Starcatchers joins over 80 Scottish organisations in an open letter to express our grave and deep concern over the announcement of the imminent closure of the Creative Scotland Open Fund for Individuals.
Unicorn Dance Party brought plenty of summer festivities to Dunfermline this July as Starcatchers and Fife Gingerbread hosted an unforgettable event for families taking part in their Cashback for Young Parents programme.
Scotland’s arts and early years organisation is shining a light on babies’ rights as the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) is incorporated into Scots Law.
Over the next two years Starcatchers will be working with local nurseries in Helensburgh, to deliver Wee People, Big Feelings, an emotional literacy training programme for early years practitioners.
As The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child is incorporated into domestic law, Starcatchers, Scotland’s Arts and Early Years organisation, prepares to launch their research into the voice of the baby, a landmark moment for Scotland’s very youngest children.
Starcatchers presents their award-winning production with SUPERFAN at Festival Premières Rencontres in April 2024, as part of the British Council's Spotlight on Culture UK/France 2024 - Together We Imagine programme.
Today marks the opening of the Greengables Gallery, a joyful new art exhibition created by the children at Greengables Nursery, part of a two year creative project headed by Starcatchers' artists Kerry Cleland and Katy Wilson.
We’re very excited to announce the opening of our new Baby Studio space in the heart of Westside Plaza. Starcatchers’ Baby Studio will be a new, dedicated space for wee ones and their families in Wester Hailes
Artist Kirstin Abraham reflects on her week-long residency at Abbey View nursery in Abroath, focusing on creating resources around creative play ideas for children with additional support needs.
Emma Lamothe, Administrative manager at ACTA Compagnie, reflects on her recent visit to Almere, The Netherlands as part of the Erasmus Creative Europe Project: Arts and Early Childhood.
Starcatchers officially launched ground-breaking new project Wee People, Big Feelings – a creative play approach to supporting Armed Forces families - with families and partners at Scots Corner Early Learning and Childcare Centre.
Fiona Ferrier, Co- artistic Director of Dirliebane Theatre Company, reflects on the past few months developing Sit, Stand, Lie, a performance for babies aged birth-12 months.
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