Resources for EiC are
divided into seven main strands
divided into seven main strands
Gifted & Talented
Programmes
Programmes
Learning Mentors
Learning Support Units
Beacon Schools
Specialist Schools
City Learning Centres
Small EiC Learning Zones
Memories are made of
this. The Air Raid Archie
Drama & Reminiscence
Project
The Homefront Recall Fund
has funded Air Raid Archie
and the project itself has
many aspects as it involves
local pensioners who are
bridging the generation gap
and sharing memories with
EAZ teachers, pupils and
their families.
The starting point for the
play began with a
reminiscence project inspired
by groups of St Helens
senior citizens who meet at
Age Concern in Mansion
House and they provided
the Artzone team with
reflections and recollections
of rationing, doodle bugs,
dance halls, evacuation and
the day to day life in war
time St. Helens.
this. The Air Raid Archie
Drama & Reminiscence
Project
The Homefront Recall Fund
has funded Air Raid Archie
and the project itself has
many aspects as it involves
local pensioners who are
bridging the generation gap
and sharing memories with
EAZ teachers, pupils and
their families.
The starting point for the
play began with a
reminiscence project inspired
by groups of St Helens
senior citizens who meet at
Age Concern in Mansion
House and they provided
the Artzone team with
reflections and recollections
of rationing, doodle bugs,
dance halls, evacuation and
the day to day life in war
time St. Helens.
This was then followed by a
variety of activities including:
Seeing the Challenge Cup;
taking part in a fitness test;
having a tour of the team’s
training gym and listening
to a fascinating talk given by
Gordon on health and fitness
during which the Hornets
were educated on the diet
tips of the Saints’ stars.
Adam Harris, 14, a diehard
Saints fan, was impressed by
the whole experience:
“I was fascinated to learn
about how the players train
and how they keep healthy
through their diet.
I couldn’t believe how many
spoonfuls of sugar there are
in a can of pop – I’ll certainly
be drinking less Dr. Peppers
now!”
variety of activities including:
Seeing the Challenge Cup;
taking part in a fitness test;
having a tour of the team’s
training gym and listening
to a fascinating talk given by
Gordon on health and fitness
during which the Hornets
were educated on the diet
tips of the Saints’ stars.
Adam Harris, 14, a diehard
Saints fan, was impressed by
the whole experience:
“I was fascinated to learn
about how the players train
and how they keep healthy
through their diet.
I couldn’t believe how many
spoonfuls of sugar there are
in a can of pop – I’ll certainly
be drinking less Dr. Peppers
now!”
Last July some of the team
attended a Sports
Journalism workshop where
they learned how to write
a match report.
These skills were crucial
when they reported on the
League home game between
Saints and Bradford Bulls.
Not only did the Hornets
write the match report but
they also rubbed shoulders
with real journalists in the
press box.
You can read their report
on this page!
Haydock High students have
been given plenty of tips
about health and fitness
from the Saints team
regarding a balanced and
healthy diet.
attended a Sports
Journalism workshop where
they learned how to write
a match report.
These skills were crucial
when they reported on the
League home game between
Saints and Bradford Bulls.
Not only did the Hornets
write the match report but
they also rubbed shoulders
with real journalists in the
press box.
You can read their report
on this page!
Haydock High students have
been given plenty of tips
about health and fitness
from the Saints team
regarding a balanced and
healthy diet.
EAZ Base
St Anne’s Catholic Primary School
Monastery Lane
St Helens
WA9 3SP
United Kingdom
St Helens
WA9 3SP
United Kingdom
Project Director