Network
The Engaging Places Network is a group of teachers and cultural and educational organisations who are working together to enhance built environment education.
Stories in stone: the student's point of view
A student from Madeley Academy talks about his experience of Stories in stone so far.
People and places - the students' point of view
Two pupils from Wingfield Primary School in London describe an Engaging Places project involving the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich.
Erith marshes: the students' point of view
Four year 8 gifted and talented students talk about their experiences exploring Erith marches, Bexley.
Divine inspiration: the students' point of view
Four students write about their experiences as Coventry's new 'Church Detectives', as part of the 2009/10 Engaging Places Network.
Bristol space and design: the students' point of view
Six students from Oak Hill, North Somerset, write about their experiences with the 2009/10 Engaging Places Network.
Gravesend Riviera: the students' point of view
Three Key Stage 2 students write about their experience exploring the Gravesend River Basin through their 2009/10 Engaging Places Network project.
SPUD youth group
Out of school learning gives Diploma students the chance to excel.
Recording real changes
We catch up with two of last year's network projects to find out how their project has changed teaching and learning at their school.
Gravesend Riviera
How can you bring together a range of community members to feed into a consultation about the regeneration of your area? Hold a tea party!
White Tower impressions: design for conservation
When the opportunity arises to introduce her students to a live conservation project, Asma Chowdhry leaps at the chance to use it as the basis for creative teaching and learning.
