The activities really started on the second day. After a copious breakfast, the group headed to the Preston Market; a lively local market with foods and lots of activities for all ages. Today visitors had the great suprise to discover a performance from the Brazilian group playing different styles: Ohanna; Olodum; Hip Hop; Mambo and some that they composed themselves. …
Here we are! After some long journeys, all participants have arrived in Melbourne, tired but warmly welcomed by all the team from Westside Circus and the Australian participants. The Swedish group already had a day out in the big Australian City, as they arrived on the Friday. The Brazilian and UK groups arrived late on the Saturday. The Australian participants …
In just a few days, our partner Westside Circus will host the second major event of our international project ‘National Treasures’: All participants are really excited to start this Youth Exchange in Melbourne! Participants from ACER Brasil, IFALL (Sweden), and The Hope Learning Trust (United Kingdom) will gather together with the participants from Australia to participate in activities around the …
From Australia Hannah “Hi my name is Hannah Patullo-Chapman. I am 15 years old, live in Melbourne, Australia and in year 9 at school. I have been doing circus since I was 9 year old and I would love to pursue a career in circus. In circus I enjoy tight wire, acro balance, tumbling and juggling (just to name a …
Once again, our Australian partner Westside Circus made the news as they presented the 3 students that will take part in National Treasures’ youth exchange. The article was published by the Sport Sherrin Adviser. “The whole community is very proud of what Adam, Telaah and Kyrone have achieved with their talent and perceverence” “Westside Circus is one of four international …
Our Australian partner Westside Circus spoke to the Shepparton News about National Treasures. This article speaks about the future youth exchange they will host in November as well as the 3 participants who will take part in another youth exchange in York. “The students will also meet young people from Brazil, Sweden and the UK during the program and learn …
During the seminar, our partner IFALL contacted the media. We had the pleasure to welcome a journalist from a local paper called HD. Partners explained to the journalist what the project was about. The article has been published on the following Friday 17th March 2017. Partners also promoted it on their own social media. Click here to read the article …
On the second day, the group discussed the project in more details. They first started by speaking finance and quality. They then spoked about the dissemination of the project’s results and agreed each one objective and tasks: Some are for example planning to use their network of media to share the impact of National Treasures. We finally decided on …
On the 13th March, participants left Copenhagen for a long journey to Örkelljunga by train and buses. At our arrival we were warmly welcomed by the team of IFALL, including by the Mayor of the town. In the afternoon, we opened up the seminar with presentation of each other organisations and the project National Treasures. The day finished with a …
All participant have arrived at different time at Copenhagen airport. Some of them went to Copenhagen city center for dinner; a nice way to get to know eac other before tomorrow’s departure to Örkelljunga.
