This project is inspired by Phillip Pullman's award winning trilogy 'Dark Materials'. Participants are encouraged to look at self-identity and self-awareness through the Daemon characters in the book. Taking inspiration from the film 'The Golden Compass' participants will explore how the Daemon characters expressed the characterstics of their owners.

The workshops include 3D sculpture with ModRoc, acrylic painting and drawing & design.

The theme of this project has its roots in, Bolton born, Sir Harry Kroto's discovery of the Buckminsterfullerene molecule - which just happens to be of the same structure as a football or truncated icosohedron. Find out about Harry Kroto, the science and its connections to architecture, the natural world, us as individuals and a bit about map projections as well.

Workshops include wire modelling, paper construction, observational drawing and a bit of map making.

Kites play an inspiring, magical and cultural role in countries such as Pakistan, China and Quatamala; while the West has deemed them either simply as children's toys or has applied scientific or engineering roles to kites loosing the sheer joy they can bring.

The Kites Galore project introduces participants to the principles of flight and the magic of cultually inspired design.

The workshops include drawing, design, kite construction and of course a chance to fly. The project can be extended to make a permanent outdoor installation.

A chance for the whole school to get involved. Short 1 - hour workshops to involve all KS1 and KS2 pupils over just 2 days. Pupils wil be able to create artworks for display in a school parade or exhibition. All workshops are age appropriate & take place in the school hall (while accomodating lunch time!).

The workshops include a wide range of arts and crafts, full of activities that primary school pupils just love - cutting, sticking, gluing, drawing and stapling - all excellent for their psychomotor skills and creative development.