Programmes
- Bucks New University
- Canterbury Christ Church University
- Oxford Brookes University
- Royal Holloway University of London
- Southampton Solent University
- University Of West London
- University of Brighton
- University of Sussex
- University for the Creative Arts
- University of Kent
- University of Portsmouth
- University of Southampton
- University of Winchester
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Canterbury Christ Church University
Canterbury Christ Church University has concentrated on the Widening Participation and community engagement agenda through the majority of its CCI programme. Projects have considered the Olympic theme of 'Welcoming the World' and the richness of diversity within University Campus activity. Creative activities have mostly been digital-media based, with animation work, new films and photography projects emerging alongside a strong strand of music-based activity. Please contact: Tania Holland Email: tania.holland@canterbury.ac.uk
Animation Workshops
Where: Sidney Cooper Gallery, Canterbury
When: 23rd - 30th July
Dan Richards will lead animation workshops with schools, culminating with 52 schools in Dover creating a film called 'Pass the Passion'. School children of all ages collaborated to make a film about the journey of the Olympic Torch through Kent to London. The artist is now making an animation that explores the Cultural Olympiad.
Film documentary
Where: Sidney Cooper Gallery, Canterbury
When: 23rd - 30th July
Albert van der Meer and Daniel Setford are producing a film documentary of all the CCI activity at Christ Church realised through the work of alumni film-makers, who are seeking to capture the spirit of the local work as well as the connections to Olympic themes.
Kent 20in1
Where: Sidney Cooper Gallery, Canterbury
When: 23rd - 30th July
Creative Learning Projects will engage learners from a range of educational settings in meaningful learning experiences inspired by the Olympic and Paralympic Games. The learners will produce a range of materials to demonstrate their learning journey including digital animations, mathematics through the lens of throwing sports and photography work.
(Project lead: Paul Carney)
Music Student Community Engagement
Where: Sidney Cooper Gallery, Canterbury
When: 23rd - 30th July
A series of development opportunities for music students to learn community facilitation skills. Students will work with a variety of community groups including schools, learning disabled and elderly groups. There will also be two sport-related events: 'The Javelin' and 'The Aural Relay.'
(Project lead: Grenville Hancox)
Paralympic Research
Where: Sidney Cooper Gallery, Canterbury
When: April publication
Dikaia Chatziefstathiou (researcher) conducts an inquiry into the affective responses of disabled and non-disabled students to the Paralympics. The programme will facilitate students to generate creative responses to reveal their attitudes and ideas.
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