Engaging Places: November 2009

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Newsletter	November 2009

A resource to support teaching and learning through buildings and places

Building creativity

Creativity is at the heart of recent curriculum change. But what does a creative curriculum mean in practice - and how can buildings and places be used in teaching?

Buildings we love

The De La Warr Pavilion – a great resource for learning about Modernism.

Inspired by stories about Kensington Palace and its inhabitants, year 5 students from St Paul’s CE Primary School, London, wrote, performed and directed short films that breathed new life into the past.

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Architects in residence – a guide on how to develop a project in your school with a local architect.

Teaching literature: a how-to guide

Four great ways to get your English Literature students to understand the context and setting of texts - without having to leave the classroom.

Places and resources

Search venues, events and resources by location, curriculum subject or topic.

Network partnerships take shape

How can you enhance your students’ learning experience? See how a group of teachers are partnering with learning providers to engage with their local area.

Venues we love

At Worcester Cathedral students can experience many different styles of English architecture.

Green Day 2010 – registrations open

Register your school to take part in the 2010 event for schools about climate change, sustainability and the built environment.

Win!

Enter today to win a framed architectural drawing for your school.

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