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Art Investigators
Designed for Years 1-7 ‘Investigator’ bags areavailable in the Djanogly Art Gallery and contain artmaterials appropriate to each exhibition, withquestions to encourage children to really look at theart. Whole classes may use these bags, through ourprovision of extra clipboards and activity sheets.
Outdoor & MuseumInvestigators (in development)
We are developingresource packs to enablechildren to explore thenatural environment aroundthe lake and woodlands ofHighfields Park in whichLakeside is situated. Activitysheets will help the childrenidentify flora and fauna and
creative tasks encourage them to experienceoutdoor learning in an enjoyable, hands-on way.Similarly work is being progressed on Museumpacks in readiness for the new Museum in 2012.
Enquiries
Please visit our website for up-to-date information. www.lakesidearts.org.uk
Lakeside Arts Centre
For all enquiries:[email protected] 846 7185
Emily Dawkes, Learning and Access Administrator: [email protected] 0115 846 7185
Rachel Feneley, Learning Officer (Drama & Dance):[email protected] 0115 846 7180
Ruth Lewis-Jones, Learning Officer (Galleries): [email protected] 0115 823 2218
Clare Pickersgill, Keeper, University [email protected] 0115 951 4815
Julian Tomlin, Deputy [email protected] 0115 846 7170
Lakeside Arts CentreUniversity Park, Nottingham NG7 2RDBox Office: 0115 846 7777
Manuscripts and Special Collections
For further advice about educational use of archivesand access to the Manuscripts and Special Collectionsat Kings Meadow Campus
www.nottingham.ac.uk/manuscriptsandspecialcollections
Dorothy Johnston, Keeper of Manuscripts and Special Collections:[email protected] 0115 951 4563
Manuscripts and Special CollectionsThe University of NottinghamKing’s Meadow CampusLenton Lane, Nottingham NG7 2NR 0115 951 4565 [email protected]
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Travelling Exhibitions
Everyday Life in Margidunum is a travelling exhibition basedon the local site of Roman Margidunum (at Bingham inNottinghamshire), and includes original artefacts as well asreplicas of objects in the Museum. It contains suggestions foractivities suitable for Years 1-7, and for children with specialneeds.
Online Resources from Manuscripts and Special Collections
’Schools Resources’ currently offer two themes which focuson Key Stage 3 and GCSE. They contain suggested lessonplans based around studying full-size digital images oforiginal documents.
’Research Guidance’ provides images, information andquizzes about original sources and key skills, including theuse of archives, historic dating systems, and pre-metricweights and measures.
You can download these and other online content from theManuscripts and Special Collections web pages.
Teachers’ Packs for Theatre Performances
Many of our visiting companies provide education packs toaccompany their touring shows. They contain backgroundinformation and ideas for classroom activities tocomplement your visit to Lakeside. We also produce our ownpacks. You can download our most recent packs from ourwebsite. Examples are: Them with Frozen Tails; And the Rain
Falls Down; Romeo and Juliet; and Lost and Found.
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What is Lakeside?Lakeside is the University of Nottingham’s public arts centreand museum. It has a diverse performing and visual artsprogramme, embracing both traditional and contemporarywork, on a single site close to the centre of Nottingham.Our learning programme offers students excellentopportunities to interact with high-quality arts and museumpractice.
Our accessible buildings are set in the beautifulsurroundings of Highfields Park at the south entrance of theUniversity Park campus.
The Djanogly Art Gallery is nationally renowned for itsexhibition programme which ranges from historical showsto groundbreaking contemporary work. New display spaceand a new learning studio will open in late 2011, part of alarger refurbishment plan.
The University of Nottingham Museum has a collection ofregional archaeological finds covering a period of 250,000years, including objects from the Palaeolithic to the post-medieval period, with good collections of Saxon andRoman material. Currently based in the Department ofArchaeology it will relocate to the Rotunda, next to theDjanogly Art Gallery in 2012.
The Djanogly Recital Hall located in the Department ofMusic next to the Rotunda, has an excellent acoustic, andis available for hire outside University term times.
Next to the lake is the D H Lawrence Pavilion which housesthe Djanogly Theatre; two galleries (the Weston showcasesthe University’s collections of rare books, manuscripts, andarchives including many with local relevance, and theWallner features contemporary work by artists working inthe region); an artist-in-residence studio; as well as studiosfor performing arts and visual arts.
The Djanogly Art Gallery and the D H Lawrence Pavilionboth have welcoming cafés with easy access to the Park.
The Learning Team
Lakeside’s Learning Team aims to extendand enhance our work in the communityand in formal education. The Teamcollaborates with Lakeside’s programmingstaff, as well as staff in the University’sManuscripts and Special Collectionsdepartment, to integrate the service withinthe programme as a whole.
