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21-11-2015

Saturday

 Invisible Boundaries – Sharing Heritage Research 1 11am – 1pm Artcore

3 Charnwood Street

DE1 2GT

Derby

 Booking Essential
Nature and wildlife in the park. Stimulating research programme to develop skills based around nature.

 
18-12-2015

Friday

 Invisible Boundaries – Sharing Heritage

Participants engage in meaningful creative activities interpreting their learning from research.

 Research 2 11am – 1pm Artcore

3 Charnwood Street

DE1 2GT

Derby

With potluck lunch Christmas Celebration

 Booking Essential
03-03-2016

Thursday

 Invisible Boundaries – Sharing Heritage

Enlightening landscapes. Looking at the social reforms by Joseph Strutt and reasons Arboretum claims to be the first public park in England.

 Research 3

Schools

 10am – 12pm Artcore

3 Charnwood Street

DE1 2GT

Derby

 Booking Essential

For participation or further information please contact

T: 01332 384561 Email: info@artcoreuk.com

Find the Fact – 3rd March 2016

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Research and Find the Fact 11th February 2016

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As part of the Sharing Heritage side of the Invisible Boundaries Project, on the 11th February 2016 we went to the Derby Local Studies and Family History Library to carry out a Research and Find the Fact session. We had a chance to go through old documents, books and newspapers and discover interesting facts and…

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Invitation Research and Find the Fact Session 11th February 2016

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On the 11th February 2016 from 11am onward, Artcore invites you to join an exciting opportunity to explore and learn the history of the Arboretum Park in Derby. Participants will visit the  Derby Local Studies and Family History Library where they can go through old documents and books to find out what the Arboretum Park…

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Research – 18th December 2015

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On the 18th December 2015, participants of the Invisible Boundaries project visited the Derby Local Studies and Family History Library to gather information about the incredible heritage of the Arboretum Park. It was a great journey into the past and it was a new experience for everyone. The Arboretum Park has more than 175 years...
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Research Invitation – Sharing Heritage –

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On the 18th December 2015 from 10.30am onwards, Artcore invites you to join an exciting opportunity to explore and learn the history of the Arboretum Park in Derby through its architectural and ornamental heritage. Did you know that the Arboretum Park is the first publicly owned park in England? 175 years back the park was…

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General Research – Sharing Heritage –

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Research 1 related to the Walk 1 (By Nisha Widanapathirana)   GENERAL INFORMATION: The Arboretum Park in the city of Derby is the first public park gifted in 1840 to the people of Derby as a thank you by philanthropist, industrialist and former mayor of Derby, Joseph Strutt. The park was officially handed over to…

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Placement Student Research for Sharing Heritage – Wildlife and Nature in the Arboretum Park

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One of Artcore’s objective is to provide a platform to implement the learning through volunteering and work experience opportunities in different available projects. As such, we had the opportunity to provide a week placement experience to two students who engaged and carried out some researches for the Invisible Boundaries Project. This is one example of…

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Placement Student Research for Sharing Heritage

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One of Artcore’s objective is to provide a platform to implement the learning through volunteering and work experience opportunities in different available projects. As such, we had the opportunity to provide a week placement experience to two students who engaged and carried out some researches for the Invisible Boundaries Project. This is one example of…

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