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Kids’ Own’s 25th Anniversary Conference & Creative Workshops Kids’ Own Publishing 24th, 25th, 26th November Kids’ Own has announced their 25th Anniversary Conference, which will take place on Friday 25th and Saturday 26th of November, at The Model, Sligo. This conference celebrates 25 years of publishing children’s voices and artwork. There will be panels, discussions and workshops, covering early years arts practice, children’s creativity and authorship, social inclusion and arts in education. The conference is free to attend, places must be booked in advance. To register for the conference and for further information on the programme, visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kids-own-25th-anniversary-conference-tickets-424043023097 Creative Workshops As part of their 25th anniversary celebrations, Kids’ Own will also host a number of creative workshops: A creative workshop for primary school teachers on using Kids’ Own books in the classroom Date: 24th November, 4-6pm Creative workshop for those interested in working collaboratively with children Date: 26th November, 10am-1pm Both workshops take place at The Model. Bookings for the creative workshops will open soon via eventbrite. Register your interest by sending an email to events@kidsown.ie. Job Opportunities with Kids’ Own Publishing Partnership Kids’ Own Publishing Partnership Deadline: 3 May 2022 Kids’ Own are seeking to appoint an Operations Manager and Project Manager to join their team in Sligo. See details below: Operations Manager Kids’ Own is now seeking to appoint an Operations Manager to support the smooth running of all of our operational activities. Job Description: Reporting directly to the CEO, the Operations Manager’s duties will include, but not be limited to, the following: - Governance Code compliance: Monitoring and supporting updates to, and implementation of, policies and procedures, in line with Charities Governance Code. - Company Secretary duties. - Management and monitoring of operational risk. - Responsible for data storage and management of all company databases. - Top-level administrative and filing duties. - Management of company calendar. - HR supports: Overseeing updates to the company staff handbook, filing of staff contracts and organising relevant training for staff members and associate artists. - Building oversight and maintenance. - Managing stock: Responsible for book storage, postage of book orders and other dissemination initiatives. Publishing duties: Registering ISBNs, recording titles with Nielsen, sourcing print quotes—in collaboration with CD/CEO. - Some accountancy supports, where required. - Support company development, where required. Terms: This is a part-time post, 3.5 days p/week. Fixed-term contract of one year, with a view to extension. For full details go to kidsown.ie/job-opportunity-kids-own-seeks-operations-manager/ Project Manager Kids’ Own has an exciting opportunity for an experienced individual to lead on the ongoing delivery of our collaborative initiatives with children and young people. The Project Manager will report to the CEO and will work closely with our small team to support the delivery of our strategic aims through our projects and programmes with children and young people. Key Responsibilities The project manager’s duties will include, but not be limited to: - Plan and manage a diverse range of projects on an ongoing basis, in line with Kids’ Own strategic objectives.\ - Co-ordinate and oversee all practical elements of project management, including:Scheduling planning and review meetings. - Appointing and contracting artists. - Working with partners to identify participant groups; or open recruitment. - Organising project details: dates, venue, materials and documentation methods. - Organising launch events for published outputs. - Issuing consent forms to participants in line with Kids’ Own’s Child Protection Policy. - Ensuring safeguarding procedures are strictly adhered to. - Responsibility for evaluation, and processing of outputs. - Draw on expertise and knowledge to support decision-making in relation to projects. - Work collaboratively with project artists, teachers and partners to ensure the smooth and timely running of projects. - Develop and maintain effective relationships with key partners and funders. - Support grant-writing for project income and submit activity