Aberdeenshire Council supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund is seeking a freelance creative practitioner to develop a resource for schools in the field of heritage/arts/education. Submissions are invited by 1 October 2012.
Download the following documents for further information:
Final Cover Sheet (what the work is and how to apply)
Illuminating Practice – evaluation format example
National Creative Learning Network at SLF 2012
The National Creative Learning Network (NCLN) is a community of practice which has a leadership role in championing and advocating creativity in both formal and informal learning contexts. The Network is well represented at this year’s SLF, with members from local authorities across Scotland leading workshops and seminars throughout the two days of the festival.
Seminar Programme
Find out about the benefits of being involved in a Creative Learning Network at Fife’s CLN Showcase seminar, or find out what being creative means to Edinburgh’s young apprentices.
Visit the SLF website to view the full seminar programme
Education Showcase
The Showcase programme features demonstrations, experiments, drama and music making with NCLN contributions from a number of authorities:
To view the full Education Showcase programme click here
The NCLN consists of the the group of coordinators who lead each local authority’s Creative Learning Network. Visit the Creativity Portal to find out who your local Creative Learning Network contact is: http://bit.ly/Creative_Learning_Contacts
Find out more about the Creative Learning Networks by watching one of the short films on the Creativity Portal: http://bit.ly/CLN_Creativity_Portal
Members of the NCLN are contributing to this year’s Scottish Learning Festival – ‘Creative Learning…Creative Thinking’ – in a number of ways, whether presenting on creative initiatives or sharing Creative Learning Network news. The programme includes the following:
Creative Learners, Creative Thinkers, Creative Careers – Modern Apprentices and Student Councillor, Edinburgh
Showcasing Fife’s Creative Learning Network – Michelle Sweeney, Fife
What’s the Past got to do with us? – David Atherton, Aberdeenshire
Visit the SLF website to view the full seminar programme
Arts and Culture as a Catalyst for Learning: The Aberdeen Arts Across Learning Festival – Jacky Hardare, Aberdeen City
Inspiring Creativity – Amy McLeod, Highland
Supporting Drama through Literacy – Learners with Mild to Severe and Complex Needs – Lesley Sloan, Dumfries & Galloway
Challenging Creativity Creatively – Linda Lees, Edinburgh
The Big Drum Experiment – Susanne Batchelor, Scottish Borders
Little Rabbit – Pauline Meikleham, Angus
Teachers Realising their Creative Potential – Jacky Hardacre, Aberdeen
Write a Song in 30 Minutes – Marco Rea, Stirling
To view the full Education Showcase programme click here
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