What can we do for you?
The Learning Team at Lakeside works closelywith schools and colleges, devising activitiesin collaboration with teachers and otherpractitioners. We are always interested tohear your ideas and feedback so please getin touch, attend our consultation events, ormeet us for an informal discussion. Weencourage you talk to us and visit beforeorganising a self-guided class trip.
The programme is developing all the time
so please check our website for up-to-date
information. www.lakesidearts.org.uk
Theatre
Primary school drama workshops - Supporting creativeprovision across all key stages. Our story-basedworkshops for Early Years and Key Stage 1 provide acreative stimulus for younger children, enabling them tostretch their imaginations and physically engage withstory making.
Secondary school live theatre review - Key shows fromour theatre programme are interpreted through theexploration of dramatic conventions and styles, linkingclosely to examination criteria. Students discuss thedeconstruction and reconstruction of the show in livelypost-show seminars.
Secondary school tailored workshops - These aredesigned for GCSE, AS, and A2 students to support theraising of attainment and gaining higher grades inexams, linked to examination requirements (we offerworkshops tailored to any exam board).
The Performing Arts Studio provides a flexible spacefor these and other activities.
TailoredProgrammesCreative and Media Diploma (and other arts courses)
An example of our tailored programme is the help wecan provide to deliver the vocational element of theCreative and Media Diploma, introducing students tothe full range of roles in a busy cultural venue.
ProfessionalDevelopmentINSET
INSET sessions for both primary and secondary schoolteachers are designed to equip teachers with practicalskills to use in the classroom as well as providing an insightinto rehearsal techniques and artistic practices. They are anideal opportunity to refresh and extend teaching skills.
Sessions are tailored to suit schools’ needs. For examplea drama session may cover basic rules for the dramaclassroom, games and activities to explore texts andthemes, storytelling, and informal performance, while art,craft, design and critical interpretation skills are on offerin INSETS with a visual art focus.
Teachers’ Consultation Events
These informal eveningspresent an opportunityfor teachers and othersto come together, meetthe Lakeside LearningTeam, share ideas andplans, create networksbetween schools, andhear first-hand aboutnew productions andexhibitions.
WWW.LAKESIDEARTS.ORG.UK | 0115 846 7185WWW.LAKESIDEARTS.ORG.UK | 0115 846 7185 WWW.LAKESIDEARTS.ORG.UK | 0115 846 7185WWW.LAKESIDEARTS.ORG.UK | 0115 846 7185
Talks, Tours and WorkshopsGalleries
Fully facilitated sessions - Students engage with theartwork, articulate responses and express personalviews through our own staff and a group of highlyexperienced freelancers, often in the galleriesthemselves. We also have the facilities for practical artsessions in our Visual Arts Studio.
We also explore possibilities for cross-curricular worksuch as literacy development in a gallery context; and indelivering History GCSE creatively through archivematerial to explore notions of identity and community.
Self-guided visits - You are welcome to visit Lakeside’sexhibitions with your class. Self-guided visits are free butplease book in advance to help us manage capacity.
Further advice on access to Manuscripts and SpecialCollections housed at the University’s King’s MeadowCampus is available from that Department.
Museum
We hold sessions at the Museum for primary andsecondary school students, including A level students,relating to the curriculum and combining sciences and humanities through archaeology.
Further advice on access to the collection can beobtained from the Keeper, University Museum.
‘lots of greatspeaking and listeningopportunities’Claremont Primary School
‘creative strategies wereprovided to take back to theclassroom’ Claremont Primary School
‘the level of engagementthat you achieved waswonderful to see’ Nottingham University Samworth Academy
Images: Martine Hamilton Knight
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‘well-organised day withstimulating activities andinterviews’ Castle College
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‘exemplaryapproach forschools andextraordinarycollaborationbetween company,theatre, and schools’
Friesland School
What is Lakeside?Lakeside is the University of Nottingham’s public arts centreand museum. It has a diverse performing and visual artsprogramme, embracing both traditional and contemporarywork, on a single site close to the centre of Nottingham.Our learning programme offers students excellentopportunities to interact with high-quality arts and museumpractice.
Our accessible buildings are set in the beautifulsurroundings of Highfields Park at the south entrance of theUniversity Park campus.
The Djanogly Art Gallery is nationally renowned for itsexhibition programme which ranges from historical showsto groundbreaking contemporary work. New display spaceand a new learning studio will open in late 2011, part of alarger refurbishment plan.
The University of Nottingham Museum has a collection ofregional archaeological finds covering a period of 250,000years, including objects from the Palaeolithic to the post-medieval period, with good collections of Saxon andRoman material. Currently based in the Department ofArchaeology it will relocate to the Rotunda, next to theDjanogly Art Gallery in 2012.
