Learning and Participation Sample Clauses

Learning and Participation. District community 1. To refresh a programme of events, courses and talks linked to the theatre programme that are available to the general public and to monitor take- up of these. 2. To focus a strand of events on attracting a younger audience, and develop the use of the Festival Theatre to celebrate the RENEWED Festival Theatre. Number of events; attendances; copy of programme Number of new events/activities pa; Annual report to CDC and twice yearly verbal update As above Annual review meeting Annual review meeting A programme of events has engaged with 8,604 participants from the local community - pre & post show talks; debates, theatre days, classes & workshops. As part of our relaunch of our young people’s tickets scheme in Festival 2016, rebranding the scheme as Prologue, we introduced a strand of new events exclusively for Prologue members (aged 16-25) which we hadn’t previously offered. These included Hugh’s Talking, a career talk with Xxxx Xxxxxxxxxx and a Half A Sixpence Dance Workshop led by the company dance captain and cast members, both of which sold out. We also increased attendance of our annual Creative Choices event in association with ArtsWork by 61%. Our pool of Young Ambassadors promoting the Prologue scheme to their peers doubled in 2016, to 10 ambassadors drawn from local workplaces, higher education institutions and schools. These young people helped us spread the word online, through print distribution to their local networks and by representing the theatre at local events. During our Winter season we committed to offering Actions for CFT Activity Measurements Recorded in Target Date for review Progress report Prologue tickets for more of the touring productions that visited us so that young people can have access to affordable tickets all year round. We made it a standard for week-long productions visiting the Festival Theatre, as well as encouraging more companies performing in the Xxxxxxx to offer Prologue seats as part of their contract. The number of Prologue tickets sold in our Winter 2016 season increased by 26% on the previous winter season.
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Learning and Participation. District community 1 To refresh a programme of events, courses and talks linked to the theatre programme that are available to the general public and to monitor take-up of these. Number of events; attendances; copy of programme Annual report to CDC and twice yearly verbal update Annual review meeting 2 To focus a strand of events on attracting a younger audience, Number of new events/activities As above Annual review meeting Actions for CFT Activity Measurements Recorded in Target Date for review Progress report and develop the use of the Festival Theatre to celebrate the RENEWED Festival Theatre. 3 To continue to develop the use of internet platforms to widen awareness, access and availability to LEAP events. pa; Usage of analytics, feedback and blogs etc As above As above March 2016 March 2016
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Learning and Participation young people To continue to run the Youth Festival Theatre at a number of locations. To attract a diverse range of young people to take part in Youth Theatre and to be inclusive in all that is done. If CDC identifies geographical priority area to discuss how the Youth Theatre might address this, subject to funds and staff available. To offer young people (through schools, colleges, youth work and holiday activities) a range of high quality experiences in drama, technical theatre, dance and street theatre and other genres as appropriate or as trials To offer development opportunities and signposting for young people to work in the creative industries through events, internships and Assistant posts and the “Ladder of Participation” programme To work with the University of Chichester and other education establishments on joint learning projects as appropriate Locations used Monitoring activity of learning & participation dept. Peer review; awards where appropriate; Number of events and participants. CFT Board papers CFT Board papers; CDC Annual review CFT Board papers; CDC annual review CFT Board papers; CDC annual review CFT Board papers March Annual review meeting Annual review meeting Annual review meeting March
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Learning and Participation. District community To develop the number of events, courses and talks linked to the theatre programme that are available to the general public and to monitor take-up of these To continue to develop the range of topics covered in the L & P programme to attract a new audience to these events To develop the use of new technologies as ways of engaging more with rural residents To engage with the District Council in investigating programmes of targeted work relating to arts and health and older people’s engagement. Awaiting response from funders on arts and older people project. Number of events; attendances; copy of programme Number of new events/activities pa.; Usage of email, blogs etc Specific to projects, to be shared with CDC CFT Board papers CFT Board papers CFT Board papers, Notes of discussions held copied to Assistant Director, Leisure October March Annual review meeting March
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Learning and Participation. District community 1. Refresh a programme of events, courses and talks linked to the theatre programme that are available to the general public and to monitor take-up of these by District Residents. Number of events; attendances (identifying number of District residents); copy of programme Half Yearly oral update, Annual report to CDC October 2017, March 2018 2. Continue to develop and attract a younger audience and provide audiences with a deeper understanding of CFT through a series of supporting events. Number of new events/activities pa; Annual Report to CDC March 2018 3. Continue to develop awareness of and access to the broad range of LEAP events. Usage of analytics, feedback and blogs etc As above March 2018
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Learning and Participation. District community 1 To refresh a programme of events, courses and talks linked to the theatre programme that are available to the general public and to monitor take- up of these. Number of events; attendances; copy of programme Annual report to CDC and twice yearly verbal update Annual review meeting 2 To focus a strand of events on attracting a younger audience, and develop the use of the Festival Theatre to celebrate the RENEWED Festival Theatre. Number of new events/activities pa; As above Annual review meeting 3 To continue to develop the use of internet platforms to widen awareness, access and availability to LEAP events. Usage of analytics, feedback and blogs etc As above March 2017 4 To engage with the District Council in investigating programmes of targeted work relating to areas of need. Specific to projects, to be shared with CDC As above March 2017 5 To develop a new strand of events, workshops and activity relating to Chichester Festival Theatre’s Heritage. Details and attendance at heritage events As above March 2017
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