reports to funders. - Manage project budgets, in collaboration with the Creative Director and Finance Officer. - Support marketing and publicity activities related to specific projects. Terms: This is a part-time post, 3 days p/week. Fixed-term contract of one year, with a view to extension. For full details go to kidsown.ie/job-opportunity-kids-own-seeks-project-manager-part-time/ Applications: Candidates are requested to send a detailed CV and cover letter to: Jo Holmwood, Creative Director of Kids’ Own, jo@kidsown.ie by Tuesday 3rd May at 5pm. Mask On/Mask Off Tell us the story of your project – What was the impetus? What was it about? Who was involved? How did you begin? Máire Hynes, Art Teacher We wanted in some way to record the impact of Covid-19 on life in school from September 2020. One of the greatest impacts came from mask-wearing, which changed the way we saw one another, often only half-recognising people who were familiar the previous year. New students in the school did not know what their teachers looked like and vice versa. This was the inspiration behind the “Mask On/Mask Off” whole-school art project. Almost every student and member of staff had their photo taken by a committee of TY students under the direction of Máire Hynes, Art teacher. Everyone had two photos taken, one with and one without their mask. The photos are scattered across the ten panels, so we have to search for ourselves and our colleagues and friends, mask on and mask off! Can we even recognise one another? The finished work will be a permanent fixture in the school, reminding us of these strange times. How were the ideas developed and how did the young people, artist and teacher work together? Máire Hynes, Art Teacher The idea to do something to record Covid-19 in the life of the school originated with the Deputy Principal, Jimmy Staunton. In discussions with staff members the idea to do a visual project developed and the problems associated with mask-wearing and simply recognising the students came to the fore. The Art Teacher was approached to act as “Teacher as Artist” and she chatted to senior and junior students about how they felt about wearing masks. It emerged that new students, too had difficulties recognising their teachers when they saw them maskless – and they expressed how shocking it sometimes was when they saw what the bottom part of their teacher’s face looked like!! It was agreed that the project should be photography-based. Discussion about what exactly the project would look like followed and it was decided to photograph the entire school population twice; once wearing masks and once without masks. Four TY students took on the job of organising the process of taking everyone’s photo and Creative Schools Week 2021 was chosen as a perfect time to do it. What was your personal experience of the project in terms of successes and challenges? Máire Hynes, Art Teacher The challenge of organising the photographing of a whole school, it’s staff and students, was considerable. Inevitably individuals were missed because of absence or simply because they were not available on the day. I discussed the process with the TY students who were doing the photography but then, once I felt they were organised, left them to it. I felt that they should take on the challenge and deal with any problems as they arose. The learning value of having to solve the problems as they arose was important, I thought. What was significant for you about the project that is worth sharing? Máire Hynes, Art Teacher The impact of the project was interesting as it wasn’t only about creating an art piece. It was clearly important to the school as a historical record, but the students and staff bought into it, almost all getting involved. It seemed clear that everyone acknowledged the significance of the Pandemic both as something that had to be lived with day by day and also as a (hopefully) once-in-a-lifetime occurrence. Being a whole-school project it included students, teachers, administration staff, boarding school staff, matrons, kitchen staff, cleaning staff and maintenance staff. This universal involvement had the effect of drawing everyone together and creating a sense of unity within the school. Nancy Ryan-Jones, Student As a student organising and carrying out this project, I found the experience of photography exciting and new, I had only done personal photography before this and had never been given a task that would be a permanent fixture in my school such as this. We set up our station in the school foyer and went through all the classes one by one and retracing to ensure no one was missing out. TY, which is usually a very sociable year in an average time, was completely the opposite for my year because of the impact of Covid. This project allowed me to reconnect and socialise with students in other years (under covid regulations) and made school feel a lot less stressful after months of being isolated from people who were not in your form. I also found the experience of this project very beneficial to me as I discovered a love for a new art form that I might include in my portfolio for art college once I leave school. Alannah McAllister, Student I found this project to be very beneficial, and I feel it will help me in the future. A lot of organisation had to go into making it all work and to get the whole school involved. We had lists upon lists of people and we had to get them from their classes in groups of four or five. We had to make sure that uniforms were correct and eyes weren’t closed in pictures. Stools had to be changed for different heights and each day we had to set up the camera in the same position as the day before. The organisation was challenging, but it was so nice to see everyone’s faces, which we hadn’t seen in a year! Workshops for primary & post-primary schools with Super Paua Hawk’s Well Theatre Dates: Monday 25 or Tuesday 26 April 2022 Hawk’s Well Theatre is bringing Super Paua to Sligo to deliver three different in-person workshops in local primary and secondary schools. Super Paua is an Irish artist-led collective whose workshop programmes encourage young people to question what they know and how they’ve come to know it, creating space for them to harness their creative ideas and to come together to connect in a new way. There are three workshops: ARTificial; Is Peace Possible? Zine Workshop; and Getting Lost- Ag Dul Ar Strae – Multilingual/Super Paua Stories Workshops. ARTificial This art and science workshop explores artificial intelligence, machine learning and fake news. Using practical, creative, and discussion based activities, Super Paua explore with the young people the impacts that technology and fake news have, and could have on our world and future. Is Peace Possible? Zine Workshop In 1957, Kathleen Lonsdale wrote her book Is Peace Possible? Kathleen was a pioneering chemist, crystallographer and activist who was extremely aware of the social and political impacts science can have. In this zine workshop, participants will develop your artistic and storytelling skills to create your own zines based on the question Lonsdale poses in the title of her book. What would peace look like to you? What do young people, scientists, artists and citizens need to engage with to make peace a possibility? Getting Lost- Ag Dul Ar Strae In this workshop, you will be playing with idioms and proverbs to create stories together, and to celebrate different languages (Irish, English and the other languages in your class!). Participants will use drama, images and conversation to create imaginative stories from unique poetic phrases in our native languages, chosen by the children. This workshop is based on Lara ar Strae from Scéalta Super Paua, a bilingual podcast for children. Dates: Monday 25 or Tuesday 26 April 2022 For more information, visit www.hawkswell.com/events/event/super-paua-school-workshops. To book, call the Hawk’s Well Theatre box office on 071 9161518 (Mon – Fri 10am – 2pm) or email boxoffice@hawkswell.ie. Job Opportunity: Kids’ Own Seeks Experienced Project Manager (Maternity Cover) Kids’ Own Publishing Partnership Deadline: 5pm Monday 1 November 2021 Kids’ Own Publishing Partnership seeks an experienced individual to lead on the delivery of their collaborative projects with children from late November 2021 to mid–June 2022. They are a national children’s arts organisation and publishing house, whose mission is to create opportunities for children to collaborate with artists, and to publish and promote the artwork and insights that emerge from these encounters. The Project Manager will have a base at the office of Kids’ Own Sligo town, but will work both remotely and on-site. Some travel may be required as part of this role. The Project Manager will report to the CEO, and will work closely with our small team to support the