Educating Creatively Conference 2021 – Abstract 15

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Last event: Sunday 12 September 2021 at 4.05pm
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Part of: Educating Creatively Conference

Past event

Presenters: Kate Houlton & Sarah Bailey

Wellbeing Presentation

The arrival of Covid-19 has encouraged deeper reflection on how we live together as a society.

During the pandemic, teachers have continued to serve our schools and children. This has included trying to blend learning in the digital and physical worlds, supporting children through uncertainty, addressing the symptoms of inequality, and making decisions about how to keep their school community well.

‘Textbook’ aimed to create a spirit of optimism about the potential for schools, based on the wisdom of teachers. The project was a collaboration between ten teachers from across England, SarahBailey as Learner in Residence, and Heart of Glass. Together they reflected upon their experiences of learning, explored fundamental questions about schools, and shared their hopes for children and young people in the future.

The discussions were captured in a pamphlet which will be circulated slowly and informally through social and professional networks, encouraging the conversation to continue. This interactive presentation will invite participants to deepen discussion based on extracts from the pamphlet.

Commissioned by Heart of Glass, a St Helens, Merseyside-based collaborative and social arts agency.

This presentation will take place on Zoom. After booking you will receive an email with the link and passcode a few days before the event. 

 

Duration

Approx 60 mins

Cinema Loving Highsmith (12A)

1 hr 24 | A unique look at the life of celebrated American author Patricia Highsmith based on her diaries and notebooks and the intimate reflections of her lovers, friends and family

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Cinema Carol (15)

1 hr 54 | Therese, a shop assistant in a 1950s New York department store, becomes fascinated by a beautiful and enigmatic customer, Carol.

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Cinema Strangers on a Train (PG)

1 hr 37 | After a chance meeting on a train, Bruno suggest he murders Guy’s unfaithful wife, while Guy disposes of Bruno’s hated father.

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Cinema The Talented Mr Ripley (15)

2 hrs 20 | Ripley is sent to Italy to bring home his acquaintance, the errant playboy Dickie. Seduced by the glamorous and moneyed lifestyle, Ripley becomes obsessed and slowly infiltrates his life

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Cinema God’s Creatures (15)

1hr 40 | In a windswept fishing village, a mother is torn between protecting her beloved son and her own sense of right and wrong.

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Cinema The Super Mario Bros. Movie (PG)

1 hr 32 | AD | With help from Princess Peach, Mario gets ready to square off against the all-powerful Bowser to stop his plans from conquering the world.

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Activities Leadership and Employment Workshop
Fri 7.30pm
Garret Theatre

This workshop will explore leadership, identity, communication, and employability skills through discussion and participatory exercises.

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Cinema Mummies (U)

1 hr 28 | AD | Mummies is a fun family animated adventure that follows three Egyptian mummies who accidentally enter the modern world.

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On Stage Cinderella
Storyhouse Theatre

Let Storyhouse whisk you away to the ball this Christmas with a seasonal spectacular which celebrates the most famous fairy-tale of them all – Cinderella. 

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Activities Boardgames in the Den
The Den

Put down that device and join us for some old-fashioned fun with boardgames in The Den! Will you be the Scrabble Supremo, the Jenga Jubilant or the Card Game King?