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Creative workshops in Palestine

In July 2011 Ross Georgeson began a 3 month placement working with the Qattan Centre for Education Research and Development, based in Ramallah, on different projects.

He will be working with over a 100 teachers and children on courses ranging from how to use Art to encourage literacy, using Art to show Science ideas in early education and introducing a cross curricular approach to using Art in schools.

These workshops will take place in teacher resource centres, libraries and youth centres throughout the region.

Fun and Friendship Day

Barry Perks is running a creative workshop at Bedale High School in July 2011 as part of a 'Fun and Friendship' themed transition day involving 12 Primary Schools.

Explore our exciting new FREE classroom resources!

Same Difference FREE classroom resources are a brand new one-stop-shop, providing everything teachers and pupils need to engage creatively with a range of exciting topics.

New 'Walls' resource
What are walls, what do they do? Who builds them?
Do they keep things in, or out? Why do artists use them? What famous walls are there? What ‘wall words’ can you think of…

"SPART" - putting the art into sport!

In August 2010 we provided arts activities for 300 children as part of the Seashell Trust's Children's Able and Disabled Sports (CADS) week. Activities ranged from making floating ducks and colourful figures from materials that are easily found around the house, to creating sports-themed jigsaw arts. See more photos...

Making art at CADS week at the Seashll Trust, August 2010
Joining up the jig-saw during the "Spart" workshops at CADS Week, August 2010: Barry Perks

Same Difference is an exciting International Service project devised by award-winning artist, Ross Georgeson.

The project aims to use art and creativity workshops to boost the confidence and self-esteem of children living with HIV/AIDS, conflict, disability and extreme poverty in each of International Service’s programme countries. The idea is to make a series of collaborative art exhibitions of children’s work, culminating in a touring exhibition and creative workshops in the UK bringing development awareness messages to the public.

If you are interested in hosting the Same Difference exhibition please contact Barry Perks

The exhibition is very flexible and can configured to fit almost any available space! More details...

Norman Cook (Fat Boy Slim) with children and Same Difference art in Mali, 2006: Andy Aitchison

Norman Cook (Fat Boy Slim) with children and Same Difference art in Mali, 2006

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International Service greatly values its strategic relationship with the UK Department for International Development.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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Ross Georgeson during a workshop with teachers in Palestine

Ross Georgeson during a workshop with teachers in Palestine

 

Walls Classroom Resource


Can you find your artwork in theSame Difference gallery?

Children looking at the Same Difference exhibition at the White Rose Shopping Centre, Leeds: Shabana


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Same Difference in Palestine

Same Difference in Palestine
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