News: Schools

Brian Hartley's second blog about his Immerse residency with St Ninian's R.C. Primary School, talking about weeks 4 and 5

Jim Manganello's second blog about his Immerse residency with Forthview Primary School

Brian Hartley's first blog about his Immerse residency with St Ninian's R.C. Primary School, talking about weeks 1 - 3

Jim Manganello's first blog about his Immerse residency with Forthview Primary School

Katy Wilson's first blog about her Immerse residency with Brunstane Primary School, talking about weeks 1 and 2.

Kate Temple's first blog about her Immerse residency with St David's RC Primary School, talking about weeks 1 - 4.

Hannah Venet's second blog about her Immerse residency with Canal View Primary School talking about weeks 4 - 6 including the P6 boat trips on the canal.

Birds of Paradise recently did an Imaginate residency with Pilrig Park School at the end of 2019, here Artistic Director Robert Gale talks about the experience and what they learned.

Mamoru Iriguchi has been supported by Imaginate and PUSH to explore a new performance project for teenagers about genders and sexuality. Here he talks about what he has learned so far and what his hopes for the future are.

Hannah Venet's second blog about her Immerse residency with Canal View Primary School.

Eoin McKenzie blogs about his Immerse residency with Craigroyston Primary School alongside artist Gudrun Soley Sigurdardottir.

Natalie Arle-Toyne wins the September John Bryne Award.

Hannah Venet is currently working with Canal View Primary School as part of Immerse Artist in Residence programme, here she talks about her sessions with P6 at the school (the taster and weeks 1 - 3) alongside Caitlin Mulgrew and Anna Noonan.

Rona's final blog post about her work in progress and final reflections on her residency experience (in Gàidhlig and English).

Rona reflects on her visit to Export/Import Festival at Bronks in Brussels (in Gàidhlig and English).

Rona talks about her experience of running workshops with Primary 3 pupils at Taobh na Pàirce (in Gàidhlig and English).