The Djanogly Recital Hall located in the Department ofMusic next to the Rotunda, has an excellent acoustic, andis available for hire outside University term times.
Next to the lake is the D H Lawrence Pavilion which housesthe Djanogly Theatre; two galleries (the Weston showcasesthe University’s collections of rare books, manuscripts, andarchives including many with local relevance, and theWallner features contemporary work by artists working inthe region); an artist-in-residence studio; as well as studiosfor performing arts and visual arts.
The Djanogly Art Gallery and the D H Lawrence Pavilionboth have welcoming cafés with easy access to the Park.
The Learning Team
Lakeside’s Learning Team aims to extendand enhance our work in the communityand in formal education. The Teamcollaborates with Lakeside’s programmingstaff, as well as staff in the University’sManuscripts and Special Collectionsdepartment, to integrate the service withinthe programme as a whole.
What can we do for you?
The Learning Team at Lakeside works closelywith schools and colleges, devising activitiesin collaboration with teachers and otherpractitioners. We are always interested tohear your ideas and feedback so please getin touch, attend our consultation events, ormeet us for an informal discussion. Weencourage you talk to us and visit beforeorganising a self-guided class trip.
The programme is developing all the time
so please check our website for up-to-date
information. www.lakesidearts.org.uk
Theatre
Primary school drama workshops - Supporting creativeprovision across all key stages. Our story-basedworkshops for Early Years and Key Stage 1 provide acreative stimulus for younger children, enabling them tostretch their imaginations and physically engage withstory making.
Secondary school live theatre review - Key shows fromour theatre programme are interpreted through theexploration of dramatic conventions and styles, linkingclosely to examination criteria. Students discuss thedeconstruction and reconstruction of the show in livelypost-show seminars.
Secondary school tailored workshops - These aredesigned for GCSE, AS, and A2 students to support theraising of attainment and gaining higher grades inexams, linked to examination requirements (we offerworkshops tailored to any exam board).
The Performing Arts Studio provides a flexible spacefor these and other activities.
TailoredProgrammesCreative and Media Diploma (and other arts courses)
An example of our tailored programme is the help wecan provide to deliver the vocational element of theCreative and Media Diploma, introducing students tothe full range of roles in a busy cultural venue.
ProfessionalDevelopmentINSET
INSET sessions for both primary and secondary schoolteachers are designed to equip teachers with practicalskills to use in the classroom as well as providing an insightinto rehearsal techniques and artistic practices. They are anideal opportunity to refresh and extend teaching skills.
Sessions are tailored to suit schools’ needs. For examplea drama session may cover basic rules for the dramaclassroom, games and activities to explore texts andthemes, storytelling, and informal performance, while art,craft, design and critical interpretation skills are on offerin INSETS with a visual art focus.
Teachers’ Consultation Events
These informal eveningspresent an opportunityfor teachers and othersto come together, meetthe Lakeside LearningTeam, share ideas andplans, create networksbetween schools, andhear first-hand aboutnew productions andexhibitions.
WWW.LAKESIDEARTS.ORG.UK | 0115 846 7185WWW.LAKESIDEARTS.ORG.UK | 0115 846 7185 WWW.LAKESIDEARTS.ORG.UK | 0115 846 7185WWW.LAKESIDEARTS.ORG.UK | 0115 846 7185
Talks, Tours and WorkshopsGalleries
Fully facilitated sessions - Students engage with theartwork, articulate responses and express personalviews through our own staff and a group of highlyexperienced freelancers, often in the galleriesthemselves. We also have the facilities for practical artsessions in our Visual Arts Studio.
We also explore possibilities for cross-curricular worksuch as literacy development in a gallery context; and indelivering History GCSE creatively through archivematerial to explore notions of identity and community.
Self-guided visits - You are welcome to visit Lakeside’sexhibitions with your class. Self-guided visits are free butplease book in advance to help us manage capacity.
Further advice on access to Manuscripts and SpecialCollections housed at the University’s King’s MeadowCampus is available from that Department.
Museum
We hold sessions at the Museum for primary andsecondary school students, including A level students,relating to the curriculum and combining sciences and humanities through archaeology.
Further advice on access to the collection can beobtained from the Keeper, University Museum.
‘lots of greatspeaking and listeningopportunities’Claremont Primary School
‘creative strategies wereprovided to take back to theclassroom’ Claremont Primary School
‘the level of engagementthat you achieved waswonderful to see’ Nottingham University Samworth Academy
Images: Martine Hamilton Knight
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‘well-organised day withstimulating activities andinterviews’ Castle College
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mily
Daw
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‘exemplaryapproach forschools andextraordinarycollaborationbetween company,theatre, and schools’
Friesland School
What is Lakeside?Lakeside is the University of Nottingham’s public arts centreand museum. It has a diverse performing and visual artsprogramme, embracing both traditional and contemporarywork, on a single site close to the centre of Nottingham.Our learning programme offers students excellentopportunities to interact with high-quality arts and museumpractice.
