Summer update
July 10, 2015 | Bridget
Here’s a quick update on some of our latest projects in Flow UK:
Working for Girlguiding UK to review their framework of outcomes and programmes across all the levels, and develop recommendations for a revised approach
Evaluating the Shuffle Festival, an exciting art, science and placemaking festival in the Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park.
Evaluators for Kettle’s Yard in Cambridge, as their building closes and planned redevelopments take place.
Working with Wandsworth Arts to develop a creative learning programme about placemaking and design, linked to the major Nine Elms on the South Bank development.
Devising and delivering Lighthouse Songs, enabling Orford and Aldeburgh Primary School children to compose and perform songs as part of a significant concert, celebrating the Orfordness Lighthouse as it comes to the end of its life (due to rising sea levels and erosion). See link here.
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