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Ÿþc Opyof a Pproved G Rundtvig LPA Pplications LIST OF APPROVED GRUNDTVIG LEARNING PARTNERSHIP APPLICATIONS (2007) 141 applications were submitted to the Grundtvig UK National Agency, for the following deadline: 30th March 2007. The following 86 were approved: Reference Organisation Organisation Address UK Project Title Partner Countries Grant No. Constituent Awarded Country EURO GR2/07/02R Lancaster & Morecambe College Morecambe Road, Lancaster, LA1 2TY England Literacy through legend Italy, Estonia, Turkey 17,500 Sands Lane, Everthorpe, Brough, East Spain, Finland, Germany, Italy, Poland, GR2/07/04R HMP Wolds, England VIP (Visiting in Prison) 17,500 Yorkshire, HU15 Denmark, Portugal Leicester City Council, Adult Skills & GR2/07/05R Wellington Street Leicester LE1 6HL England ARTSCETRA France, Portugal, Sweden Denmark, Turkey, 9,000 Learning Service Northern GR2/07/06R Belfast Metropolitan College Millfield Belfast BT1 1HS RTE - Routes Towards Europe Finland, Germany, Italy 17,500 Ireland Modern Languages Office College Square Northern GR2/07/07R Belfast Metropolitan College Tandem Plus Learning Spain, Germany France , Ireland 9,000 Belfast BT1 6DJ Ireland Learning, Youth and Skills County Hall GR2/07/08R North Yorkshire County Council England Tandem Plus Learning Germany, France, IRELAND 9,000 Northallerton, North Yorkshire DL7 8AE 300 Cathedral Street Charles Oakley Building GR2/07/09R Scottish Wider Access Programme Scotland GRAsp (Guidance, raising aspirations) Latvia, Finland, Turkey, Spain, Germany 17,500 Glasgow G1 2TA School of Lifelong Learning, University GR2/07/11R Dean Street Bangor Gwynedd LL57 1UT Wales Cross-Cooking and Learning Finland, Italy, Germany 9,000 Wales Bangor St Andrews Court, 1st Floor 1-4 River Front GR2/07/17 London Borough of Enfield England Developing Intercultural Competence in Education (DICE) Germany, Poland, Lithuania 10,000 Enfield EN1 3SY South End Bassingbourn Royston, Hertfordshire GR2/07/18R Bassingbourn Village College England PULSE Germany, Denmark, Finland, Estonia 5,000 SG8 5NJ GR2/07/20R Cardiff Council Atlantic Wharf Cardiff CF10 4UW Wales Tales from the past Spain Germany ,Italy , Belgium, Lithuania 9,000 k u . g Redcar & Cleveland Adult Learning r GR2/07/22 Corporation Road Redcar TS10 1HA England AVE - Apprendre Virtuellement en Europe France, Spain, Greece, UK 17,500 o Service . g i v t d n GR2/07/23R Witchford Village College Manor Road Witchford Cambs CB6 2JA England NEFOMA Germany, Austria 9,000 u r g . w w GR2/07/25R Blackpool and The Fylde College Ashfield Road Bispham FY2 OHB England Languages Through Culture Spain, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Sweden 9,000 w Reference Organisation Organisation Address UK Project Title Partner Countries Grant No. Constituent Awarded Country EURO The Southlands Centre Ormesby Road GR2/07/26 Middlesbrough Adult Education Service England AVE - Apprendre virtuellement en Europe France, Spain, Greece, UK 17,500 Middlesbrough TS3 0HB Belgium, Denmark, Poland, Germany, GR2/07/28R Ashton-under-Lyne Sixth Form College Darnton Road Ashton-under-Lyne OL6 9RL England Get the Message - SMS - Specific Marketing Strategies 9,000 Greece CILT, The National Centre for ELPNet - European Network for Implementing the GR2/07/32 111,Westminster Bridge Road London SE1 7HR England Austria, Germany, Czech Republic, Spain 17,500 Languages European Language Portfolio for Adult Learners 41 Lambourne Crescent Cardiff Business Park, Creating Conditions for the integration of people with GR2/07/33 Learning Disability Wales Wales Czech Republic, Belgium, Turkey 17,500 Llanishen Cardiff CF14 5GG disabilities Kingsway Campus Old Glamis Road Dundee EMMA - Exchange of Mentoring Methodologies and GR2/07/34 Dundee College Scotland Sweden, Ireland, France 17,500 DD3 8LE Approaches Kingsway Campus Old Glamis Road Dundee GR2/07/35 Dundee College Scotland ThEa - Theatre as an Educational Tool for Adults Sweden, Germany 17,500 DD2 8LE Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council, GR2/07/40R Berneslai Close Barnsley S70 2HS England EUROPE NET Poland, Sweden, Spain 17,500 Adult and Family Learning Service Adult Learning Service, Bristol City Stoke Lodge Centre Shirehampton Road, Stoke GR2/07/41 England Stages of Learning Finland, Germany ,Turkey 17,500 Council Bishop Bristol BS9 1BN 14 Yard 119, Highgate, Kendal Cumbria LA9 GR2/07/42R Cumbria CREDITS England European Community Champions (ECC) Portugal, Poland, Spain, Slovakia 17,500 4EN European & Community Funding Unit GR2/07/43R Lancaster & Morecambe College England Making Spaces for Change Spain, Austria, Germany 17,500 Morecambe Road Lancaster LA1 2TY Early Years - The organisation for young 6c Wildflower Way Apollo Road Belfast BT12 Northern Parent-Teacher Partnership for children's Transition to GR2/07/45R