Our accessible buildings are set in the beautifulsurroundings of Highfields Park at the south entrance of theUniversity Park campus.
The Djanogly Art Gallery is nationally renowned for itsexhibition programme which ranges from historical showsto groundbreaking contemporary work. New display spaceand a new learning studio will open in late 2011, part of alarger refurbishment plan.
The University of Nottingham Museum has a collection ofregional archaeological finds covering a period of 250,000years, including objects from the Palaeolithic to the post-medieval period, with good collections of Saxon andRoman material. Currently based in the Department ofArchaeology it will relocate to the Rotunda, next to theDjanogly Art Gallery in 2012.
The Djanogly Recital Hall located in the Department ofMusic next to the Rotunda, has an excellent acoustic, andis available for hire outside University term times.
Next to the lake is the D H Lawrence Pavilion which housesthe Djanogly Theatre; two galleries (the Weston showcasesthe University’s collections of rare books, manuscripts, andarchives including many with local relevance, and theWallner features contemporary work by artists working inthe region); an artist-in-residence studio; as well as studiosfor performing arts and visual arts.
The Djanogly Art Gallery and the D H Lawrence Pavilionboth have welcoming cafés with easy access to the Park.
The Learning Team
Lakeside’s Learning Team aims to extendand enhance our work in the communityand in formal education. The Teamcollaborates with Lakeside’s programmingstaff, as well as staff in the University’sManuscripts and Special Collectionsdepartment, to integrate the service withinthe programme as a whole.
What can we do for you?
The Learning Team at Lakeside works closelywith schools and colleges, devising activitiesin collaboration with teachers and otherpractitioners. We are always interested tohear your ideas and feedback so please getin touch, attend our consultation events, ormeet us for an informal discussion. Weencourage you talk to us and visit beforeorganising a self-guided class trip.
The programme is developing all the time
so please check our website for up-to-date
information. www.lakesidearts.org.uk
Theatre
Primary school drama workshops - Supporting creativeprovision across all key stages. Our story-basedworkshops for Early Years and Key Stage 1 provide acreative stimulus for younger children, enabling them tostretch their imaginations and physically engage withstory making.
Secondary school live theatre review - Key shows fromour theatre programme are interpreted through theexploration of dramatic conventions and styles, linkingclosely to examination criteria. Students discuss thedeconstruction and reconstruction of the show in livelypost-show seminars.
Secondary school tailored workshops - These aredesigned for GCSE, AS, and A2 students to support theraising of attainment and gaining higher grades inexams, linked to examination requirements (we offerworkshops tailored to any exam board).
The Performing Arts Studio provides a flexible spacefor these and other activities.
TailoredProgrammesCreative and Media Diploma (and other arts courses)
An example of our tailored programme is the help wecan provide to deliver the vocational element of theCreative and Media Diploma, introducing students tothe full range of roles in a busy cultural venue.
ProfessionalDevelopmentINSET
INSET sessions for both primary and secondary schoolteachers are designed to equip teachers with practicalskills to use in the classroom as well as providing an insightinto rehearsal techniques and artistic practices. They are anideal opportunity to refresh and extend teaching skills.
Sessions are tailored to suit schools’ needs. For examplea drama session may cover basic rules for the dramaclassroom, games and activities to explore texts andthemes, storytelling, and informal performance, while art,craft, design and critical interpretation skills are on offerin INSETS with a visual art focus.
Teachers’ Consultation Events
These informal eveningspresent an opportunityfor teachers and othersto come together, meetthe Lakeside LearningTeam, share ideas andplans, create networksbetween schools, andhear first-hand aboutnew productions andexhibitions.
WWW.LAKESIDEARTS.ORG.UK | 0115 846 7185WWW.LAKESIDEARTS.ORG.UK | 0115 846 7185 WWW.LAKESIDEARTS.ORG.UK | 0115 846 7185WWW.LAKESIDEARTS.ORG.UK | 0115 846 7185
Talks, Tours and WorkshopsGalleries
Fully facilitated sessions - Students engage with theartwork, articulate responses and express personalviews through our own staff and a group of highlyexperienced freelancers, often in the galleriesthemselves. We also have the facilities for practical artsessions in our Visual Arts Studio.
We also explore possibilities for cross-curricular worksuch as literacy development in a gallery context; and indelivering History GCSE creatively through archivematerial to explore notions of identity and community.
