The Mystery of the Missing Presents
An interactive festive theatre adventure in English for primary students aged 4–9.
Can your students solve the mystery?
Something strange has happened at Santa's workshop. Some of the presents have disappeared, the elves are puzzled, and Santa needs a team of helpers to find them!
Your young learners will step into the story through drama, movement and creative challenges. Together, they follow clues, take on characters and share ideas to solve the mystery. Everyone contributes to the adventure, with no scripts to learn or performance to prepare.
Led in English by two experienced theatre educators, the workshop encourages speaking, listening, imagination and teamwork. Activities are adapted to the age and English-language experience of the class, so every student can take part.
Choose a 60-minute workshop or extend the adventure to 90 minutes for more time to explore characters, follow clues and tackle creative challenges.
Step into the adventure!
Follow clues
Shape the story
Use voice and movement
Share ideas
Become a character
Solve problems together
Workshop at a glance
AGES
4-9 years
DURATION
60 or 90 minutes
DELIVERY
English
GROUP SIZE
Up to 25 pupils Larger groups by arrangement
LOCATION
In school
PRICE
From €325
Curriculum Connections
IB PYP
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Language: Speaking and listening
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Arts: Drama and creative expression
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ATL: Communication and collaboration
British KS1 & KS2
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English: Spoken language and storytelling
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Drama: Role-play and improvisation
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PSHE: Cooperation and teamwork
Dutch Primary
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Engels: Speaking and listening
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Kunstzinnige oriëntatie: Drama and movement
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Burgerschap: Collaboration and participation
Meet your workshop leaders
Anabel Hull and Morfoula Stergiou
Anabel Hull and Morfoula Stergiou bring together extensive experience in theatre education, creative storytelling and working with children and young people.
Anabel is a qualified drama teacher with over 25 years of international teaching experience, while Morfoula has led varied theatre projects, performances and creative workshops in schools and community settings.
Together, they create playful, inclusive experiences where children can explore their imaginations, develop confidence and bring stories to life.