Explore the positive impact of early artistic encounters on our very youngest children, and their grown-ups. Browse Case Studies, annual reports, project reports, and hear from our audience through their feedback and testimonials.
This show is amazing! It’s just lovely. My one-year-old was captivated.” “... While the dancer in blue danced around the space my babies face was beautiful! (full of wonder!)
Since 2006 Starcatchers has striven to ensure access to the earliest artistic encounters for Scotland’s very youngest children, and their grown-ups. Through strong evaluation processes, feedback gathering, partnership working, and most importantly, a relationship-centric, baby-led approach, we have built a powerful picture of the positive impact the arts and creativity has on the youngest lives, and the lives of those who care for them.
View Starcatchers' journey in numbers, a collection of engagements, experiences, performances, events and opportunities since 2006.
Explore the impact of our work on our audiences and participants through case studies, testimonials, our annual reports, and project reports and consultations.
We’re delighted to announce that Starcatchers Play and Explore lead artist, Roz McAndrew, has won Fife Gingerbread’s award for Trust at the organisation’s 2022 AGM on Wednesday 5th October.
Early years pedagogue and researcher, Dr Caralyn Blaisdell, reflects on her experience of the Erasmus Creative Europe Project: Arts and Early Childhood, a transnational collaborative effort to explore and share best practice in early years arts and creativity.
In this episode of Starcatchers’ podcast series Let’s Talk About…, we discuss why babies’ voices matter and dive deeper into Starcatchers' current research project looking at the development of an arts-based methodology for participation with pre- and non-verbal children.
