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Ealdham Primary School, Greenwich, London
SEnthusiastic ten year olds at Ealdham Primary School honed their photography skills and techniques during a six week after school club series.
Birstwith Church of England Primary School, Harrogate, North Yorkshire
Nearly 20 pupils aged 10 clicked their way to success in a series of afternoon photography workshops.
Mundella Primary School, Sheffield
Mixing art and science resulted in top marks for a group of nine year old students at Mundella Primary School, Sheffield.
Girton Glebe Primary School, Cambridgeshire
SMore than twenty students aged 8 to 10 got up close and personal with their digital compact cameras in a series of afterschool photography workshops.
North Collegiate Boys College, London
‘Understanding Optics’ was the learning objective for nineteen students on a workshop programme delivered by Imaging Partnership.
Norwich High School for Girls, Norfolk
Over a series of ten weekly, two hour photography workshops, students all aged 17 made an in depth exploration into themselves as ‘visual artists’.
Two Waters Primary School, Hertfordshire
Arts Awards in Silver and Gold reflected the quality of the animated film clips created by more than twenty students at Two Waters School in Hertfordshire.
St. Faith’s at Ash School, Canterbury, Kent
A short film made by a group of thirteen year old students impressed their head teacher so much that they were asked to make a promotional film for the school.
The Abbey Girls School, Reading, Berkshire
SAfterschool sessions were focussed on photography for more than twenty students in the V1 form at The Abbey Girls School, Reading.
Shakespeare Infant School, Hampshire
See how we connect classrooms across the worldPupils in the gifted and talented range were involved in a programme of photography workshops delivered in curriculum time at Shakespeare Infant school, Hampshire.
Sir Thomas Abney Primary School, London
Children shine through photography at Sir Thomas Abney Primary School, London
All Souls Primary School, East London
Parents and their children learned all about photography in a series of after school workshops in London.
East Acton Primary School, London
An after school photography club opened the door to film-making, cinematography, and animation for a group of key stage 2 children in London.
Plaistow Primary School, Walthamstow, London
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Perry Court Primary School, Bristol
In the winter term, Imaging Partnership ran an after school photography club with a seasonal festive theme.
Walmsley Primary School, Bolton, Lancashire
Year 5 and 6 students at Walmsley Primary School were focused on photography for two days as Imaging Partnership delivered photo workshops packed with camera tips and techniques.
St Anselem’s College, Cheshire
Photography sessions delivered out of college hours helped prepare a group of A-level students for their AS level exams.
St. Joseph’s College, Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire
In the winter term, Imaging Digital Media students worked together with Imaging Partnership to create a series of photographic prints.
Sefton College, Manchester
Cinematography was the focus for ten students over two half days workshops at Sefton College, Manchester.
Hastingbury College, Bedfordshire
It was lights, camera, and action for a group of seventeen year old students at Hastingbury College in Bedfordshire.
Mark College, Somerset
Imaging Partnership was engaged to deliver a series of animation ‘taster’ workshops for a group of 19 year olds.
New River College, Islington, London
Photographic workshops made creative afternoons for more than twenty students at New River College in London.
Communication Specialist College, Doncaster
In the winter term, Imaging Students used their specially modified cameras to capture a wide range of images at Communication Specialist College, Doncaster.
Waterman School, Lewisham, London
Imaging Partnership delivered a series of photography workshops designed especially for children with physical disabilities.
King Edward High School for Girls, Birmingham
Saturday mornings were all about photography for more than forty King Edward’s students aged 17.
Northampton Girls International School, Northampton
A series of afternoon photography sessions at the school helped international students get to know each other by transcending the language barrier.
Castle Court School, Dorset
Seventeen, nine to eleven year olds were involved in the photography sessions with the objective of advancing their studies in media communication and visual arts.
Hazel Slade Primary School, Cannock, Staffordshire
Imaging Partnership delivered a series of six workshops called ‘Picture this in Science’. The aim of this series is to support pupils with their science work in the curriculum.
Ysgol Pencae, Ffordd Graiglwyd, Penmaenmawr, Conwyl
Imaging Partnership delivered a series of six photography based workshops called ‘Do the Maths’. The aim of this series is to help pupils understand photography and visual media in order to bring this topic to life in a fun and engaging way.
Walthamstow Academy, London
New skills in photography enabled two groups of students at Walthamstow Academy to bring their creative aspirations to fruition.
Monkfryston Primary School, Leeds
A group of students focused on their local environment to create a gallery of photographs worthy of a glossy coffee table book.
Exmouth College, Devonshire
Imaging Partnership ran an after school photography club with a seasonal festive theme.Imaging Partnership was invited to work with a group of 15 – 16 year olds to focus on citizenship through photography and cinematography.
