resources for teachers
Newsletters
Our newsletters contain information on exhibitions and live programme, suitable for both students and teachers.
Download autumn newsletter 2011
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Teachers' Notes: Architecture
Make full use of this unique building to inspire and excite your students. Explore the spirit of Modernism and what it means for young people today.
Working with Artist/Educator Michaela Ross and local teachers, we have developed an fascinating pack to fully exploit the building and its architecture as a resource for learning.
This practical pack can be used by both students and teachers at primary and secondary level and is a great learning tool for youth groups. The pack contains activities that can be used before, during and after a visit to the Pavilion, along with clear curriculum links across many subject areas.
Free to schools and youth organisations (P&P applies). Call 01424 229103 to order yours or simply pick one up on your next visit.
Teachers' Notes: Exhibitions
Download Teacher's Notes for Warhol Is Here (opens Sat 24 Sep 2011)
See below for a list of downloadable Teachers' Notes for the following past exhibitions:
11 Oct-4 Jan 2009 A Continuous Line Ben Nicholson in England
26 Jan-20 Apr 2008 Kenneth & Mary Martin Constructed Works
27 Jan-15 Apr 2007 A Secret Service
Variety
Hugonin and Stephenson
Ian Stephenson: Durham Dawn and Durham Dusk
7 Oct 2006-7 Jan 2007 Voodoo Macbeth
Professional Development
Click here for creative learning and professional development workshops for teachers, including the Creative Teachers Network sessions.
Working Our Way (WOW) resourse
Produced entirely by college styudents from Bexhill High, WOW is an engaging, informative and accessible online resource for anyone to use.
Get the most out of a visit to this unique and inspiring venue with WOW - great for teachers and students alike.
Access the WOW Online Resource
Download a full report of the WOW project
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en-quire project 2004-2008/09
De La Warr Pavilion is proud to have taken part in en-quire, an exciting national action-research programme workign with young people, aimed at exploring, assessing and articulating the learning benefits of working with a contemporary arts organsation.
Download details of the en-quire project or visit www.en-quire.org to find out more.
To read more about the Pavilion's past projects with schools and colleges, including en-quire click here.
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