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Give a Child a Camera | Update October 2019
Give a Child a Camera has been underway and going well in rural Uganda. Presenting children from the MARPs organisation with a small fund from photo sales from last years exhibition was truly a great moment. Children & their families … Continue reading
Tagged africa, child, eden, give a child a camera, giveachildacamera, katuna marps, marps, ngo, photo, photography, school, uganda, vso
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Give a Child a Camera – 2019
It is the terrific passion, personality and the eagerness to learn that keeps me going back to Uganda. The wonderful learning environment at Eden means children are developing into fine young adults and I’m proud to think that some of … Continue reading
Tagged africa, Aids, children, Eastafrica, giveachildacamera, HIV, kids, learning, photography, project, rwanda, school, teaching, uganda, vso
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Norfolk Schools Opera
Last month, Norfolk Schools Opera held the first opening performance at the Theatre Royal – where schools came together for a day of workshops and performances. – The project will eventually culminate in some outstanding performances in 2019 – Personally … Continue reading
Enjoy a coffee & immerse yourself in Africa in Norwich
The feedback for the latest installment of Give a Child a Camera continues to be extremely positive. I’m sure one or two of my students could have promising photographic careers, Thanks to those of you who were able to attend … Continue reading
Give a Child a Camera| Norwich Exhibition
Really pleased to announce Give a Child a Camera 2018 exhibition is open… I Finished installing the work last night at the wonderful Norwich Playhouse. The exhibition features the work of 7-15 year old students who were part of #Giveachildacamera 2018 and … Continue reading
Tagged africa, children, Eden school, exhibit, give a child a camera, norfolk, norwich, photography, photos, Playhouse, rwanda, school, uganda
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Norwich Exhibition | Give a Child a Camera
Lovely PR for my Africa photo project Give a Child a Camera & the forthcoming exhibition at Norwich Playhouse Huge thanks to the lovely team at TMS Media for providing PR support for the project #giveachildacamera #africa #uganda #norwich #exhibition #photography http://www.lowestoftjournal.co.uk/…/julian-claxton-uganda-a…
Give a Child a Camera | V3 2018 | Uganda
Give a Child a Camera | V3 2018 | Uganda I’m really pleased to announce that #Giveachildacamera returns for 2018, where I will be rolling the project out to a group of young vulnerable children on the border with Rwanda. Give a … Continue reading
Tagged africa, african, children, fun, give a child a camera, giveachildacamera, kabale, kids, learning, photo, photography, project, rwanda, school, uganda, voluntary, vso, workshop
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Norfolk Schools Project | Norwich
I feel privileged to be able to continue my long association with the team behind the Norfolk Schools Project at the Norwich Theatre Royal The Autumn project is well underway and last week I took a trip to Valley Primary … Continue reading
Talented Young Musicians in Cambridge
A recent commission saw me at St Bede’s school in Cambridge for orchestral rehearsals, featuring some of the top musicians of the area as they prepared for their much-anticipated performance. The young musicians came together at St Bede for Three … Continue reading
Tagged cambridge, cambs, children, INter school, musicians, orchestra, passion, performance, rehearsal, school, St Bedes, talented, young
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