Quainton Primary School, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire
A group of twenty three Key Stage 2 students enjoyed a series of after school photography workshops. The workshops included learning the basics of using a camera effectively through to exploring unusual lighting effects and creating outstanding images both as individuals and in groups.
Hinckley Wood School, Esher, Surrey
Art and music create a harmonious success. A collaboration between art and music students, resulted in giant photographic panels which inspired music students to create an accompanying soundtrack.
Photography enables students to share experiences
In August 2014, Imaging Partnership was invited to work with small groups of students at the Barton Moss Secure Care Centre, Manchester.
Stratford-upon-Avon Grammar School for Girls
The one day intensive workshop was designed by Imaging Partnership to encourage the girls to get deeper into their art work and in turn inspire the younger pupils in the school to take up GCSE photography.
St. Mary Redcliffe Primary School, Bristol
To celebrate 100 years of schooling, St Mary Redcliffe Primary School in Bristol enlisted the help of Imaging Partnership to deliver a series of afternoon workshops in Cinematography.
St. Mary’s Primary School, Ipswich
Photography was the focus of a series of afterschool workshops which not only enhanced skills and confidence, it supported the St Mary’s Primary school’s commitment to becoming an Arts Award accredited centre.
Preston Park Primary School, Brent, London
‘Golden Time’ in the afternoon at school provided a group of 9 – 11 year olds with the opportunity to create photography presentations for their school’s Arts Award project
Robert Le Kyng Primary School, Swindon, Wiltshire
Over a six-week series of film-making workshops, more than 20 students at Robert Le Kyng School produced an exhibition to celebrate the school’s centenary anniversary
The Ear Foundation, Nottingham
Imaging Partnership practitioner Tim Collins worked alongside a group of students aged 7 to 11 and their parents during a one day photography workshop at the The Ear Foundation, Nottingham.
Penwortham Girls School, Preston, Lancashire
Twenty girls took part in a series of after school photography workshops to create displays for an upcoming summer open evening.
Boston Park Academy, Lincoln
More than twenty students participated in a two day workshop to improve their photographic skills and techniques.
Mickley First School, Northumberland
A group of creative nine year olds enjoyed workshop day focusing onlandscape and wildlife photography recently.
Woodside Academy, Bradford
Imaging Partnership delivered a day workshop of a ‘carousel of photography topics’ to a group of pupils aged 7.
Mayville Primary School, Leytonstone, London
Nearly 20 nine year olds were involved in a series of photography workshops directly aligned to the national curriculum in Mayville Primary School in London.
St Mary’s CofE Primary School, Bitteswell, Leicestershire
Afternoon photography workshops were popular with a class of 23 ten year olds at St. Mary’s Church of England Primary School, Bitteswell, Leicestershire.
Loddon Primary School, Reading
Photography sessions were as easy as ABC for 19 ten year olds at Loddon Primary School, Reading.
Davison High School for Girls, West Sussex
Life’s a beach for a class of fifth formers at Davis High School! The girls took part in one-day practical photography workshop focussing on reportage style photography snapped on their local beach.
Bootham Independent School, York
Pupils at Bootham School designed a series of pull up banners to attract new students.
Unity College, Lancashire
17 year olds at Unity College Lancashire got snapping in a series of photography workshops run in curriculum time on the arts courses.
Alderbrook School, Solihull, West Midlands
Thirty students aged 15 took part in a series of curriculum time photography sessions with the aim of improving student attainment and engagement.
Bulford Primary Church of England Primary School, Salisbury, Wiltshire
More than thirty 10 year olds took part in a one day photography workshop to study science.
Hulme Grammar School, Cheshire
Nearly thirty students took part in a creative photography workshop to learn new skills and gain experience using compact cameras.
Martock Primary School, Yeovil, Somerset
A dozen 11 year olds rolled back the years in pictures when they took part in a photography workshop focused on the Victorian Era.
Chichester High School for Girls, Sussex
Afternoon photography sessions were held in curriculum time for a group of nearly thirty 15 – 16 year old girls to support their AS level studies.
London International School, Surrey
Students at the International School Surrey make sure nothing is lost in translation in a series of videos showing the culture, climate and lifestyle at their boarding school.
Kings of Wessex High School, Somerset
Students looking for an arts based career opportunities participated in a series of Saturday workshops to create personal portfolios to send to would-be employers.
Royal Free Hospital School, London
Working with children who have acute learning disabilities, IP explored photography to engage the students and support them to create a group project.
Kanes Hill Primary School, Southampton
‘Golden’ time one afternoon a week, means using photography as a way of approaching maths, history geography and science.
Caroline Chisholm High School, Northamptonshire
Digital storyboarding was the focus of two three hour workshops for forty Year 11 Art students who were planning for their approaching A level studies.
Wymondham College, Norwich
More than 600 students took part in a film-making day run by Imaging Partnership as part of their ‘Aspiration Week’
Langtree Primary School, Reading
Keen to foster collaboration with the nearby feeder school, teachers at Langtree Primary School in Reading dedicated a day in their Arts Week programme to creativity through photography. The day was called ‘optical skills in visual arts’.
St Anne’s Catholic Primary School, Lambeth, London
A group of 15 ‘gifted and talented’ students shared their gifts and enhanced their talents in a series of three curriculum enrichment sessions, each lasting 1 hour, 15 minutes.
King Ethelbert High School, Canterbury
IP was invited to work with a group of 17 students in year 10. The objective was to support the students in their GCSE Media Studies, specifically in photography and cinema photography.
Shirestone Academy, Birmingham
A programme of photography workshops from IP has helped achieve ‘Outstanding’ from Ofsted for Shirestone Academy.
West Bromwich Albion Foundation
West Bromwich Albion Foundation scores a hat trick with photography
Tutors at the West Bromwich Albion Foundation were so impressed with the outcomes from a series of photography workshops, they took the work to a whole new level and used photography to inspire the students into entrepreneurship.
Holy Trinity School, Worcestershire
Digital storyboarding was the focus
The Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme was the focus of attention for six students on an IP photography course. Over three weeks, the Dof E group joined 30 other students, parents and teachers doing photography as a series of evening workshops.
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Edge Grove Independent School, Hertfordshire
A group of 13 and 14 year olds took part in a series of film making workshops created and delivered by IP. The brief for the series was to create a 1 minute ‘promotional’ film made by the students to highlight the best of the school.
Rednock School, Dursley, Gloucestershire
Media students at Rednock School were doing make-up design and wanted photography as an integrated part of the course. IP designed and delivered a photography module over 5 weeks which integrated into the make-up design programme.
Sacred Heart School, Hammersmith, London
On a sunny day in London, 130 students took part in a Visual Arts Day with the focus on hair and fashion. To capture the story of the day, the girls explored four types of photography – documentary, fashion, still life and portraits.
Bath Academy, Somerset
Students aged 14 – 16 were introduced to advanced technical photography over a six week course. Each session, delivered in curriculum time, lasted one hour and was dedicated to a specialised topic such as composition and lighting.
Llanishen High School, Cardiff
Students aged 14 – 16 learned the basics of photography including composition and lighting, through to a range of styles and applications in their afterschool photography club which ran for six weeks.
Big Wood School, Nottingham
Forensic photography was under the microscope for a group of GCSE students at Big Wood School. Weekly 2 hour sessions for four weeks included looking at photographs closely and dissecting them as part of a science project.
Rutlish School, Merton, London
An afterschool photography club ran for six weeks at Rutlish School. Students aged 14 – 16 learned the basics of photography including composition and lighting, through to a range of styles and applications.
Great Baddow High School, Chelmsford, Essex
A group of sixth form students enjoyed a day being photo journalists. This one day workshop was tailored to tie in with fine art work including portrait photography.
Cheney School, Oxford
14 year old boys and girls at Cheney School participated in a six week run of 1 hour photography workshops during curriculum time.
Notre Dame High School, Glasgow
A group of girls aged 16 – 18 took part in a four week creative photography course for an hour each week in curriculum time.
Bolton School, Lancashire
A Victorian themed focus day captured the attention of a group of youngsters at Bolton School. Boys and girls aged 8 and 9 dressed up in Victorian costume to get into the spirit of the occasion.
Lacon Childe School, Shropshire
IP delivered six week courses of afterschool photography clubs. Group and individual projects are created with an emphasis on exploring creativity and trying different techniques.
Sir Robert Woodard School, West Sussex
Over a six week period, IP delivered one hour workshops to students from age 16 to 18 so they could learn and practice a range of different types of photography.
Ludlow School, Shropshire
IP was asked to design and deliver an “immersion project” in photography. Year 11 students spent three days practicing landscape, documentary, fashion and fine art photography.
Woodrush High School, Birmingham
IP was asked to design and deliver a 2-hour workshop for a group of twenty AS level students. The theme was focusing on fashion and advertising photography.
Rose Hill School Westonbirt, Gloucestershire
IP delivers full day photography workshops when required throughout the academic year. They are designed as a practical workshop for groups of up to 20 students aged 13.
St. Mary’s Independent School, Worcester
IP was invited to run a course of weekly evening workshops for nine students and their parents or family members
King Edward High School for Girls, Birmingham
A Victorian themed focus day A six week series of Saturday workshops was delivered by IP to more than forty sixth formers who were divided into two groups.
Bromsgrove School, Worcestershire
IP designs and delivers photography workshops on the summer school programme for home and international students.