Poland, Greece, Slovakia, Czech Republic 9,000 children 6TA Ireland School Greenwich Park Centre Royal Hill London SE10 GR2/07/46R Greenwich Community College England MEMENTO Belgium, Spain, Estonia, UK 9,000 8PY GR2/07/48R Chameleon Academy 157 Victoria Road Southend On Sea SS1 2TD England Inspirational Engagement Netherlands, Denmark, Germany, Cyprus 10,000 European Museum Education and Young People: A GR2/07/49 Towner Art Gallery High Street Old Town Eastbourne BN20 8BB England Sweden, Italy, Portugal, Ireland 17,500 critical enquiry k u . g Loch Lomond and the Trossachs Young Adults Learning through cultural engagement in r GR2/07/50 The Old Station Alexandria G83 8BF Scotland Germany, Sweden 17,500 o National Park Europe - YALTCEE . g i v t d Institute of Education, University of e-tridem.net - Intercultural communication in virtual n GR2/07/51R 20 Bedford Way London WC1H OAL England Germany, Spain, Austria 9,000 u London environment r g . w w International Learning and Research North Street Oldham Common South Parents (and Grand parents) as Language Learning w GR2/07/53 England Romania, Spain, Netherlands 10,000 Centre Gloucestershire BS30 8TL Partners Reference Organisation Organisation Address UK Project Title Partner Countries Grant No. Constituent Awarded Country EURO Leicester City Council, Adult Skills & RAOUL: Raising awareness of the use of languages in GR2/07/54R Wellington Street Leicester LE1 6HL England Germany, Hungary, Italy, France 9,000 Learning Service work Dundonald Entreprises Park Carrowreagh Road Northern Rural Opportunities for Organisations in Agri Turstical GR2/07/60 Castlereagh Enterprises Ltd Romania, Italy 17,500 Dundonald BT16 1QT Ireland Systems - ROOTS Isle of Wight Council: Adult and The Guildhall High Street Newport, Isle of Wight Local models of education provision promoting effective GR2/07/62R England France, Ireland, Portugal, Romania 9,000 Community Learning Service PO30 1TY community development (LOMOCODEV) College Road Ashington Northumberland NE63 GR2/07/63R Northumberland College England SEED France, Finland, Norway 17,500 9RG Staffordshire County Council, Adult & Children and Lifelong Learning Directorate GR2/07/64 England Crossing the Bridge Poland, Germany, Greece, Spain 17,500 Community Learning Service Tipping Street Stafford ST16 2DH College Road Ashington Northumberland NE63 Estonia , Hungary, Lithuania, Belgium, GR2/07/66R Northumberland College England The Nature of Learning - Taking Learning Outdoors 9,000 9RG Germany, Turkey The Patrick Allan-Fraser of Hospitalfield GR2/07/70R Hospitalfield House Arbroath DD11 2NH Scotland Spoken Spaces Germany, Hungary 17,500 Trust Manchester Sudanese Tree Unit 18, Cariocca Business Centre 2 Hellidon GR2/07/73R England Keri Project Germany, Greece, Finland, Lithuania, Austria 9,000 Development Community (MSTDC) Close Manchester M12 4AH France, Poland, Czech Republic, Belgium, GR2/07/75 Peabody Trust 45 Westminster Bridge Road London SE1 7JB England Empowerment Crossing Borders 17,500 Portugal, FotoMemoria - European Combined audio-visual archive GR2/07/76 Compton Verney Compton Verney Warwickshire CV35 9HZ England Hungary, Italy 17,500 for private remembering and collective memory The Open University, Department of Floor 1, Stuart Hall Building Walton Hall Milton GR2/07/78R England L.I.T.E.R.A.L.I.A. Germany, Italy, Poland 9,000 Languages Keynes MK7 6AA Kelsterton Road Connah's Quay Flintshire CH5 Czech Republic, Iceland, Lithuania, GR2/07/81 Deeside College Wales CYRIL - Culture in Your Region in Informal Learning 17,500 4BR Romania, Spain Yorkshire and Humber Development The Pebbles 6 Langwith Valley Road An Intercultural Approach to Learning Foreign and Germany, Czech Republic, Estonia, Spain, GR2/07/83R England 9,000 Consortium Ltd Collingham, Wetherby LS22 5DH Second Languages in Europe Turkey, Austria Harvey's Barn Park End, Swaffham Bulbeck GR2/07/84 Red2Green England Be All You Can Be! Italy, France 17,500 Cambridgeshire CB5 0NA k u . g Bristol Frenchay Campus Coldharbour Lane Engaging in intercultural dialogues as a basis for r GR2/07/88 University of the West of England England Hungary, Romania 17,500 o Bristol BS16 1QY developing programmes in HE . g i v t d n GR2/07/97 Amber Valley CVS Market Place Ripley DE5 3HA England Futeurope Study Circle Netherlands, Hungary 17,500 u r g . w w DIA-LOGOS Language Learning as a Key to Participation w GR2/07/98 Lancashire College Southport Road Chorley Lancashire PR7 1NB England Germany, Austria 17,500 and Integration Reference Organisation Organisation Address UK Project Title Partner Countries Grant No. Constituent Awarded Country EURO Adult Learning Service, Bristol City Stoke Lodge Centre Shirehampton Road, Stoke GR2/07/99R England Get the Message - SMS - Specific Marketing Strategies Germany , Greece , Poland, UK 9,000 Council
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