active in the promotion, delivery and development of cultural projects and ideas, with a specialism in youth arts and theatre arts also a bit of a social media diva and photog.
Have you booked your place yet? This week is your last chance to do so in order to give us time to organise catering and admin.
You can see details of the event on the South West regional pages of the Arts Award website where there is a link to the booking form or you can use this link here http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/SYKFKFV
If you have an interesting case study of either a silver or gold Arts Award that you feel would be beneficial for attenders to hear about please do get in touch.
The regional team would love to see you there and have been working hard to source Arts Award achievers and case studies to help support your work as an adviser plus putting together workshops to help improve your experience and practice as an adviser. Jodie Abrahams, Arts Award schools support officer and Diana Walton will be on hand from the National team to meet and talk with you, and also present will be Alison Dures from Bodmin College, Alison has been running the Arts Award since taking part in the pilot stage back in 03/04.
From fundraising fetes to charity auctions, many people organise and undertake a range of positive, social and environmental activities through which they generate income. With the arrival of this new qualification there is now a route to recognise, encourage and value that activity, providing a framework and accredited qualification to work within and towards. YOU can deliver this qualification in your setting. It is suitable for young or adult learners in formal or informal settings, from schools and colleges to community, training and business organisations.
Have you made a New Years resolution to get out more, be more creative?
Then the culture active 2012 100 page notebook could be for you.
Produced by artsmonkey with inspirational photographs and some random quotes to get the creative juices flowing this a notebook designed to get you plotting, planning and playing with all those dreams, desires and ambitions.
Grandparents took youngest to see ‘The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe’ courtesy of Chichester Festival Youth Theatre – they hadn’t realised it was a youth theatre production, unaccustomed as they are to seeing youth theatre productions on main stage’s. Youngest loved it, and the cossies we saw pass by, as we waited to meet them afterwards in the foyer ,all looked very good but apparently the first half was confusing for the adults;0)
We then had supper in the theatres terrace restaurant and admired the fact that the children’s menu was specially produced as an evacuees’ menu and that the meal arrived in a brown paper bag (inside of which was a plastic container containing the food = health & safety ruins everything doesn’t it!).
It was fun, sometimes the best theatre trips are the ones where you don’t actually see the show!
