Information Seminar
Date: 23/04/2024 – 23/04/2024
Time: 10:30
As part of our
commitment to the Fellowship Inn project, we would like to engage local
schools
in the project and will be offering Arts Awards and also the opportunity
for teachers to train in Arts Awards – all fully funded by Phoenix
Community
Housing.
Phoenix
Community Housing offer
- Free Arts Award training for teachers, moderation and
resources - Creative practitioner to support you
and your pupils to do Arts Award for the first time - Involvement in Fellowship Inn Community
activities
The Information Seminar
Representatives
from the 3 activity providers will be at the Green Man to discuss their
projects and explain how your school could work alongside them to create
exciting opportunities which will lead to Arts Awards. Interested? Come to our Information Seminar:
Date: Friday
9 December 10.30-12.30
Venue: Phoenix Community Housing, The Green
Man, 355 Bromley Road, SE6 2RP
Book your place by email – Ademir Netto
ademir.netto@phoenixch.org.uk
About the project:
The Fellowship Inn
Phoenix Community Housing has recently been awarded £4.7
million from the Heritage Lottery Fund to renovate a Grade 2 listed
building in Bellingham. The iconic Fellowship Inn is steeped in history having been
built for returning soldiers from the First World War. We plan to refurbish the
building to create a cinema, restaurant, cafe area and a live music/performance
space, as well as making a space that the whole community can enjoy.
Community Activities
Part of our plans involve an array of community activities,
such as a community play which will be managed by Greenwich and Lewisham Young
Peoples Theatre, an oral history project managed by The Working Party and a
heritage tapestry project created by Stitches in Time.
This is a fantastic opportunity to get your pupils involved
in one or more of the creative projects linked to the restoration of the
Fellowship Inn, which we believe will compliment already existing learning
outcomes.
Arts Award
Arts Award inspires young people to grow their arts and
leadership talents: it’s creative, valuable and accessible. We are offering
bronze, silver and gold training.
Arts Award Impact Study shows that Arts
Award has 10 characteristics which maximise its impact.
1.
Reflecting on and shaping own learning
2.
Leadership and peer tutoring
3.
Collaboration
4.
Personalised, independent learning
5.
Applied learning
6.
Accreditation
7.
Portfolio assessment
8.
Diversity of evidence
9.
Learning outside the classroom
10.
Inclusion of non-arts skills
The research found advisers, other staff and young people
full of praise for certain aspects of the Arts Award qualification which had
produced a positive experience for them
Arts Awards pedagogy is exemplary!
You
can find more details about Arts Awards on their website www.artsaward.org.uk
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More
on LEANs website:
Youth Arts Bulletin – local activities
for young people
Our ArtsMark and Arts
Award section