Self-guided visits - You are welcome to visit Lakeside’sexhibitions with your class. Self-guided visits are free butplease book in advance to help us manage capacity.
Further advice on access to Manuscripts and SpecialCollections housed at the University’s King’s MeadowCampus is available from that Department.
Museum
We hold sessions at the Museum for primary andsecondary school students, including A level students,relating to the curriculum and combining sciences and humanities through archaeology.
Further advice on access to the collection can beobtained from the Keeper, University Museum.
‘lots of greatspeaking and listeningopportunities’Claremont Primary School
‘creative strategies wereprovided to take back to theclassroom’ Claremont Primary School
‘the level of engagementthat you achieved waswonderful to see’ Nottingham University Samworth Academy
Images: Martine Hamilton Knight
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‘well-organised day withstimulating activities andinterviews’ Castle College
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mily
Daw
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‘exemplaryapproach forschools andextraordinarycollaborationbetween company,theatre, and schools’
Friesland School
What is Lakeside?Lakeside is the University of Nottingham’s public arts centreand museum. It has a diverse performing and visual artsprogramme, embracing both traditional and contemporarywork, on a single site close to the centre of Nottingham.Our learning programme offers students excellentopportunities to interact with high-quality arts and museumpractice.
Our accessible buildings are set in the beautifulsurroundings of Highfields Park at the south entrance of theUniversity Park campus.
The Djanogly Art Gallery is nationally renowned for itsexhibition programme which ranges from historical showsto groundbreaking contemporary work. New display spaceand a new learning studio will open in late 2011, part of alarger refurbishment plan.
The University of Nottingham Museum has a collection ofregional archaeological finds covering a period of 250,000years, including objects from the Palaeolithic to the post-medieval period, with good collections of Saxon andRoman material. Currently based in the Department ofArchaeology it will relocate to the Rotunda, next to theDjanogly Art Gallery in 2012.
The Djanogly Recital Hall located in the Department ofMusic next to the Rotunda, has an excellent acoustic, andis available for hire outside University term times.
Next to the lake is the D H Lawrence Pavilion which housesthe Djanogly Theatre; two galleries (the Weston showcasesthe University’s collections of rare books, manuscripts, andarchives including many with local relevance, and theWallner features contemporary work by artists working inthe region); an artist-in-residence studio; as well as studiosfor performing arts and visual arts.
The Djanogly Art Gallery and the D H Lawrence Pavilionboth have welcoming cafés with easy access to the Park.
The Learning Team
Lakeside’s Learning Team aims to extendand enhance our work in the communityand in formal education. The Teamcollaborates with Lakeside’s programmingstaff, as well as staff in the University’sManuscripts and Special Collectionsdepartment, to integrate the service withinthe programme as a whole.
What can we do for you?
The Learning Team at Lakeside works closelywith schools and colleges, devising activitiesin collaboration with teachers and otherpractitioners. We are always interested tohear your ideas and feedback so please getin touch, attend our consultation events, ormeet us for an informal discussion. Weencourage you talk to us and visit beforeorganising a self-guided class trip.
The programme is developing all the time
so please check our website for up-to-date
information. www.lakesidearts.org.uk
Theatre
Primary school drama workshops - Supporting creativeprovision across all key stages. Our story-basedworkshops for Early Years and Key Stage 1 provide acreative stimulus for younger children, enabling them tostretch their imaginations and physically engage withstory making.
Secondary school live theatre review - Key shows fromour theatre programme are interpreted through theexploration of dramatic conventions and styles, linkingclosely to examination criteria. Students discuss thedeconstruction and reconstruction of the show in livelypost-show seminars.
Secondary school tailored workshops - These aredesigned for GCSE, AS, and A2 students to support theraising of attainment and gaining higher grades inexams, linked to examination requirements (we offerworkshops tailored to any exam board).
The Performing Arts Studio provides a flexible spacefor these and other activities.
TailoredProgrammesCreative and Media Diploma (and other arts courses)
An example of our tailored programme is the help wecan provide to deliver the vocational element of theCreative and Media Diploma, introducing students tothe full range of roles in a busy cultural venue.
ProfessionalDevelopmentINSET
INSET sessions for both primary and secondary schoolteachers are designed to equip teachers with practicalskills to use in the classroom as well as providing an insightinto rehearsal techniques and artistic practices. They are anideal opportunity to refresh and extend teaching skills.
Sessions are tailored to suit schools’ needs. For examplea drama session may cover basic rules for the dramaclassroom, games and activities to explore texts andthemes, storytelling, and informal performance, while art,craft, design and critical interpretation skills are on offerin INSETS with a visual art focus.
