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Below are some more education projects that we are interested in promoting to your school.
DANCE,
DANCE
wherever you may be!
Indian
Dance
Workshops
coming soon!
"Awe"
of Education
Workshops
Signal Celebrations 2005 (Engage, Educate, Celebrate)
The Schools Inter-Generational Nurturing and Learning (SIGNAL) Project was celebrated last week at Liverpool Lighthouse. The SIGNAL process, devised by John Patterson of the Education Deanery, has seen children engaged through citizenship and educated through entrepreneurial learning and 'Excellence and Enjoyment'. The children's work being Celebrated through a social enterprise.
Eight partner schools; St Vincent de Paul RC, Pitt Street, St Cecelia's RC , Knotty Ash, Bishop Martin CE, St Andrew's CE, New Park, St Vincent's School for the Blind and Partially Sighted and Gwladys Street, received a citizenship 'Truth for Youth' assembly by Bill Bygroves of Liverpool Football Club. Student teachers volunteered their time to deliver National Curriculum lessons supporting the Truth for Youth assembly messages: Give racism the red card, kick drugs into touch, more important than being a good footballer is being a good person, you will never walk alone, be a culture vulture ,we is better than me and fire your dreams.
Merseyside Police and Rotary members assisted in making community newspapers and to write songs around the citizenship messages. The children performed their songs at the celebration event laying down their tracks for a music CD, supported by Sir Cliff Richard. The CD will be on sale from the 1st April with all proceeds going to four named local and international charities including our own Hope One World.
The event was filmed and will be screened by BBC Radio Merseyside on the 'big screen' in Clayton Square followed by Birmingham, Hull and Manchester screens.
John himself would like to say a big thank you to all the partners involved; Partner schools, Merseyside Police, Hope Students, Liverpool Football Club, Liverpool Exchange Rotarians and Rotary International. For further information, please contact John Patterson on: patterj@hope.ac.uk
A
MESSAGE FROM SIR CLIFF RICHARD: "It's great to hear that so many of
you have taken part in the SIGNAL Project, and that through music you've
been learning how to treat one another and how to live your lives in
a really healthy way. "Remember that, just through the choices you make,
it's possible to make a positive difference - not only to your own life
but to the life of your community as well. Please choose wisely!"
Click on the image above to see the new addition to the work of Schoolsinteractive projects. Enterprise Classrooms is a learning environment which focuses on a number of school projects in Merseyside.
THE
SIGNAL PROJECT: Learn about a major capacity building project teaching
through Excellence
and Enjoyment and supplying Local Authority Social Enterprises &
SME's. Click 'excellence & enjoyment' to find out more.
Click on the links below to access informative Signal flyers: (requires Acrobat Reader)
MULTIMEDIA
ASSEMBLIES FOR YOUR SCHOOL:
Contact us for range of Citizenship Assemblies delivered to your school.
Winner
of Stars in Your Eyes as Phil Collins, Liam Moore is performing in Liverpool
on
July 31st. Liam is supported by the Signal Project.
Click the image to download the poster (pdf)
Check out the pilot project with LFC and Life EAZ.
- LFC Community Co-ordinator Bill Bygroves goes through training with HOPE University students. Click on the photo links. PHOTO1 ... PHOTO2 ... PHOTO3 ... PHOTO4
- LFC delivered a Citizenship Assembly focussing on 5 key messages
- HOPE students engaged their specialisms to reinforce messages and teach excellence & enjoyment through football.
- Local Social Enterprise SME's supported the project
- Churches signposted to local out of school hours providers
- LFC has engaged with another of our projects: FOOTBALL FANATICS
Get the Football Fanatics Newsletter - pdf (click image above)
SUCCESS ON 16 JULY 2002
The whole project was celebrated at a high profile event at Liverpool's Olympia Theatre and St. George's Hall on 16 July 2002. All the secondary schools associated with the City Learning Centre's were invited to send representatives together with the families of the pupils involved. Local politicians, representatives from Education and Life Long Learning Services, and the media were also present.Check out how successful the event was for the City by clicking on the images below
CLICK THE PHOTOS ABOVE FOR A GLIMPSE OF WHAT WE ACHIEVED IN 2002 - THE JOINING OF SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY GROUPS AND CHURCHES IN LIVERPOOL ON JULY 16TH
The Olympia performances were a credit to all
Thank you to 'Promethean' who are providing interactive whiteboards & data projectors to display the Signal Project's 'Day Of Small Wonders' ... www.promethean.co.uk
Connecting YOUR Community !
CAMPION CITY LEARNING CENTRE - ‘FOOTBALL FANATICS’
Schoolsinteractive team up with the Dark Horse Ventures to deliver a Football Summer School with a difference at Campion City Learning Centre . Pupils of West Derby Comprehensive were assisted by Peter Howley and Steph Murphy to produce a football anthem for the 2006 World Cup. Click here to download the song!
The day had added value with the appearance of Tommy Scott, the lead singer of ‘Space’. (www.spacefans.org.uk) who took time out from recording to help the project - and play a game of football with the pupils and community trainer Alan Johnson of Everton football Club.
We wish to express a big thank you to everyone who made the day such a success.
