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Creating Routes is now open for new applications! Please share with your networks - if you know anyone Black or Global Majority* who has a creative background and may want to use those skills in community settings like schools, hospitals or prisons - Creating Routes may be the way to gain those fcailitation skills! Have a look here for more https://eea.org.uk/vacancies/creating-routes-2024


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Any schools near Greenwich Peninsula interested to participate in the project, please email artidayltd@gmail.com


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We warmly invite teachers, school senior managers and school governors to attend a celebration at Royal Observatory Greenwich to mark the end of term and look towards the new academic year.


In addition to exclusive free access to a planetarium show, guests will also have the opportunity to meet and network with the Learning teams from the National Maritime Museum, Cutty Sark, the Royal Observatory, the Prince Philip Maritime Collections Centre and other learning providers from the Maritime Greenwich UNESCO World Heritage Site.


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Hi all! Looking forward to seeing some of you at the seminar next week 🙂. Paid opportunity for musicians below 🎶:


We are seeking passionate and talented local singers and performers to showcase their skills at our upcoming Community Day at The Prince Philip Maritime Collections Centre, located in Kidbrooke. This is a fantastic chance to share talent with the community, gain exposure, and be part of a vibrant cultural celebration. This is a paid opportunity, so if you are interested and wanting to find out more, please email PPMCC@rmg.co.uk

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The National Windrush Museum, now based at Royal Museums Greenwich is introducing a summer season in Greenwich.


This includes a limited number of tickets on 13th June to a Windrush lecture with Levi Roots at the Queens House, RMG, 6.30 for prompt 7pm start .


18th June, Windrush lecture with Professor Dame Donna KInnair 6.30 for prompt 7pm start, Dame Donna was formerly a qualified teacher who studied at Greenwich University, prior to her career in NHS.


NWM also presents a 2 day conference 19 and 20th June at Stockwell Street campus, Greenwich University. Booking details below


https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/nwm-national-windrush-museum-summer-season-3395059?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=creatorshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=odclsxcollection&utm-source=cp&aff=escb


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We are hosting a Mindfulness Photo-Walk & Workshop at Greenwich Peninsula & Ecology Park on Saturday 1st of June.


The event is ticketed but we reserve bursaries for people who would like to join but can't afford the fee by contacting info@thephotographyfoundation.org.



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I am writing to let you know that applications are currently open for our 2024 professional photography programme, starting in September 2024. This is a great opportunity for a young person aged 18-25 to get intensive practical and professional training.

 

I would be very grateful if you could circulate this information with your networks and refer any young people interested in applying. We are giving The application form is here.

 

Our intensive six-month commercial photography training programme exists to support young adults (18-25) from less advantaged socio-economic backgrounds to overcome barriers to entering the photography and wider creative industries.  

 


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Our next in-person seminar will be on Thursday 13th June, 4.30-6.30pm

 

Go to the Eventbrite page for more info -

https://greenwichcep-seminar-june2024.eventbrite.co.uk

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Thomas Tallis school will be hosting their Y13 Art and Photography exhibition on Thursday 11th July from 3.30 - 6.30pm.


Address on the flyer below - how great do these pieces look?!


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