Trinity Community Arts https://www.trinitybristol.org.uk These are the search results for the query, showing results 121 to 124. Nature & Play activities https://www.trinitybristol.org.uk/activities/families/news/nature-play-activities Since 2016, Trinity has been working in partnership to deliver nature & play activities for children and schools

Nature & Play activities at Trinity

2019-2021

With funding from BBC Children in Need, Trinity delivered a three year programme of activities based in our Community Garden engaging, educating and connecting our local children aged 18 and under to a green space and to each other.

In the first year of the project, the garden team have worked in partnership with local schools and charities to welcome over 140 children to weekly Forest Schools and Gardening Days, as well as inviting families and friends from our local community to Summer Holiday Family Days.

Sessions are tailored to help support social and emotional development as many children and families who take part in the programme experience economic and social hardship.

During a Forest School/Gardening Day children take part in fire making, identifying plants, sowing seeds, and team building games as well as natural craft activities and free play in the garden.

Family Days, delivered in partnership with St Pauls Nursery & Children's Centre and Julian House charity, include storytelling activities, music workshops, natural craft workshops, insect hunts, and games

  • 143 Children (aged 18 under) took part in 41 garden sessions and activities delivered in partnership with local schools (BS2) and charities
  • 88% of children started to, or showed significant improvement in developing positive relationships
  • 91% of children started to, or showed significant improvement in their self belief
  • 87% of children started to, or showed significant improvement in their emotional well being
]]> No publisher <object object at 0x7fd3e9440580> highlight 2021-11-01T11:15:00Z News Item Spring has sprung in Trinity Garden https://www.trinitybristol.org.uk/activities/families/news/spring-has-sprung-in-trinity-garden Find out about the weekly activities in our inner city garden

Cultivating fruit trees  - just one of the many tasks in Trinity's thriving garden

After a long winter we are super happy to be welcoming back our weekly garden activities.  Wednesday's Community Day (12 - 4) is an opportunity to learn various gardening skills while enjoying the urban outdoors. The sessions are a mix of ideas and hands-on work in the thriving community garden - from helping plant seedlings in the poly-tunnel to preparing beds for growing veg, there is lots for people to enjoy. At the end of each session enjoy a shared meal with other volunteers. No need to book, just show up! All welcome, including families

Stay & Play (Fridays 10-12 up until May 25, then 10.30 - 12) is a nature based play group for 0-5 year olds, nature play, arts & crafts, story time and sing-a-longs with a ukulele! No need to book, just turn up and enjoy the garden with your little ones. Suggested donation up to £5.

For more information about garden activities contact: garden@3ca.org.uk

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A poem written by children and young people from schools all over Bristol about the city they live in, as part of our 2012 Bridges Project.

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Bristol is not the centre of England
Bristol is winter

ecstatic distraught surprised embarrassed shocked drugs music scene art culture lush sunshine home outdoors drunk

Bristol is not smart or delightful
Bristol is wide awake

cider new flat cultures work entertainment city club bridge cars cyclists harbourside boats play safe work outdoors water fountain

Bristol is cold and wet
Bristol is shouting

drunk people streets lights homeless swell of moving water modern Victorian tunnels rocks core mud needles spraying pennies dogs

Bristol is trapped
Bristol is the heart

cans wraps shopping trollies guilt gold rivers cloud signs pubs jazz noise traffic people birds museum

Bristol is always night
Bristol is humid

boats cameras statues buildings feet walking trains schools jobs work home work hard history river raids

Bristol is a trip-hop symphony
Bristol is the sunset

good food variety support reading good eye rest more money fun more kids sunshine balance music Brunel Cabot

Bristol is dawn
Bristol is a vortex of lightning

play lots good food more and less sobriety stubbly beard stoned tall funny flirty workier pirate downs watershed

Bristol is the sound of a bottle being smashed
Bristol is monotone

good hugger cheeky giggly soft voice red big muscles man loving Good grades responsible understanding complicated young mums shopping centres rivers

Bristol is the feeling of being astronomically high
Bristol is a pair of rotting painted lungs

busy tired joggers caring smoker random anything chilling crying heart spice hippies

Bristol is toes
Bristol is indifferent

litter crusties colours tinted windows hill green fast cars dealers weed red stripe fried chicken puddles rain litter old market

Bristol is confused
Bristol is an eye

garden cider recycled ketamine ikea curry nightlife family murder gangster friendly neighbour wind shakes the canes mud covers the city

Bristol is an elbow
Bristol is a low drone

small nandos water driving train reliable steam coral pumps buses houses live The Bristol Sea

Bristol is not nothing
Bristol is a pair of hips

valley loud views tramps baby food umbilical chord music pigeons hills gangs seagulls placenta comes from the sea

Bristol is an early modern song
Bristol is not Britain

If this has inspired you to get creative, check out some of our latest ways to #GetInvolved including ‘What I Want to Be, What I Want to See’.

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