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Future/Education: Creative CapabilitiesFeaturing Paul Collard, CCE (UK)

With the rate of change in the world today, creativity has been recognised as a key capability and skill, essential to the future economy and the jobs that will drive it. How do we nurture these capabilities and learning in our young people today and our future generations? The Goods Shed’s first expert-in-residence, Paul Collard (UK), CEO of international foundation Creativity, Culture and Education CCE, discusses how creativity can be unlocked in and out of the classroom. He shares his learnings from applying innovative methods around the world to fostering the wellbeing, resilience and capabilities of young people.

The Goods Shed Speaker Series

The Goods Shed, Cnr Shenton Road and Claremont Crescent, Claremont. RSVP Essential, places are limited, please contact: rsvp@form.net.au (with event name in subject line) | 9226 2799 | thegoodsshed.form.net.au

With Karim Jabbari

Following Paul’s presentation, join us for a unique live performance of light calligraphy by Karim Jabbari as he concludes his artist residency at The Good Shed, demonstrating creativity in action.

Live Performance6PM 7PM

FORM is supported by the Visual Arts and Crafts Strategy, an initiative of the Australian State and Territory Governments.

Join us for an evening of creativity in action with our first Artist and first Expert in residence.

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How can we help our children do well in school? The latest education research suggests that a child’s progress is improved when the core school curriculum is taught through engaging and entertaining activities.

Creative Education expert Paul Collard explores what it is about the brain that makes this possible.

This program has been facilitated by FORM, an independent, non-profit cultural organisation that develops and advocates for excellence in creativity and artistic practice in Western Australian communities. The Goods Shed is FORM’s new project space for creativity, learning, and community engagement.

The Goods Shed Creative Learning program provides unique opportunities for children and adults to develop skills in collaboration with visiting artists and will pilot new approaches to arts education engagement. Through its first expert residency, focused on innovative learning and creativity in education, The Goods Shed Creative Learning Program will host Paul Collard, CEO of UK based Creativity Culture and Education (CCE), alongside two international artists; Yaminay Chaudhri and Paul Gorman, to provide training to Western Australian artists, teachers, and schools.

THURSDAY 8 SEPTEMBER | 6PM

PUBLIC PRESENTATION FOR PARENTS

The Goods Shed, Cnr Claremont Cres and Shenton Road, Claremont WA. This session is free of charge but booking is essential For more information please contact: lamis@form.net.au | 0431911093