It has been an amazing half term for PE and School Sport at Clifton Primary School. We have celebrated winning regional awards for our commitment to keeping children active, been broadcast on ITV and now have our very own World Champion!
Community Safety Partnerships (CSPs) are the statutory body that bring together local partners to solve shared issues around: Crime and Disorder, Anti-Social Behaviour, Drug and Alcohol misuse, and Reoffending.
Provisional Programme for Stanhope Hall between October and December
Having opened their doors just 3 months ago The Bike Projects new hub in Birmingham has just donated their 100th bike.
Widening of the Moseley Road through Balsall Heath is proposed by Birmingham City Council and Transport for WM to make four lanes of traffic. This is to allow bus lanes in both directions to reduce delays to buses in peak periods.
On Sunday 15th September Clifton Primary held a swimathon to raise money to donate to Moseley Road Baths.
Wednesday 20 November, 5-7pm.
For this event we will be opening our doors longer than usual to give people who would like to experience the current show “Vessels” in a calm and relaxed setting the opportunity to do so.
Accessibility is very important to us as an organisation and you can find out more about by reading our Access Guide here.
We will offer a Guided Tour to visitors who would like to find out more about the show which will be an informal tour around the exhibition with curator Josie and allow visitors to ask questions.
We strive to be an accessible venue where everyone feels welcome. We do not have a dress code or behaviour code we expect our visitors to follow. We are open to visitors behaving in a way that might be understood to be “inappropriate” behaviour in other galleries — we are happy for you to touch the art work, for you to behave as you would like and for you to take the time you need. Please respect the art work and do not damage it.
Quiet spaces are available on request.
We will be running at least one of these late opening events per exhibition.
Please get in touch with any questions (or suggestions for improvement) here.
The workshops take place amongst our exhibitions in the gallery and give children aged 5 to 11 and their parents a chance to explore the topics found in the artwork exhibited.
Run by professional artist and educator Syd (from Femtinos) the workshops will include painting, printing, photography, collage, calligraphy & more!
The workshop series is funded by the Community Fund.
A number of upcoming sessions are happening at the Women’s Enterprise Hub and there are some new plans in the pipeline.
The Bike Project are currently looking for female freelance cycle instructors to enable us to keep running our women’s only cycling lessons! Our mission is to get refugees cycling.
This month discover more about ‘The Lost Children’ and find out about Balsall Heath’s ‘Golden Cup’. Click the link to read more.
Come and learn about this hugely important, yet little known, aspect of Birmingham’s heritage and follow the fascinating life stories of some of these children.
We are planning our annual and exciting Winter Fair, to bring you the best of what independent local businesses can offer.
To make sure we plan a day that’s informative, fun and packed with all the things you would like to see, tell us what you’d like to see at the Winter Open day.
EPIC are hosting a series of workshops for parents around Internet Safety, Mental Health, Crime and Extremism.
OPNOCS are recommencing regular Yoga classes at Balsall Heath Church Centre on Tuesday mornings.