SEWELL PARK GOES TO ST CLEMENTS PARK

Year 10 Applied Arts Students from Sewell Park College are getting involved with City Council plans to transform St Clements Park in Norwich into an Eco Park. The Students have been challenged to come up with ideas to "Make the entrance to the park more exciting and inviting".

The students have spent time working alongside Tricia from Fruitful Arts & Installation artist Kate Hodges at the park experimenting with rapid, temporary installations to explore the possibilities. Students have been encouraged to be as imaginative and adventurous as possible whllst bearing in mind the eco theme and visitors enjoyment of the new park. The group are currently translating their wonderful ideas into sculptural maquettes that will be presented to Norwich City Council for their consideration.

This project is coordinated by Fruitful Arts as part of the Sure Futures programme. Find out more about Sure Futures at www.surefutures.co.uk

or e mail cathie@norcaarts.co.uk

Sure Futures is funded by the East of England Developmen Agency (EEDA) Investing in Communities (IiC) programme.