delivery of our strategic aims. The role is a full-time post, based on a fixed-term contract to cover maternity leave. Salary is pro-rata, based on an annual remuneration of €32,000. Deadline: 5pm Monday 1 November 2021 For a full description, see kidsown.ie/kids-own-seeks-experienced-project-manager-maternity-cover/ Call Out for young people in Sligo/Leitrim area with an interest in LGTBQI+ issues! Kids’ Own Publishing Partnership Calling young people in Sligo/Leitrim with an interest in LGBTQI+ issues… Do you want to be part of a new art and writing project that explores gender and sexuality? Do you want to stimulate dialogue and capture the imagination of your local community through the creation of strong messages and powerful imagery? Kids’ Own in partnership with SMILY – offers an exciting creative process in summer/autumn 2020 with a writer, artist and graphic designer that will support you to have a voice and influence on the issues that matter to you. Weekly workshops will take place in Sligo. This programme is FREE and open to young people aged 13–18. No previous art or writing experience is necessary. For further information and to sign up go to www.kidsown.ie. To find more information about SMILY, visit: facebook.com/SMILY.LGBT. Northwest Opportunity: Music Generation Development Officer Sligo (re-advertisement) Music Generation Deadline: 7th June 2019 Mayo, Sligo and Leitrim Education and Training Board (MSL ETB) is now inviting applications for the position of Music Generation Development Officer, Sligo. Post Reference Number:MGSO19 The Music Generation Development Officer will be appointed by MSL ETB and will be responsible for managing an extensive performance music education programme on behalf of Sligo Local Music Education Partnership. Five year, fixed-term contract (€46,771 – €57,157) Application forms, job descriptions and person specifications available online at – www.msletb.ie Applications on the official MSL ETB Application Form are only accepted by email to: employment@msletb.ie It is vital to insert the Reference Number of the Post in the subject line of your email. Closing date for receipt of completed application forms: Friday 7th June Late applications will not be accepted. Based on the volume of applications received short-listing may apply. Short-listing will take place on the basis of the information provided in the application form. Depending on the qualifications and experience of applicants, short-listing thresholds may be significantly higher than the minimum standards set out. MSL ETB is an equal opportunities employer. Opportunity: Music Generation Development Officers (6 Posts) Music Generation Deadline: 12 noon, Friday 28 September, 2018 Cavan & Monaghan ETB; Galway & Roscommon ETB; Kilkenny & Carlow ETB; and Mayo, Sligo & Leitrim ETB each invite applications for the position(s) of Music Generation Development Officer. A Music Generation Development Officer(s) will be appointed by each Statutory Agency and will be responsible for managing an extensive performance music education programme on behalf of the Music Education Partnership in each area. All areas have been selected for participation in Music Generation – Ireland’s National Music Education Programme, which is co-funded by U2, The Ireland Funds, the Department of Education and Skills and Local Music Education Partnerships. Three-year, fixed-term contract. Application forms, job descriptions and person specifications available online at the links below – - etbjobs.ie (Cavan/Monaghan post) - galwayroscommon.etb.ie (Galway City and Roscommon posts) - kilkennycarlow.etb.ie (Kilkenny post) - mayosligoleitrim.etb.ie (Mayo and Sligo posts) Please note that each post requires a separate application. Closing date for receipt of completed application forms: 12 noon, Friday 28 September, 2018 Cavan & Monaghan ETB; Galway & Roscommon ETB; Kilkenny & Carlow ETB; and Mayo, Sligo & Leitrim ETB are equal opportunities employers. For further information go to www.musicgeneration.ie/news/article/opportunities-music-generation-development-officer-6-posts/ Kids’ Own Publishing Partnership seek Project Manager Kids’ Own Publishing Partnership Deadline: Tuesday 5th December 2017 at 5pm Kids’ Own Publishing Partnership has an exciting opportunity for an experienced individual to lead on the delivery of a number of our flagship projects. These include the Virtually There project, which runs in 13 