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 Issue 131, 11 July 2003
Contents
International recognition for branding project«
A vision for the future«
Imperial 'double' in Queen's Birthday Honours«
Statistician elected Fellow of the British Academy«
The Dambusters!«
Helping Romanian farmers to make hay«
Green Design Challenge winners«
Wellcome to a new beginning«
Dr Olivia Judson's animal magic«
Academy of Medical Sciences Fellows«
Science of pulling together…«
Third IDEA League Sports Events 2003«
Farewell to Ann Shearer«
College Intranet launched«
Focus on volunteering«
Flying the flag for Imperial«
In Brief«
Media spotlight«
Noticeboard«

Focus on volunteering

Volunteers who work with the Imperial Volunteer Centre, could find themselves taking youngsters on a magical journey.

A children's interactive dance workshop from 12-16 August, in partnership with the Adrenalin Dance Company, involves a heady mix of dance, story telling, song, and craft, culminating in a 35 minute magical Fairy and Goblin dance performance for four to nine year olds.

Through the use of dance, play and creativity, the project aims to introduce children to key stages in the national curriculum in both natural sciences and dance. Wing making, a wand quest, fantastical interactive story telling and a fairy ring dance are just part of the programme.

The centre has 180 projects in its database, varying from art projects to environmental events. In May, it worked with the chaplaincy to coordinate Science Focus Week for local school children from the Into University Scheme at St Clements and St James Community Development Project.

For details contact Minna Ruohonen or Annalisa Massara on +44 (0)20 7594 8141 or email volunteering@imperial.ac.uk
 
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