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Impressions

The Britten Court Angels chat about sporting achievements as they enjoy doing some clay work and the Extra Time children from Roman Hill finish off their worksheets and share their impressions of Suffolk Archives.

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Old boots and brick works

The residents at Britten Court explore some sporting memorabilia including Spot the Ball and old boots, whilst the children visit Suffolk Archives to research some of the Archive All-Stars characters and find out just what goes on in an archive.

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Suffolk Artlink’s Brave Artists and Staff Gain Inspiration at Asylum Studios

“Awesome, new experience…Razzle, Dazzle and Vibrant.”

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Quizzes, dances, and day dreams

It’s half term, and Jen leads the Extra Time session at Britten Court, in which the team completes quizzes, enjoys some elemental earth dancing and goes on a guided meditation of a post-match football stadium.

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Brave Artists get into Costume

Brave Art was joined by Emma Mordue from the Kentwell Players who taught us all about life in Tudor Times.

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Suffolk Artlink on Tour

The Friends Around the Table Craft Group in Stowmarket created their own flock of paper birds with artist Jac Campbell, using recycled or natural materials.

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Digital Photographic Magic with Curious Minds

Participants of our Curious Minds photography course were inspired by artefacts curated by Katherine Bridges from Suffolk Food Museum and learnt aspects of digital photography with professional artist Gillian Allard.

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Dream Team and Roman Hill Angel verses

The Extra Time group from Roman Hill Primary school visit residents at Britten Court and together they make footballing poetry along with goalie poet, Dean Parkin.

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