Teachers’ Consultation Events
These informal eveningspresent an opportunityfor teachers and othersto come together, meetthe Lakeside LearningTeam, share ideas andplans, create networksbetween schools, andhear first-hand aboutnew productions andexhibitions.
WWW.LAKESIDEARTS.ORG.UK | 0115 846 7185WWW.LAKESIDEARTS.ORG.UK | 0115 846 7185 WWW.LAKESIDEARTS.ORG.UK | 0115 846 7185WWW.LAKESIDEARTS.ORG.UK | 0115 846 7185
Talks, Tours and WorkshopsGalleries
Fully facilitated sessions - Students engage with theartwork, articulate responses and express personalviews through our own staff and a group of highlyexperienced freelancers, often in the galleriesthemselves. We also have the facilities for practical artsessions in our Visual Arts Studio.
We also explore possibilities for cross-curricular worksuch as literacy development in a gallery context; and indelivering History GCSE creatively through archivematerial to explore notions of identity and community.
Self-guided visits - You are welcome to visit Lakeside’sexhibitions with your class. Self-guided visits are free butplease book in advance to help us manage capacity.
Further advice on access to Manuscripts and SpecialCollections housed at the University’s King’s MeadowCampus is available from that Department.
Museum
We hold sessions at the Museum for primary andsecondary school students, including A level students,relating to the curriculum and combining sciences and humanities through archaeology.
Further advice on access to the collection can beobtained from the Keeper, University Museum.
‘lots of greatspeaking and listeningopportunities’Claremont Primary School
‘creative strategies wereprovided to take back to theclassroom’ Claremont Primary School
‘the level of engagementthat you achieved waswonderful to see’ Nottingham University Samworth Academy
Images: Martine Hamilton Knight
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e: A
lan
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e: A
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‘well-organised day withstimulating activities andinterviews’ Castle College
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lan
Flet
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Imag
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mily
Daw
kes
‘exemplaryapproach forschools andextraordinarycollaborationbetween company,theatre, and schools’
Friesland School
Resources
Art Investigators
Designed for Years 1-7 ‘Investigator’ bags areavailable in the Djanogly Art Gallery and contain artmaterials appropriate to each exhibition, withquestions to encourage children to really look at theart. Whole classes may use these bags, through ourprovision of extra clipboards and activity sheets.
Outdoor & MuseumInvestigators (in development)
We are developingresource packs to enablechildren to explore thenatural environment aroundthe lake and woodlands ofHighfields Park in whichLakeside is situated. Activitysheets will help the childrenidentify flora and fauna and
creative tasks encourage them to experienceoutdoor learning in an enjoyable, hands-on way.Similarly work is being progressed on Museumpacks in readiness for the new Museum in 2012.
Enquiries
Please visit our website for up-to-date information. www.lakesidearts.org.uk
Lakeside Arts Centre
For all enquiries:[email protected] 846 7185
Emily Dawkes, Learning and Access Administrator: [email protected] 0115 846 7185
Rachel Feneley, Learning Officer (Drama & Dance):[email protected] 0115 846 7180
Ruth Lewis-Jones, Learning Officer (Galleries): [email protected] 0115 823 2218
Clare Pickersgill, Keeper, University [email protected] 0115 951 4815
Julian Tomlin, Deputy [email protected] 0115 846 7170
Lakeside Arts CentreUniversity Park, Nottingham NG7 2RDBox Office: 0115 846 7777
Manuscripts and Special Collections
For further advice about educational use of archivesand access to the Manuscripts and Special Collectionsat Kings Meadow Campus
www.nottingham.ac.uk/manuscriptsandspecialcollections
Dorothy Johnston, Keeper of Manuscripts and Special Collections:[email protected] 0115 951 4563
Manuscripts and Special CollectionsThe University of NottinghamKing’s Meadow CampusLenton Lane, Nottingham NG7 2NR 0115 951 4565 [email protected]
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BUS STOP
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TO CURRENTMUSEUM LOCATION& TRENT BUILDING
UNIVERSITY BVD
DJANOGLY RECITAL HALL
MUSEUM (FROM 2012)DJANOGLY ART GALLERYANGEAR VISITORS CENTRE CAFÉ L
Travelling Exhibitions
Everyday Life in Margidunum is a travelling exhibition basedon the local site of Roman Margidunum (at Bingham inNottinghamshire), and includes original artefacts as well asreplicas of objects in the Museum. It contains suggestions foractivities suitable for Years 1-7, and for children with specialneeds.
Online Resources from Manuscripts and Special Collections
’Schools Resources’ currently offer two themes which focuson Key Stage 3 and GCSE. They contain suggested lessonplans based around studying full-size digital images oforiginal documents.
’Research Guidance’ provides images, information andquizzes about original sources and key skills, including theuse of archives, historic dating systems, and pre-metricweights and measures.
You can download these and other online content from theManuscripts and Special Collections web pages.
Teachers’ Packs for Theatre Performances
Many of our visiting companies provide education packs toaccompany their touring shows. They contain backgroundinformation and ideas for classroom activities tocomplement your visit to Lakeside. We also produce our ownpacks. You can download our most recent packs from ourwebsite. Examples are: Them with Frozen Tails; And the Rain
Falls Down; Romeo and Juliet; and Lost and Found.
‘very valuableservice, whichI’m sure willimpact onattainment’Burleigh School
‘linked up various curriculum areas (History, Art, English, Drama)in creative work’ Manning School
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Resources
Art Investigators
Designed for Years 1-7 ‘Investigator’ bags areavailable in the Djanogly Art Gallery and contain artmaterials appropriate to each exhibition, withquestions to encourage children to really look at theart. Whole classes may use these bags, through ourprovision of extra clipboards and activity sheets.
Outdoor & MuseumInvestigators (in development)
We are developingresource packs to enablechildren to explore thenatural environment aroundthe lake and woodlands ofHighfields Park in whichLakeside is situated. Activitysheets will help the childrenidentify flora and fauna and
creative tasks encourage them to experienceoutdoor learning in an enjoyable, hands-on way.Similarly work is being progressed on Museumpacks in readiness for the new Museum in 2012.
Enquiries
Please visit our website for up-to-date information. www.lakesidearts.org.uk
Lakeside Arts Centre
For all enquiries:[email protected] 846 7185
Emily Dawkes, Learning and Access Administrator: [email protected] 0115 846 7185
Rachel Feneley, Learning Officer (Drama & Dance):[email protected] 0115 846 7180
Ruth Lewis-Jones, Learning Officer (Galleries): [email protected] 0115 823 2218
Clare Pickersgill, Keeper, University [email protected] 0115 951 4815
Julian Tomlin, Deputy [email protected] 0115 846 7170
Lakeside Arts CentreUniversity Park, Nottingham NG7 2RDBox Office: 0115 846 7777
Manuscripts and Special Collections
For further advice about educational use of archivesand access to the Manuscripts and Special Collectionsat Kings Meadow Campus
www.nottingham.ac.uk/manuscriptsandspecialcollections
Dorothy Johnston, Keeper of Manuscripts and Special Collections:[email protected] 0115 951 4563
Manuscripts and Special CollectionsThe University of NottinghamKing’s Meadow CampusLenton Lane, Nottingham NG7 2NR 0115 951 4565 [email protected]
LEARNING AT LAKESIDEFOR SCHOOLS & COLLEGES
WWW.LAKESIDEARTS.ORG.UK | 0115 846 7185 LAKESIDE, THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM’S PUBLIC ARTS CENTRE & MUSEUM WWW.LAKESIDEARTS.ORG.UK
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LAKESIDE ARTinvestigator
After 6pm
CAR PARK
CAR PARK
P
EAST
DRI
VE
MAINVISITOR
CAR PARK
CUT THROUGH LANE
EAST DRIVE
D H LAWRENCE PAVILION DJANOGLY THEATREWESTON GALLERYWALLNER GALLERYAQUA
SOUTH ENTRANCE
BUS STOP
SCIENCE ROAD
TO CURRENTMUSEUM LOCATION& TRENT BUILDING
UNIVERSITY BVD
DJANOGLY RECITAL HALL
MUSEUM (FROM 2012)DJANOGLY ART GALLERYANGEAR VISITORS CENTRE CAFÉ L
Travelling Exhibitions
Everyday Life in Margidunum is a travelling exhibition basedon the local site of Roman Margidunum (at Bingham inNottinghamshire), and includes original artefacts as well asreplicas of objects in the Museum. It contains suggestions foractivities suitable for Years 1-7, and for children with specialneeds.
Online Resources from Manuscripts and Special Collections
’Schools Resources’ currently offer two themes which focuson Key Stage 3 and GCSE. They contain suggested lessonplans based around studying full-size digital images oforiginal documents.
’Research Guidance’ provides images, information andquizzes about original sources and key skills, including theuse of archives, historic dating systems, and pre-metricweights and measures.
You can download these and other online content from theManuscripts and Special Collections web pages.
Teachers’ Packs for Theatre Performances
Many of our visiting companies provide education packs toaccompany their touring shows. They contain backgroundinformation and ideas for classroom activities tocomplement your visit to Lakeside. We also produce our ownpacks. You can download our most recent packs from ourwebsite. Examples are: Them with Frozen Tails; And the Rain
Falls Down; Romeo and Juliet; and Lost and Found.
