CashBack for Young Parents Report 2024-2025
A reflection on Year 2 of our 3-year CashBack for Communities funded project in partnership with Fife Gingerbread.
Find our project reports, evaluations and useful info here spanning our organisation’s 17 years of engaging with babies, toddlers, young children, and their grown-ups, in the arts and creative experiences.
A reflection on Year 2 of our 3-year CashBack for Communities funded project in partnership with Fife Gingerbread.
An exploration of the findings and learning from Starcatchers' work as part of the Love Letham project with families and their wee ones.
A report covering the findings from Starcatchers' work with Summerston ELC using the Voice of the Baby approach in planning.
Read the report about Starcatchers Musical Explorers Musical Explorers, a music experience for babies and young children in Kirkcaldy
A report on year one's delivery of CashBack for Young Parents with Fife Gingerbread, funded by CashBack for Communities.
A report on Starcatchers' programmes in Wester Hailes in 2023-24, working with parents and their young children aged birth - 5 years
A summary of Phase Two of research by Dr Rachel Drury, Dr Cara Blaisdell and Claire Ruckert.
A report exploring the principles developed through our international project, Arts & Early Childhood.
Reporting on our Creative Kin project in partnership with Children 1st, bringing together artists and kinship families in North Ayrshire.
A report on Starcatchers' Oot Playin project in 2022-23, working with parents and their young children aged birth - 2 years.
A report on Starcatchers' Play and Explore project in 2022-23, working with young parents and their young children aged birth-2 years.
Report on creative play and emotional literacy project Wee People Big Feelings, working with Forces families in Midlothian.
Update report on Starcatchers' Expecting Something project Apr-Oct 2022, working with young parents and their young children aged 0-2 years.
A report on Starcatchers' Expecting Something project in 2021-22, working with young parents and their young children aged 0-2 years.
A report on Starcatchers' Expecting Something project in 2020-21, working with young parents and their young children aged 0-2 years.
Report on Expecting Something in Lochgelly, Fife, a community engagement project for young parents and their babies.
Report on Expecting Something in Wester Hailes, Edinburgh, a community engagement project for young parents and their babies.
Stripy Nest was a project with Canal View Primary School, Edinburgh in 2019, supporting children with ASN transition from nursery to P1.
Report on Creative Kin, 2017 - 20 – a two-year pilot project delivered in partnership by Children 1st and Starcatchers.
A report of Starcatchers Creative Skills training in 2018-19, a unique artist-facilitated training programme for Early Years practitioners.
Talking Tales & Moving Matters were two artist-in-residence projects that took place in formal early learning and childcare settings in 2016
A report on the Creative Skills project in 2015-16, supporting Early Years practitioners to put creativity at the heart of their practice.
In 2015, Starcatchers and the National Galleries of Scotland delivered Wee Wanders which explored engagement with a pre-school nursery.
In early 2015, Starcatchers and the National Galleries of Scotland delivered an Early Years Families Programme project called Toddle Tours.
Evaluation of the Starcatchers project, Expecting Something, a creative engagement project for young parents and babies in Edinburgh.
A report on the Creative Skills pilot project in 2015, supporting Early Years practitioners to put creativity at the heart of their practice
The Playground was the first large-scale residency project delivered by Starcatchers after becoming a constituted organisation in 2011.
Summary report from the Inspire Project carried out by Professor (Emeritus) Aline-Wendy Dunlop and a team from the University of Strathclyde
Evaluation of our two year pilot project exploring the creation of theatre for children under the age of three with their parents or carers.
Today Museum: Play report detailing findings from sessions delivered by Today Museum Parkhead, Starcatchers and Platform, funded by Scot Gov
How do you feel when the school bell rings? Out of School Care in Scotland Consulting with children age 4-6, funded by Scottish Government.
This research was conducted for the Young Audiences Group by Culture Radar.
Created by Kerry Cleland and company, Float was Scotland's first durational work for babies from birth to 12 months old and their grown-ups.
In February to March 2024, Starcatchers and Dirliebane Theatre's work-in-progress Laaaunch toured to Perth and Edinburgh.
Audience feedback from the 2022 national tour of SUPERFAN's Little Top. The magic of the big top brought to the youngest audiences.
A national tour of a brand new work by Andy Cannon with original music by David Trouton. Spike brings magical storytelling to life.
In August 2019, Starcatchers and SUPERFAN's production Little Top, was part of the Made in Scotland Showcase at the Edinburgh Fringe.
Between May - June 2017, Starcatchers' and Curious Seed's production of MamaBabaMe toured to several venues across Scotland.
Between April and July 2015 Starcatchers and the RSNO’s production of Hup toured Scotland to venues and communities across Scotland.
In Autumn 2016, The Shape of Things, a production by Starcatchers and Branar Téatar, embarked on a tour of Scotland and Ireland.