Footage from our day in the woods - also includes young people filming each other about the day.
Ten young people from Oxfordshire completed the Summer Arts College in Oxfordshire over three weeks - it ran between 25th July to 12th August 2011 Fast4ward into film is about raising aspirations, enhancing confidence and learning new skills.
Welcome
Taken from the moderator report: "Linda, once again, your centre has conducted an exemplary Summer school, from which the participants have clearly benefited in a major way ..."
A chance for you to read how our young people did on their Arts Award journey ... blog written by young people/staff.
Explore our blog archive to find out what we did over the the three weeks!
A chance for you to read how our young people did on their Arts Award journey ... blog written by young people/staff.
Explore our blog archive to find out what we did over the the three weeks!
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Showing posts with label woods. Show all posts
Friday, 26 August 2011
Wednesday, 27 July 2011
Day Three - Connecting in a different way
Backwoods skills
We had an amazing day hosted by Kaz and his team of 5 who showed us how to make fire with sticks and string, taught us survival techniques and awareness, archery, rope-making, how to butcher, cook and enjoy a squirrel (very tasty and chewy!) and primitive cooking and eating of deer (delicious). Above all I think we got the message about reverence for life... the animals we used were safe, fresh road-kill so had already given up their lives and would have been wasted but became the focus of an extraordinary day of learning - blog today by Tim (project manager)
The young people also used the camera to film different parts of the day - they all commented on how loud it was when wearing the headphones and how it helped you really focus on what is being filmed. We have great footage of the squirrel being skinned!!
Our blog will now be written by the young people so come back tomorrow to find out what they have written :-)


We had an amazing day hosted by Kaz and his team of 5 who showed us how to make fire with sticks and string, taught us survival techniques and awareness, archery, rope-making, how to butcher, cook and enjoy a squirrel (very tasty and chewy!) and primitive cooking and eating of deer (delicious). Above all I think we got the message about reverence for life... the animals we used were safe, fresh road-kill so had already given up their lives and would have been wasted but became the focus of an extraordinary day of learning - blog today by Tim (project manager)
The young people also used the camera to film different parts of the day - they all commented on how loud it was when wearing the headphones and how it helped you really focus on what is being filmed. We have great footage of the squirrel being skinned!!
Our blog will now be written by the young people so come back tomorrow to find out what they have written :-)
| Learning about the smells of different bark for our fire wood! |
| Roasted squirrel |
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