Evaluating Youth Arts Projects
APT/EYA
18th October 2010, 9.45 am- 4 pm, TR2, Plymouth
This one day course explores the benefits of meaningful evaluation of youth arts projects. Beginning by addressing preconceptions around evaluation (constructive exercise or chore?) the course will progress to examine methodologies, structured approaches and case studies using a series of collaborative exercises and tutor led presentations. Informative and practical this course will help you develop your own individual approach to creative evaluation and the confidence you need to engage with evaluating youth arts projects.
For full course information and to request a booking form, please contact the Artsplan Team direct.
There are two Artsplan Training Centres for this region:
Theatre Royal Plymouth, Plymouth. The training is held at TR2:
TR2 12 Neptune Park Cattedown Plymouth PL4 0SJ United Kingdom
T: 01752 230578
E: victoria.allen@theatreroyal.com W: www.theatreroyal.com
Theatre Royal Plymouth is a regional producing theatre. We present the best national and international theatre companies performing in the UK; produce and co-produce new theatre of high artistic significance; provide an extensive community and education programme to a broad and wide reaching audience, particularly the young and disadvantaged, and provide a cultural resource for the region.
Creative Learning is the overarching term for all our community and education work, providing opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds to have a go and get involved with theatre making.
All of this work is rooted in the belief that creativity and the arts can make a difference to people’s lives and help to create healthy and happy communities
Gathering Voices, Bristol
Gathering Voices Soundworks Soutville Methodist Stackpool Road Bristol BS3 1NW
T: 07980 765947
E: info@gatheringvoices.org.uk W: www.gatheringvoices.org.uk
Gathering Voices is a highly innovative and experienced Bristol arts charity, working primarily with young people and their adult educators/facilitators in the areas of music, performing arts, mentoring and youth leadership. We see our role as synergists and creative producers and have a track record of successful partnerships with individuals, community groups, educational bodies, arts agencies and statutory organisations to help build dynamic, sustainable, integrated and creative cultures. In 2010 we established SoundWorks – a new 2000sq ft centre for creativity and wellbeing in the city.
