Along with other schools from across the UK and beyond, students will have the opportunity to explore this exciting new storyworld and discuss what makes a positive relationship.
In the storyworld we meet Izandra, a young black Brazilian woman raised by her grandmother. When she turned 13, her grandmother encouraged her to attend a local project where she learnt to play the violin. This instrument, classical music and the work of Afro-Brazilian musicians changed her life. Izandra now shares her expertise with other low-income youngsters and works to make classical music accessible to all.
We meet Izandra in the city of Porto Alegre in the South of Brazil where she plays, studies and teaches the violin. This storyworld explores themes such as the power of music to connect people, role models, community and family connections.
Together we will explore 360° spaces like Izandra's home and the music conservatory where she practises her violin.
