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Monday, 24 November 2014
Sunday, 19 October 2014
Six Ways to Wellbeing
Do you have young people wanting to do their Arts Award? We have this opportunity for young people to do their Bronze or Silver Award with Six Ways to Well-being in Swale.
Six Ways to Wellbeing with Wide Eyed Theatre
Your ideas, performed from scratch - Join our unique young persons performance group in which we create a story of people, place and events that make us happy and share them with the world.
All the ideas come from you...
Book your place here
Timetable:
Project Launch - Tuesday 28th October - 10am till 4pm - Bluetown Heritage Centre
This session will launch the project and is open to anyone interested in joining the project. It will be a day of building our performance company and creating project ideas.
Lunch will be provided - if you need support with transport please email vicki@wide-eyed-theatre.co.uk
Weekly Evening sessions in November and December - Location and times TBC
Celebration Event - 6th December - Location and times TBC
This is part of the Six Ways To Wellbeing programme being managed by Ideas Test and Swale CVS and is funded jointly by Kent County Council, Artswork and The Royal Opera House Bridge. Find out more about the Six Ways to Wellbeing at www.sixwaystowellbeing.org.uk.
You can find Ideas Test, Swale CVS and Six Ways to Wellbeing on Twitter @IdeasTest @SwaleCVS and @liveitwelluk, all of whom will be tweeting about the project under #sixwaystowellbeing. Six Ways to Wellbeing is also on Facebook, please search for ‘liveitwellkent’.
You can find out more about Wide Eyed Theatre on www.wide-eyed-theatre.co.uk
FAQs
Is there an age limit/restriction to take part?
You must live in Swale (which includes Faversham, Sittingbourne, Sheppey and surrounding villages) and aged between 13 to 19 years.
What happens after I book?
We will email you to confirm the details and send you some forms for you and your parent/guardian to fill in.
What do I need to bring on the day?
You must send us signed consent from your parent/guardian in advance or bring it on the day. If we don't have it you won't be able to take part.
Where can I contact the organiser with any questions?
Yes, please get in touch if you have any questions. Call Cassy Fry Programme Coordinator on 07713 865955 or email cassy@creativepeopleplace.info.
Do you have questions about Drama Workshop with Wide Eyed Theatre? Contact Ideas Test
Book your place here
Six Ways to Wellbeing with Wide Eyed Theatre
Your ideas, performed from scratch - Join our unique young persons performance group in which we create a story of people, place and events that make us happy and share them with the world.
All the ideas come from you...
Book your place here
Timetable:
Project Launch - Tuesday 28th October - 10am till 4pm - Bluetown Heritage Centre
This session will launch the project and is open to anyone interested in joining the project. It will be a day of building our performance company and creating project ideas.
Lunch will be provided - if you need support with transport please email vicki@wide-eyed-theatre.co.uk
Weekly Evening sessions in November and December - Location and times TBC
Celebration Event - 6th December - Location and times TBC
This is part of the Six Ways To Wellbeing programme being managed by Ideas Test and Swale CVS and is funded jointly by Kent County Council, Artswork and The Royal Opera House Bridge. Find out more about the Six Ways to Wellbeing at www.sixwaystowellbeing.org.uk.
You can find Ideas Test, Swale CVS and Six Ways to Wellbeing on Twitter @IdeasTest @SwaleCVS and @liveitwelluk, all of whom will be tweeting about the project under #sixwaystowellbeing. Six Ways to Wellbeing is also on Facebook, please search for ‘liveitwellkent’.
You can find out more about Wide Eyed Theatre on www.wide-eyed-theatre.co.uk
FAQs
Is there an age limit/restriction to take part?
You must live in Swale (which includes Faversham, Sittingbourne, Sheppey and surrounding villages) and aged between 13 to 19 years.
What happens after I book?
We will email you to confirm the details and send you some forms for you and your parent/guardian to fill in.
What do I need to bring on the day?
You must send us signed consent from your parent/guardian in advance or bring it on the day. If we don't have it you won't be able to take part.
Where can I contact the organiser with any questions?
