Part of the Bristol Festival of Photography, with help from For the Love of it, this quirky little exhibition is already brightening up parts of Bristol.
UNITY put up three big and two mini Guerilla Galleries around central Bristol. To check out the Galleries in St Werburghs, St Pauls and Easton, see our collection on Flickr:
Guerilla Galleries Collection
The Love of It
Bristol Festival of Photography: Guerilla Galleries
For further information see: UNITY Blog
Wednesday 9 June 2010
Tuesday 8 June 2010
Fairfield Students present Assembly at Lockleaze Primary School
Fairfield peer educators visited Lockleaze Primary School on Wednesday May 19th to present an Assembly to over 80 children aged 7-11 yrs. After some nerves in the morning and a few technical difficulties, the Assembly got under way. The peer educators did extemely well, overcoming their nerves to present the Why I Respect project in an engaging and enthusiastic way. They had great interaction from the audience and answered questions really well. There was a focus on diversity and the leap from Primary to Secondary School. The Why I Respect film was shown and then the children asked questions about the project and the school.
Fairfield Student:
'I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. I don't normally like public speaking.'
'It went really quickly and it was not as scary as I thought it would be.'
Alison Hendy, Deputy Headteacher Lockleaze Primary School: 'The Assembly fits in well with our work on tackling racism and discrimination, "Say No to Racism"/"Give Racism the Red Card"'.
Charlie Mee: 'The students will get extra merit points for their achievements today and representing Fairfield so well to younger children, who might well want to attend our School in the future.'
Q: How many different languages are spoken at home by Fairfield students?
a: 1-10
b: 11-20
c: 21-30
A: 26
Fairfield Student:
'I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. I don't normally like public speaking.'
'It went really quickly and it was not as scary as I thought it would be.'
Alison Hendy, Deputy Headteacher Lockleaze Primary School: 'The Assembly fits in well with our work on tackling racism and discrimination, "Say No to Racism"/"Give Racism the Red Card"'.
Charlie Mee: 'The students will get extra merit points for their achievements today and representing Fairfield so well to younger children, who might well want to attend our School in the future.'
Q: How many different languages are spoken at home by Fairfield students?
a: 1-10
b: 11-20
c: 21-30
A: 26
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