In September 2010, TWC recieved funds to develop a community project in Somers Town, Camden. Working in conjuction with South Camden Community School, the My Space, My Place Project was born. Children from Edith Neville Primary School and Netley Primary School have ...Read More
Ever fancied trying a new sport for free? Hounslow’s Sports Clubs will be running free taster sessions for young people aged between 9-13. Sports on offer may include volleyball, athletics and judo and all abilities will be catered for. The event takes ...Read More
Today we received the excellent news that the Charity Commission deems the work of TWC as a high enough quality to become a charity. We would like to thank our Trustees (Ben Rawlings, Adam Hoyle, Jo Shaw, Catherine Hays and Jessica ...Read More
The HOTS Project is coming to Learning Without Frontiers. On Sunday 9th January, Jo and Sarah will be presenting the HOTs project to educationalists from across the country. We hope to see you there ! http://www.learningwithoutfrontiers.com/lwf-london-2011/ Read More
If you want to find out what is going on with the HOTS project follow our twitter feed. A few really exciting things in the pipeline include a meeting with London 2012 supremo Lord Coe and a presenting the HOTS ...Read More
The HOTS (Hold On To Sport) is our London 2012 project for the London Borough of Hounslow. This You Tube link to Jo Armitage's presentation at the Games Based Learning Conference in July 2010 explains where the ideas for the project ...Read More
With lots of really exciting projects taking place in 2010- 2011 here is a (very) quick summary ... HOTS - Hold On To Sport enters its first year following a very successful pilot in 2009-2010. Over 500 children have engaged in ...Read More
For the next seven days the Watermans arts centre in Brentford will be the host to the HOTs Art Exhibition. The exhibition celebrates some of the best work created by the young people who took part in the project. If you ...Read More
RFL is an exciting new project for children at schools across the London Borough of Camden. The project was set up to educate young people and the wider community about the new recycling services being rolled out across the borough ...Read More
The Horn of Africa Community Group in Shepherds Bush is an amazing space for young people in W12. The young people from the centre developed ideas, wrote and produced a performance piece called Changing Faces which was presented at the ...Read More