‘very valuableservice, whichI’m sure willimpact onattainment’Burleigh School
‘linked up various curriculum areas (History, Art, English, Drama)in creative work’ Manning School
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981
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Resources
Art Investigators
Designed for Years 1-7 ‘Investigator’ bags areavailable in the Djanogly Art Gallery and contain artmaterials appropriate to each exhibition, withquestions to encourage children to really look at theart. Whole classes may use these bags, through ourprovision of extra clipboards and activity sheets.
Outdoor & MuseumInvestigators (in development)
We are developingresource packs to enablechildren to explore thenatural environment aroundthe lake and woodlands ofHighfields Park in whichLakeside is situated. Activitysheets will help the childrenidentify flora and fauna and
creative tasks encourage them to experienceoutdoor learning in an enjoyable, hands-on way.Similarly work is being progressed on Museumpacks in readiness for the new Museum in 2012.
Enquiries
Please visit our website for up-to-date information. www.lakesidearts.org.uk
Lakeside Arts Centre
For all enquiries:[email protected] 846 7185
Emily Dawkes, Learning and Access Administrator: [email protected] 0115 846 7185
Rachel Feneley, Learning Officer (Drama & Dance):[email protected] 0115 846 7180
Ruth Lewis-Jones, Learning Officer (Galleries): [email protected] 0115 823 2218
Clare Pickersgill, Keeper, University [email protected] 0115 951 4815
Julian Tomlin, Deputy [email protected] 0115 846 7170
Lakeside Arts CentreUniversity Park, Nottingham NG7 2RDBox Office: 0115 846 7777
Manuscripts and Special Collections
For further advice about educational use of archivesand access to the Manuscripts and Special Collectionsat Kings Meadow Campus
www.nottingham.ac.uk/manuscriptsandspecialcollections
Dorothy Johnston, Keeper of Manuscripts and Special Collections:[email protected] 0115 951 4563
Manuscripts and Special CollectionsThe University of NottinghamKing’s Meadow CampusLenton Lane, Nottingham NG7 2NR 0115 951 4565 [email protected]
LEARNING AT LAKESIDEFOR SCHOOLS & COLLEGES
WWW.LAKESIDEARTS.ORG.UK | 0115 846 7185 LAKESIDE, THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM’S PUBLIC ARTS CENTRE & MUSEUM WWW.LAKESIDEARTS.ORG.UK
LEARNING AT LAKESIDEFOR SCHOOLS & COLLEGES
LAKE
SID
E, T
HE
UN
IVER
SITY
OF
NO
TTIN
GH
AM’S
PU
BLIC
ART
S CE
NTR
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MU
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W.L
AKE
SID
EART
S.O
RG.U
K |
0115
846
718
5
WWW.LAKESIDEARTS.ORG.UK | 0115 846 7185Scan this QR code to access our website on your smartphone.
LAKESIDE ARTinvestigator
After 6pm
CAR PARK
CAR PARK
P
EAST
DRI
VE
MAINVISITOR
CAR PARK
CUT THROUGH LANE
EAST DRIVE
D H LAWRENCE PAVILION DJANOGLY THEATREWESTON GALLERYWALLNER GALLERYAQUA
SOUTH ENTRANCE
BUS STOP
SCIENCE ROAD
TO CURRENTMUSEUM LOCATION& TRENT BUILDING
UNIVERSITY BVD
DJANOGLY RECITAL HALL
MUSEUM (FROM 2012)DJANOGLY ART GALLERYANGEAR VISITORS CENTRE CAFÉ L
Travelling Exhibitions
Everyday Life in Margidunum is a travelling exhibition basedon the local site of Roman Margidunum (at Bingham inNottinghamshire), and includes original artefacts as well asreplicas of objects in the Museum. It contains suggestions foractivities suitable for Years 1-7, and for children with specialneeds.
Online Resources from Manuscripts and Special Collections
’Schools Resources’ currently offer two themes which focuson Key Stage 3 and GCSE. They contain suggested lessonplans based around studying full-size digital images oforiginal documents.
’Research Guidance’ provides images, information andquizzes about original sources and key skills, including theuse of archives, historic dating systems, and pre-metricweights and measures.
You can download these and other online content from theManuscripts and Special Collections web pages.
Teachers’ Packs for Theatre Performances
Many of our visiting companies provide education packs toaccompany their touring shows. They contain backgroundinformation and ideas for classroom activities tocomplement your visit to Lakeside. We also produce our ownpacks. You can download our most recent packs from ourwebsite. Examples are: Them with Frozen Tails; And the Rain
Falls Down; Romeo and Juliet; and Lost and Found.
‘very valuableservice, whichI’m sure willimpact onattainment’Burleigh School
‘linked up various curriculum areas (History, Art, English, Drama)in creative work’ Manning School
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