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Memoirs of a Hermaphrodite
Wednesday - Saturday, Wednesday 10th March 2010 - Saturday 27th March 2010 8.00PM
For centuries the concept of the hermaphrodite has been shrouded in mystery, and feelings towards them have ranged from prophet to freak.
Inspired by the true story of Herculin Barbin, Sarah Leaver brings us a remarkable story of the struggle of an individual born between genders.
£12.00
Concessions: £6.00
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Back on Track
A powerfully unique course specifically designed for young people with complex issues of education and exclusion.
Back on Track is a unique arts intervention designed to support young people from the most disadvantaged circumstances who find themselves on the brink of exclusion or other crises due to anti-social or challenging behaviour. Using the arts for empowerment, understanding and change, the project aims to give young people effective lifelong tools that they can use to maximise their strengths, and so break the cycle of deprivation not only for themselves but also for their communities.
Back on Track gives young people the opportunity to develop their creativity in the informal learning environment of an arts venue and give themselves quality time and space to address real issues: how to make positive change in their lives, how to plan for the future and how to realise their vision. By equipping young people with increased self-esteem and transferable skills we enable them to make positive choices in their lives: re-engaging in their learning, creating action plans for further education or employment, changing their leisure culture, introducing them to new cultural and arts activities and encouraging their involvement in the wider world.
Back on Track works with pupil referral units, youth offending teams, schools, colleges and educational support agencies and delivers the programme with groups of up to ten young people. The course can be based at Oval House or at the young people’s centre. The course is run by our arts in education practitioners who have a tried and tested history of work in this field. The aims of the programme are:
- To re engage young people in their educational and learning
- To equip young people with effective social and creative tools
- To understand their unique values
- To develop awareness within a wider social contact
- To foster independent learning
- To develop young people’s emotional literacy
- To develop staff creative teaching skills
- To reduce the number of exclusions and reduce truancy
For further information please contact Emily Doherty Back on Track Co-ordinator:
Email: Emily.doherty@ovalhouse.com
Telephone: 020 7582 6279
Back on Track is supported by Lambeth Children and Young People’s Service, KPMG Foundation and the Equitable Charitable Trust
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