Leeds Art Gallery, The Headrow, Leeds LS1 3AA
How to nd us
By Car: Leeds Art Galley is located on The Headrow just o the city centre inner loop road.
By Bus: Leeds Art gallery is 15 minutes walk from the city centre bus station and is well serviced by all routes travelling to the city-centre.
For more information please telephone West Yorkshire Metro for travel information, 0113 245 7676 or visit www.westyorkshiremetro.com
By Train: Leeds Art Gallery is a ten minute walk from Leeds City Train Station.
Car park: Metered street parking is available nearby and a secure car park is located in The Light shopping complex, near to Leeds Art Gallery.
Disabled Access: The lift to the rst oor is located in the Central Library.
1 Forming and Sustaining ITT Partnerships in Museums, Galleries and Archives in a Time of Change
Photo by Dan Salter
Tuesday 22 March 2011 The Henry Moore Lecture Theatre, Leeds City Art Gallery
A free day event organised by Leeds Museums & Galleries and Leeds Trinity University College Forming and Sustaining ITT Partnerships in Museums, Galleries and Archives in a Time of Change A day conference organised by Leeds Museums and Galleries and Leeds Trinity University College will be held in the Henry Moore Lecture Theatre, Leeds City Art Gallery on Tuesday 22nd March. The event marks the end of the MLA funded project undertaken by these organisations.
Photo by Dan Salter
This event is of interest to HEI tutors engaged in training primary teachers and museum educators in the heritage eld. You will nd out more about how to form and sustain partnerships between museum education and HEIs through a series of case study presentations, talks, sharing ideas and networking opportunities.
We are delighted to announce Professor Mick Waters as our keynote speaker. Mick was previously Director of Curriculum at the QCA where he was instrumental in helping schools rethink their approach to curriculum design. He is passionate about the role of education in improving life chances for pupils. Mick enjoys asking adults to look at learning through the eyes of the child.
Lunch and refreshments are provided. All places are free but numbers are limited so please book in advance.
To nd out more details of our event please contact Bev Forrest at [email protected] Programme
10.00 -10.30 Registration and Refreshments
10.30 - 10.40 Introduction and Welcome
10.40 - 12.00 Case Study presentations from: Beverley Forrest, Leeds Trinity University College & Esther Amis-Hughes, Leeds City Museum Susan Edgar, University of Northumbria & Adam Goldwater, Tyne and Wear Museums Sue Temple, University of Cumbria & Jules Wooding, Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery Carlisle Maggie Jago, University of Glasgow & Anne Wallace, Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum, Glasgow
12. 00-12.15 Questions for the panel
12.15-12.45 Discussion group 1
12.45 -1.00 Take one Picture - Amanda Phillips, Leeds Art Gallery
1.00-1.45 Lunch
1.45-2.30 Keynote Speech – Professor Mick Waters
2.30-2.45 Break
2.45-3.30 Discussion Group 2 - Next steps
To book a place please contact [email protected] You will need to provide the following details: • Name, Job Title, Institution, Employer • Email Address • Telephone Number • Dietary Requirements • Access Requirements