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The Market House Summer Scheme began on the 11th of August and is set
to run for three weeks with plenty of activities for children in the
7 - 11 age group to enjoy.
During the first week, children worked with Down Community Arts making T-shirts, swords and hats all with the theme of 'Pirates'. |
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The second week saw visits by a group of artists who use the Market
House to run their weekly art classes.
(Further details on our What's On Page )
Children made drums with Marty Roland, clay models with Bernie McCann and enjoyed various kinds of dancing with Gillian Jones. |
Update September, 2003Thank you to all volunteers and arts facilitators who helped to deliver the First Arts and Crafts Summer Scheme. It was a great success and we look forward to seeing you all again. | |
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This three-week programme brought together children from all areas
of Ballynahinch to take part in a variety of arts activities.
The scheme was thoroughly enjoyed by all the children who attended and a party was held on the final Friday afternoon with everyone taking part in the games. |
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Before the party began, the Chairman of Ballynahinch Regeneration, Vincent Fullam, assisted by Lisa Doherty who ran the scheme, presented each child with a beautifully printed certificate. The inscription congratulated each of them on completing the First Market House Summer Scheme in August 2003, and was signed by the the Chairman |
| Volunteers who completed their child protection training through the Keeping Safe programme helped a variety of facilitators create magnificent pieces of art, from pirate hats to clay plates and drums, to dances from Grease. |