schools across Ireland and Northern Ireland, and the implementation of documentation and regional initiatives as part of our management of the Arts in Education Portal. Kids’ Own is a national children’s arts organisation and publishing house, whose mission is to “develop, publish and promote artwork and writing created by children for children and their communities, through meaningful engagement with professional artists.” The Project Manager will be based at the office of Kids’ Own in north County Sligo. The individual will be required to travel extensively as part of this role. This is a part-time post, based on a temporary five-month contract, but with a view to extension. Kids’ Own is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from all sectors of the community. For the full job description and application details go to kidsown.ie/job-opportunity-kids-project-manager/ The deadline for applications is Tuesday 5th December 2017 at 5pm. The Big Bang The Big Bang: Young Composer Mentoring Programme Belfast-born Brian Irvine was appointed Music Generation Sligo Composer-in-Residence in September 2012. Brian’s work has been commissioned and performed widely by the National Symphony Orchestra, the Moscow Chamber Players, the Roald Dahl Foundation, Sesame Street, Channel 4, RTE & BBC TV, the Welsh National Opera, Opera Theatre Company and Carlow County Council to name but a few. He has collaborated with a variety of artists from the late great Seamus Heaney to Snow Patrol. The Composer-in-Residence Programme was funded by the Per Cent for Art Scheme as a Public Art Commission. Brian’s brief was to create a new work to be performed by young people in Sligo and, significantly, to work with a number of young people from Sligo in a Young Composer Mentoring Programme. This aspect of the programme was requested by the commissioners, the Public Art Steering Committee of Sligo County Council Arts Service. Six young composers worked with Brian from their base at the Foroige Youth Café in Sligo town ‘The Crib’ from October 2012, with five bringing their work to completion to be performed by their peers on stage alongside Brian’s own compositions, giving us The Big Bang. The project was a significant & magnificent undertaking for all concerned. Music Generation Sligo is lucky to have the talent, commitment, energy and enthusiasm of our young composers, orchestra and choir and of course their leaders & teachers. Sligo has a wealth of musicians and volunteers who, together with Music Generation, are making music education happen for the young people of Sligo, the next generation of musicians, teachers and audiences. Introducing Music Generation Sligo Young Composers: Alice Purcell “My piece explores the trust in the space between people and how you should leave your mind wide open because YOU can achieve anything! This last year has been a magic carpet ride for me and I’d like to thank everyone who made the carpet ride happen.” Matthew Rooney “Music is a big part of my life. I love to play the guitar and sing. Music Generation has really opened my mind to new music. Brian Irvine has really helped me progress in my composition skills and I am very grateful to have had this experience. Who knows, maybe I will compose more music in the future, whether it be songs on the guitar or classical music.” Ferdia Durkin “Music has always been part of my life. It has shaped me into the person I am today. After years of studying and performing music, this piece, entitled SPACE, is my personal contribution to music. I have tried to express my idea of space through the notes and rhythm: an infinite void of peace, mystery, danger and wonder.” Now a fifth year student at Coola Post Primary School, Ferdia’s ambition is to study history and music at University. Niamh Feeney “I love music, and I spend most of my time either listening to it or playing it, but the Music Generation programme has opened up a whole new dimension for me. It has given me the opportunity and the confidence to create my own music – a fantastic life skill. I’m very grateful to have had the chance to work with and learn from Brian Irvine. It has been a wonderful experience that I will never forget.” Ciara Murphy “Music gives us an identity and my composition has allowed me to explore sounds, arrangements and lyrics to communicate my ideas. Working with Brian was an opportunity to develop my knowledge of music and explore its