Unforgettable lessons showcases 12 school projects from across England that all use buildings and places to inspire great educational experiences. Come along and see the young people’s work and find out about the many ways that teachers have been inspiring their students using the local environment.
Cushion cover designed by student as part of the White Tower impression project © Graveney School, London
The 12 projects have been developed through Engaging Places, by schools partnered with local cultural organisations. Together they illustrate all the benefits of using your local area to teach and learn. Showcased in two exhibitions, the projects range from Buildings and patterns, a sensory project for special needs students, to White Tower impressions, a design and technology project inspired by conservation work at the Tower of London.
10 July – 14 August 2010
Wolverhampton Art Gallery, Lichfield Street, Wolverhampton, WV1 1DU
Unforgettable lessons is showing in the contemporary room at Wolverhampton Art Gallery.
Details of how to reach the gallery, as well as opening times.
12 July – 31 August 2010
Discover Greenwich, The Pepys Building, King William Walk, London, SE10 9LW
Unforgettable lessons is showing in the mezzanine gallery at Discover Greenwich.
Details of how to reach the gallery, as well as opening times.
More information about all 12 projects can be found here.
