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Two school girls, one in a purple and the other in a white T shirt have submerged sheets of A4 paper into shallow trays of water and are washing them as the picture emerges in the light sensitive blue paper Blog posts

The Extra Time teams examine some old blue prints at Leiston Long Shop and then create their own.

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A school girl with long dark hair and wearing dark-rimmed glasses points to a life-sized figure of a WWI munitionette propped up against a white-washed brick wall Blog posts

The children return to the Long Shop Museum, to match the workers with the players and create their own Extra Time football game

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Four school girls and a member of staff, three seated with two standing behind, with arms in the air and looking joyful Blog posts

The Extra Time team at Leiston Primary School listen to a story about creating a football pitch, recorded in 1985, and examine newspapers going back to the beginning of the last century. Then they take a glorious walk past the allotments to visit Leiston Long Shop Museum.

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School children dressed in black leggings and blue tops hold their arms up in the air. Behind them is an adult in an orange top, with her mouth open and her tongue out. There's a row of large windows behind them and they appear to be in a hall of some sort Blog posts

The opening session at Leiston Primary school gave us the opportunity to meet the children and find out why they wanted to take part in Extra Time. It also gave the children a chance to meet us, in particular Hatty our theatre-maker, who soon had the children being football pitches and making factories.

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Fused glass making workshop News

“I loved this session, and I loved the way that everybody in the group threw themselves into it.”

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Suffolk Artlink Project Officer Gabrielle and a resident from Manor Farm Care Home reminisce about Suffolk Artlink’s football heritage. News

Suffolk Artlink’s funding news

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A school girl in a dark top, her hair swept away from her face, and holding a cardboard football figure in her hands on the table A Trawler Boy looks across the table towards another person Blog posts

Our final celebration session with the children from Kessingland Primary School and residents at Manor Farm Care Home, in which we gallop through the amount and variety of work they’ve created together, and the children receive gold medals for being so completely brilliant.

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