limitless potential.” Ciara is 13 years old. She attends The Royal Irish Academy Of Music for cello classes and studies singing and piano in Sligo. She is a member of Sligo Baroque Orchestra. Her love of music began very early and she may one day choose a musical career. A composition in seven movements: Overture ‘Where never lark nor even eagle flew’: Brian Irvine Realtin: Alice Purcell Infinity & Further: Matthew Rooney Space: Ferdia Durkin You could be an astronaut: Niamh Feeney Dreaming: Ciara Murphy Big Bang: Brian Irvine “Each of the five young composers have produced extraordinary pieces. It’s been a delight working with them.” Brian Irvine composer The Big Bang: The show This was a performance of the new music created by Composer Brian Irvine & the five young Sligo composers… Ferdia Durkin, Niamh Feeney, Ciara Murphy, Alice Purcell & Matthew Rooney. 120 children & young people in the Music Generation Sligo Youth Choir performed together with 80 young musicians from Sligo Academy of Music Sinfonietta Orchestra, under the musical co-ordination of Niamh Crowley. The piece was inspired by the mystery and wonder of space and our place within it. The performance took place at the Hawk’s Well Theatre Sligo on 10th November 2013 as part of Sligo International Choral Festival and was re-staged in the Hawk’s Well Theatre on 3rd October 2014 and in the National Concert Hall on 13th October 2014 as part of the Music Generation National Gala Concert. Performers included members of the Sligo Academy of Music Sinfonietta and Music Generation Sligo Choir, comprising: Grange Post Primary School Choir Choir director, Emma Purcell); Sligo Community Youth Choir (Choir directors, Emma Purcell & Eileen Curley); Ursuline College Choir (Choir Director, Edel Murray)
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Ceardlanna do bhunscoileanna & iar-bhunscoileanna le Super Paua Hawk’s Well Theatre Dátaí: Dé Luain an 25 nó Dé Máirt an 26 Aibreán 2022 Tá Hawk's Well Theatre ag tabhairt Super Paua go Sligeach chun trí cheardlann éagsúla i bpearsa a chur i láthair i mbunscoileanna agus in iar-bhunscoileanna áitiúla. Is comharghrúpa Éireannach faoi stiúir ealaíontóirí é Super Paua, a spreagann a chlár ceardlann daoine óga chun an méid atá ar eolas acu agus an chaoi ar tháinig siad ar an eolas seo a cheistiú, ag cruthú spáis dóibh leas a bhaint as a smaointe cruthaitheacha agus chun teacht le chéile chun nascadh ar bhealach nua. Tá trí cheardlann ann: ARTificial; Is Peace Possible? Ceardlann Irisín; agus Getting Lost- Ag Dul Ar Strae - Multilingual/Super Paua Stories Workshops. ARTificial Fiosraítear sa cheardlann ealaíne agus eolaíochta seo intleacht shaorga, meaisínfhoghlaim agus bréagnuacht. Ag úsáid gníomhaíochtaí praiticiúla, cruthaitheacha agus bunaithe ar phlé, fiosraíonn Super Paua in éineacht leis na daoine óga na tionchair atá ag an teicneolaíocht agus ag an mbréagnuacht, agus a d’fhéadfadh a bheith acu ar ár ndomhan agus ar ár dtodhchaí. Is Peace Possible? Ceardlann Irisín In 1957, scríobh Kathleen Lonsdale a leabhar Is Peace Possible? Ba cheimiceoir, criostalagrafaí agus gníomhaí ceannródaíoch í Kathleen, a bhí an-fheasach ar na tionchair shóisialta agus pholaitiúla is féidir a bheith ag an eolaíocht. Sa cheardlann irisín seo, forbróidh rannpháirtithe do scileanna ealaíne agus scéalaíochta chun d’irisíní féin a fhorbairt bunaithe ar an gceist a chuireann Lonsdale i dteideal a leabhair. Cén chuma a bheadh ar an tsíocháin duitse? Cad is gá do dhaoine óga, eolaithe, ealaíontóirí agus saoránaigh dul i ngleic leo chun gur féidir go mbeadh an tsíocháin ann? Getting Lost- Ag Dul Ar Strae Sa cheardlann seo, beidh tú ag súgradh le nathanna cainte agus seanfhocail chun scéalta a chruthú in éineacht lena chéile, agus chun teangacha éagsúla a cheiliúradh (Gaeilge, Béarla agus na teangacha eile i do rang!). Úsáidfidh rannpháirtithe drámaíocht, íomhánna agus comhrá chun scéalta samhlaíocha a chruthú ó fhrásaí fileata uathúla inár dteangacha dúchais, arna roghnú ag na leanaí. Tá an cheardlann seo bunaithe ar Lara ar Strae ó Scéalta Super Paua, podchraoladh dátheangach do leanaí. Dátaí: Dé Luain an 25 nó Dé Máirt an 26 Aibreán 2022 Chun tuilleadh eolais a fháil téigh chuig www.hawkswell.com/events/event/super-paua-school-workshops. Chun áirithint a dhéanamh, cuir glaoch ar oifig ticéad Hawk’s Well Theatre ar 071 9161518 (Luan – Aoine 10am – 2pm) nó cuir ríomhphost chuig boxoffice@hawkswell.ie