Yes, please get in touch if you have any questions. Call Cassy Fry Programme Coordinator on 07713 865955 or email cassy@creativepeopleplace.info.
Do you have questions about Drama Workshop with Wide Eyed Theatre? Contact Ideas Test
Book your place here
Monday, 17 February 2014
What is the value of Gold?
February's Arts Award Forum
Wednesday 26th February
5-7pm
@ The Gulbenkian
Join us for an evening of creativity, inspiration and Gold!
On Wednesday 26th February, Wide Eyed Theatre will be joined by the talented Peter Cook who will be leading a fascinating workshop on the value of gold. Come along and explore the representation of gold using music, poetry, drama and colour!
Book your place today through the Gulbenkian's website. You can join in the fun!
We will also be joined by Leanne Macdonald, Artswork, who will be showing participants how to use the new Artsbox to get their Arts Award evidence together.
This is February’s Arts Award Forum and it is open to one and all. Not only will you have the opportunity to experience an inspiring workshop, but there will also be the chance to share ideas with other Arts Award Advisers, including our resident Advisers, Vicki and Emma of Wide Eyed Theatre.
Do you have questions about the Arts Award?
Do you want to learn some creative skills?
Do you want to be inspired?
The value of gold materialises when it changes hands, and that is what the Arts Award is about: Passing on something valuable.
And bring a friend! Thanks to our brilliant location in the Gulbenkian, there is room for all. Free to attend, but please book in advance so we can supply materials for everyone.
Come and create with us.
Come and learn with us.
Best wishes,
Wide Eyed Theatre
5-7pm
@ The Gulbenkian
Join us for an evening of creativity, inspiration and Gold!
On Wednesday 26th February, Wide Eyed Theatre will be joined by the talented Peter Cook who will be leading a fascinating workshop on the value of gold. Come along and explore the representation of gold using music, poetry, drama and colour!
Book your place today through the Gulbenkian's website. You can join in the fun!
We will also be joined by Leanne Macdonald, Artswork, who will be showing participants how to use the new Artsbox to get their Arts Award evidence together.
This is February’s Arts Award Forum and it is open to one and all. Not only will you have the opportunity to experience an inspiring workshop, but there will also be the chance to share ideas with other Arts Award Advisers, including our resident Advisers, Vicki and Emma of Wide Eyed Theatre.
Do you have questions about the Arts Award?
Do you want to learn some creative skills?
Do you want to be inspired?
The value of gold materialises when it changes hands, and that is what the Arts Award is about: Passing on something valuable.
And bring a friend! Thanks to our brilliant location in the Gulbenkian, there is room for all. Free to attend, but please book in advance so we can supply materials for everyone.
Come and create with us.
Come and learn with us.
Best wishes,
Wide Eyed Theatre
Tuesday, 15 October 2013
Wednesday, 14 August 2013
Thursday, 18 July 2013
Our first forum
Join us at The Turner Contemporary for the launch of Kent's Art Award Advisers Forum:
We will be focusing on 'Getting involved' in the Arts Award and creating an Arts Awards Challenge.
The Turner are extending the gallery opening times for participants to view the work currently showing at the gallery, providing a chance to see how they can support your delivery of Arts Award. This will happen between 5pm and 6pm.
This will be followed by a creative session, at 6pm, in learning to book bind with Wide Eyed Theatre, including the chance to network with other Arts Award advisers, creative practitioners, and Arts Award centres.
We will be closing the session with a discussion about experience and best practice including:
Places are limited so please register to secure your place.
We will be focusing on 'Getting involved' in the Arts Award and creating an Arts Awards Challenge.
The Turner are extending the gallery opening times for participants to view the work currently showing at the gallery, providing a chance to see how they can support your delivery of Arts Award. This will happen between 5pm and 6pm.
This will be followed by a creative session, at 6pm, in learning to book bind with Wide Eyed Theatre, including the chance to network with other Arts Award advisers, creative practitioners, and Arts Award centres.
We will be closing the session with a discussion about experience and best practice including:
- How to engage young people in the Arts Award
- How to put your Arts Award Training into practice
- How can the Kent Arts Award Advisers Forum best support you
Places are limited so please register to secure your place.
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