Organisers of Mini Fest 2011 created their very own western film to showcase this year's event and have some fun whilst doing so!
This creative project involved digital artists and young people working as a creative team to create a DVD based training resource.
NHS Worcestershire Volunteers sharing their inspirational stories to promote volunteering.
Stanley Road Primary School and their local community gathered at Fort Royal Park to celebrate peace and diversity.
'Peace by Piece' is a community project designed to bring people together to create beautiful pieces of art.
This creative project involved digital artists and young people working as a creative team to create a DVD based training resource.
Mini Fest brought the community together to share and celebrate the talents of young people in Worcester.
Map of Memories enables a community to capture and share evocative and beautiful stories and memories in a creative way.
This creative school project shows that young people attending special schools have the same dreams and career aspirations as any other young person.
Dream a Future
YOUNG PEOPLE IN SPECIAL EDUCATION SHARE THEIR CAREER ASPIRATIONS
Young people attending special schools have the same dreams and aspirations as any other young person, they may want to be bakers, police officers, recording engineers, premiership managers or run their own business.
How, within 21st century learning environments, extended services provision and careers guidance do we respond to these aspirations and to the challenges, real or imagined, that young people may encounter as they aspire to turn their dreams for the future into a reality?
Arts Extend is helping to raise awareness of these important issues with Clancy Radley (Youth Worker) on a consultation project at Regency High School. The outcomes were presented as part of a recent conference organised by Sandy Bannister at County Hall in Worcester.
