026
Deadline
n/a

Concepts

Location

United Kingdom:

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Description

CCBC aims to promote the importance of air quality through an engaging and interactive performance which investigates the causes and concerns of poor air quality and promotes safe active travel to primary schools. It is hoped that the production offers pupils practical advice and information about how they can make a positive impact on their local environment by improving air quality as well as making a positive impact on their health and encourage a change in culture for future generations. The performance will need to be inclusive of integrated workshops and teaching materials ensuring pupils have greater knowledge of the problem and a practical set of behaviors they can adopt to help improve the situation as well as motivating them to act. The intention is to work with a third-party provider to deliver the programme for up to 40 primary school settings dependent on uptake. The theatre production will need to include: A comprehensive booking process Full project management A multimedia drama production with interactive integrated workshops (with a requirement to be acted in Welsh for Welsh medium primary schools) A set of teaching materials available online which are integrated into the current National Curriculum to be used within PSHE, citizenship, personal development or tutor time. Resources required to be fully translated for Welsh medium Schools.

CPV Codes

  • 92111310 - Entertainment film production
  • 92112000 - Services in connection with motion-picture and video-tape production

Indicators

  • Renewals are available.

Other Information

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