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Dates for your 2010 Diary:
Wednesday, 29th September 2010 - Seminar hosted by Yorkshire Play at
Eureka!
Yorkshire's Play conference this year has been postponed. With all of the changes afoot in the Play industry it seemed more appropriate to hold a seminar to discuss the future of play in the region. The seminar is for us as Play practitioners to come together with heads of Health, Sport and Community organisations in the region to find more effective ways of delivering children's play facilities in these challenging times.
Yorkshire Play is an independent organisation that is neither funded by government or governed by others. This new forum will allow it's individuals to discuss the future with the benefit of total independence.
The seminar takes place on the 29th of September at Eureka from 11:00. As we have limited places for this seminar if you would like to attend or you would like a copy of the Agenda please contact Tom Matthews at Yorkshire Play -
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Philosophy at Play Conference : First Call For Papers
University of Gloucestershire - 12 and 13 April 2011
Play Abstracts and Play Conferences
Monthly listing of conferences and events compiled by CPIS
July 2010
Earlyarts International UnConference - 9 November 2010, Halifax, Yorkshire. SAVE THE DATE!
As a friend of Earlyarts you are receiving advanced notice of our forthcoming International UnConference on 9 November at the Square Chapel Centre for the Arts and Eureka! The National Children’s Museum in Halifax.
The event will feature leadership insights from Estelle Morris, formerly Secretary of State for Education and Skills and Minister for the Arts. The UnConference – an event model that turns the traditional conference format on its head - is designed to share and celebrate the best ideas amongst our creative and early years practitioners right across the network, not to be preached at or bored. And Earlyarts wouldn’t be Earlyarts without showcasing some of the most inspiring international practice from our global partners.
Don’t miss this chance for one amazing day to influence the rest of your working life.
Five ways to get involved:
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Your Own creative learning sessions. These 1 hour slots are intended to be practical opportunities for you to share your ideas, approaches, case studies and skills with up 25 other professionals. There are 16 creative learning sessions available during the day, for which successful delegates will be offered a free entry to the UnConference. Apply to Grow Your Own here.
Book a one-to-one surgery with funders from the national arts, cultural and educational bodies, development agencies, networks, social enterprise and creative marketing experts. You can ‘pitch’ your idea, clarify the new policy landscape, and discover better ways to promote and advocate your creative early years projects. Bookings for 1-2-1 open in the autumn.
Expose Yourself – creative practitioners, arts and cultural companies are welcome to book an expo stand to broker partnerships, demonstrate their practice, and build connections with the early years community. Stands are also available for commercial companies. Apply to Expose Yourself here.
Have Your Big Say – tell us what the most important issues are for you right now. We’ll make sure the Top Ten issues are featured during the day, and help bring opportunities, partnerships and inspiration to back you up through the challenging times ahead. Have Your Big Say here.
Who are we?
Earlyarts is the largest professional development network for people working creatively with children and families in the arts, cultural and early years sectors. We provide a range of resources to help nurture a playful learning culture. Read what our members say. We believe in working smarter together, not harder alone and anyone working creatively with the very young is welcome to join us.
In the meantime, please log in to www.earlyarts.co.uk and start networking!
Don't forget – 9th November, Halifax, Yorkshire – Put it in your diary today!
Level 2 Health and Safety in a Youth Work Setting
This course will provide delegates a clear understanding of the legal requirements upon them to ensure a safe environment for themselves, volunteers and young people. Delegates will cover the following areas:-
- Risk Assessing activities and events (Including a pack of pro forma RAs)
- Dealing with stress
- Violence in the workplace
- Safety signs
- Electrical Safety
- Fire Safety
- Moving and Handling.
For more details please click here
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