A event held at Arnolfini on Wednesday 17th July. The event starts at 09:30.
Date: Wednesday 17 July 2019
Venue: 3AF013, UWE's City Campus at ARNOLFINI- enter Bush House via Prince Street
Time: 09:30 -16:30
Refreshments and lunch will be available.
The event is being supported by funds from Erasmus+
All attendees will receive a certificate of attendance.
A Free day event of musical resources and art-based approaches to support young people affected by adverse life events. These have been developed through STALWARTS, a European-funded project empowering educators and other professionals to use music and the arts to support vulnerable young people in the classroom. Members of the project from the Novalis Trust and the University of the West of England will present the results from co-ordinating small classroom activities and will provide background context to the project. Attendees will hear about two new UWE Continuing Professional Development modules for educators and other professionals, focussing on the arts and relational health which have been key outputs for STALWARTS. Participants will be actively involved in playing and listening to music.
To Register please click on the link https://app.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/FOEU03e33RAdZbwY
or event link within the UWE Bristol events page
https://info.uwe.ac.uk/events/eventlisting.aspx
Entry requirements:
Venue: 3AF013, UWE's City Campus at ARNOLFINI- enter Bush House via Prince Street
Time: 09:30 -16:30
Refreshments and lunch will be available.
The event is being supported by funds from Erasmus+
All attendees will receive a certificate of attendance.
A Free day event of musical resources and art-based approaches to support young people affected by adverse life events. These have been developed through STALWARTS, a European-funded project empowering educators and other professionals to use music and the arts to support vulnerable young people in the classroom. Members of the project from the Novalis Trust and the University of the West of England will present the results from co-ordinating small classroom activities and will provide background context to the project. Attendees will hear about two new UWE Continuing Professional Development modules for educators and other professionals, focussing on the arts and relational health which have been key outputs for STALWARTS. Participants will be actively involved in playing and listening to music.
To Register please click on the link https://app.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/FOEU03e33RAdZbwY
or event link within the UWE Bristol events page
https://info.uwe.ac.uk/events/eventlisting.aspx
Entry requirements:
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