Series of programmes in which two people from different generations discuss a topic that reveals the changing nature of Britain.
The theme of the first five programmes is Respect.
Kevin Madden started teaching in a Catholic, inner-city Manchester
boys' school in 1945. His grandson Patrick McMahon has just started
teaching in a mainly moslem school in Rochdale. They discuss the
changing nature of respect between pupils and teachers and how schools
have reflected wider society.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00qszyv
Saturday, 27 February 2010
Friday, 26 February 2010
Creative Use of ICT in Schools:
I would like to share a small project of one of my Change Schools New Invention Junior School:
Stop Press our eggs have hatched!… view the chicks on web cam at:
http://www.invention-j.
follow the Egg Cam link on the main menu to view our chicks.
Stop Press our eggs have hatched!… view the chicks on web cam at:
http://www.invention-j.
follow the Egg Cam link on the main menu to view our chicks.
An invitation to theatre practitioners in Birmingham and the West Midlands to meet informally with experienced creative producers, directors and programmers for free impartial advice, support and exchange.
"On
Call"
‘On
Call’ has been developed as an action research project following the
mid*point 'Challenge of Change' event in November 2009. For more information
about ‘On Call’ and the people taking part: http://
Please
email orit@c-sense.uk.com to
raise a question with a specific person or just turn up on the day
Thursday 25th Feb
5.30pm – 7.30pm Birmingham Rep Cafe Bar
Geraldine Collinge (Creative producer and
programmer: project development, artist development) , Gary Roskell (Chief
Executive: funding, governance, running a company and a charity)
Tuesday 2nd March
11.00am – 1pm Urban Coffee Co, Church Street, Birmingham
Helga Henry (Producer, facilitator and executive
director: company development, fundraising, governance, training, local and
regional networks), Paul Warwick (Director: artist
development, artistic development, creative processes) Orit Azaz (Director
and facilitator: creative processes and collaboration; site and context
specific; partnerships)
Tuesday 9th March
11am – 1pm Hudsons Coffee House, Colmore Row, Birmingham
Laura McDermott (Creative producer/programmer:
artist development, creation of new work, planning and programming festivals
and seasons within a venue ), Louisa Davies (Producer and
programmer: fundraising, touring, artist development and marketing), Steve
Ball (Producer and programmer: Work for young people, statutory and
charitable fundraising, international brokering; local and regional networks )
Tuesday 9th March
5.30pm – 7.30pm Birmingham Rep Cafe Bar
Noel Dunne (Producer specialising in creativity
and learning: collaborations between artists, communities and agencies;
partnership building; fundraising and project management); Jenny
Stephens (Theatre director, writer and radio producer: new writing and
development, board development and actor training);Elizabeth Tomlin (Lecturer
in drama: setting up companies, getting profile, advice on practice based PhDs
and university study, playwrights)
Thursday 11th March
5.30pm meet at Birmingham Rep then go for something to eat
Amanda Roberts (Producer and Programmer: artist
and company development, making things happen, collaborative approaches,
fundraising, programming, project management); Janet
Vaughan (Artistic Director and Designer: artist development, creative
processes, making connections - Red Teapot) , Pippa Frith(Project
manager and programmer: getting started and making things happen in Birmingham
and the region)
Tuesday, 23 February 2010
Join the Natural Teachers Network - Children & Nature Network (C&NN)
Join the Natural Teachers Network - Children & Nature Network (C&NN)
have a look at this interesting amercian website
have a look at this interesting amercian website
Monday, 22 February 2010
Thursday, 18 February 2010
Looking for Work Experience with BBC?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blast/film/work_experience/62153
Opportunity for young people 16-24 to volunteer for the event in Stafford.
Deadline: 14.March 2010
Opportunity for young people 16-24 to volunteer for the event in Stafford.
Deadline: 14.March 2010
Tuesday, 16 February 2010
Wednesday, 10 February 2010
Sunday, 7 February 2010
West Midlands Mantle of the Expert Network
West Midlands Mantle of the Expert
Network
Our next meeting:
"Holistic Methods of Assessment in Mantle
of the Expert"
How do we assess significant learning in our
classrooms? Can we find more creative
methods of assessment?
In this meeting, we will explore together current thinking about informative
assessment, and how to apply it in practice as we work in Mantle of the Expert.
The session will be led by David Allen and Iona
Towler-Evans, who have recently worked together on methods of assessment at
Grimley and Holt Primary School.
Date: Thursday 4th March, 4.15pm -
6pm
Venue: Newman University College, Genners
Lane, Birmingham B32 3NT
This event is free to network members. Please
book your place by 2nd March (5pm).
For more information & membership contact:
Friday, 5 February 2010
Invitation to Exhibition
Please find above the invitation for a Year 13 exhibition titled "12'. Students from Heath Park Business & Enterprise College Wolverhampton have worked withRos Ingram and Katy Barton on a Creative Partnerships project in collaboration with the University of Wolverhampton to produce work using glass, ceramics and textiles.
The private view is to be held on Friday 12th February, 3pm-5pm.
The exhibition will be displayed during the week of 15.2-19.2.2010 Open from 9am-5pm
We would be delighted to welcome you to the private view.
Plaese come along and hope you enjoy the work.
Kind regards,
Jess Dawes, Teacher of Art and Design & Iris Bertz Creative Agent
Heath Park Business and Enterprise College
01902 556360
Artist Opportunity: mac-lab
Monday 5th April until Saturday 10th April 2010
mac invites applications from artists in all disciplines to apply for an intensive lab based residency at our new facilities in Birmingham. We want to hear from artists that are interested in working outside of their normal practice or 'safe' area. Open to any form of practice - we want applications from musicians, film-makers, visual artists, performers, live artists, photographers, digital media practitioners and anyone working across media.
There will be eight places available to artists resident or working in the West Midlands region and two places for artists located in other UK regions. Successful applicants will have a supported opportunity to make new work within mac's new studios. They will have access to digital media equipment, space and first rate artist facilitators, providing a challenging and supportive environment.
The closing date for proposals is 5pm on Monday 15 February 2010. Please contact Craig for more details:
Craig Ashley
Producer (Visual Arts)
Mac
Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham, B12 9QH
T: 0121 446 3224
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