| Description | Programmes and papers relating to performances of Natural Movement dances by students from the Madge Atkinson School of Natural Movement, the London College of Educational Dance, the Arts Educational Schools, or by other schools that taught the Madge Atkinson Method of Natural Movement.
Contents:
- Princess Margaret Rose School, 10 June 1949
- Princess Margaret Rose School Annual Prizegiving, 1950
- Conference on The Dance as Education by the National Association of Organisers and Lecturers in Physical Education and the Ling Physical Education Association - with correspondence regarding this with Atkinson, 2-5 January 1950
- Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing Eve of Congress dinner and dance in London, 18 July 1950
- Upton School Prizegiving, 22 July 1950
- Demonstration at the Movement and Music conference, 5 May 1951
- Robin Hood by Alwyn School, 28 June 1951
- Nonington College of Physical Education, 12-15 July 1951
- Upton School Prizegiving, 20 July 1951
- Natural Movement half-day refresher course in Manchester, 6 April 1952
- Demonstration by the Princess Margaret Rose School, 27-29 May 1952
- Adcote School Speech day, 6 June 1952
- Dance, mime and music devised by Enid Frost at Burnham Hall, 7 June 1952
- A demonstration of Natural Movement by the Harpenden School of Dancing, 7 June 1952
- Upton School Prizegiving, 28 July 1952
- Charity performance for the church restoration fund by pupils of Betty Loney, 7 April 1954
- Godstowe School Speech day, 25 June 1954 (Jean Kelly's name is written on this)
- The Forsaken Merman produced by Jean Kelly at Godstowe School, 29 June 1956 - also a black and white photograph of the production by Ronald Goodearl
- The Snow Queen choreographed by Jean Kelly at Godstowe School, 27 June 1958
- Upton School Prizegiving, 23 July 1958
- An Italian Carnival at Adcote School produced by Jean Kelly, Summer 1960
- Norwegian Wedding at Adcote School choreographed by Jean Kelly, undated
- Rumpelstiltskin at Godstowe School produced by Jean Kelly, 21 June 1962
The original folder, number 6, bore the Madge Atkinson School of Natural Movement stamp. |