Category: Stourbridge College

National Youth Theatre Newsletter: May 2010

This is the National Youth Theatre’s  Brierley Hill Newsletter for May 2010. If you are interested in ‘Whats happening in Brierley Hill this month’ then please click the link below.
 
 
If you would like to be involved in the National Youth Theatre this month, come along to one of our OPEN ACCESS FREE DRAMA WORKSHOPS, every Saturday from 10am-1pm, and learn some new skills and meet some new people. For more information: GET IN TOUCH!
 
 
  
Also NYT are partners with an online resource called IdeasTap which is great for new opportunities and being creative. Visit www.ideastap.com to sign up for FREE.
 
Warm Wishes
 
Kane Husbands
Creative Learning Administrator
Brierley Hill
 

National Youth Theatre Newsletter: April 2010

 

This is the National Youth Theatre’s  Brierley Hill Newsletter for April 2010. If you are interested in ‘Whats happening in Brierley Hill this month’ then please click the link below.
 

 
If you would like to be involved in the National Youth Theatre this month, come along to one of our OPEN ACCESS FREE DRAMA WORKSHOPS, every Saturday from 10am-1pm, and learn some new skills and meet some new people. For more information: GET IN TOUCH!
 
  
 
Also NYT are partners with an online resource called IdeasTap which is great for new opportunities and being creative. Visit www.ideastap.com to sign up for FREE.
 
Warm Wishes
 
Kane Husbands
Creative Learning Administrator
Brierley Hill
 

 

Applause for Stourbridge College Brierley Hill Campus

  Members of Brierley Hill Town Centre Partnership burst into applause at the conclusion of a presentation by Elaine Giles, Vice Principal of Stourbridge College, on the latest proposal to build a campus in the centre of Brierley Hill.

 The scheme had appeared to have hit the rocks last year fiasco a national funding fiasco from the Learning and Skills Council.

 However, dogged determination by the Stourbridge College team has meant that a proposal to build phase one of the scheme has been resurrected.

 Chairman of Brierley Hill Town Centre Traders and vice chairman of the Partnership Shane Birch-Bastock commented:

 “This scheme is hugely important for the economic future of Brierley Hill.

 “It will bring a thousand students to the town centre every day – that has to be good for local traders.

 “The new educational facilities will also help to regenerate the area by driving up achievement amongst younger people and the partnership were very impressed with the quality of the design”.

 The Partnership unanimously agreed to write a letter of support to the Dudley planners when the detailed plan for the facility is submitted in March.

 Stourbridge College, which is also investing in its Hagley Road, Stourbridge, site, aims to have the centre ready for use by September 2011.

National Youth Theatre reaffirms commitment to Brierley Hill

The National Youth Theatre has confirmed that it will continue to work in Brierley Hill, its first regional centre, following pilot projects over the last three years.

 Speaking at a meeting of Brierley Hill Town Centre Partnership Alexa Cruickshank, general manager of the National Youth Theatre said:

 “Brierley Hill was the first regional centre for the National Youth Theatre. We have been delighted by the progress to date and will be working to make an even bigger impact in the area in the future”. Continue reading National Youth Theatre reaffirms commitment to Brierley Hill

200 full time jobs; 150 construction jobs; 94 training successes – Merry Hill’s new food court opens

Express and Star coverage of the opening of Eat Central at Merry Hill which brings 200 full time jobs to Brierley Hill with a hospitality academy linking local jobs to local people: