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  • LEARNING TO FLY NOVEMBER
The project has allowed us to do the following:


Employ professional artists to run a series of experiential, site -specific arts and sound installation workshops for young people based on the First World War and the war narratives of the 57 men who lost their lives in Battle.  World War One art based resources will be used to inform that experience.
Run a three day Exhibition, and develop a new world war one website for Selsey 

 
The impact of the young people’s experiences on that stimulus will feature as visual, text based and auditory material on the website.Check it out on:
www.selsey57.org.uk 

Students from the Academy Selsey enjoying their sessions on World War 1 
The exhibition was also a great success with over 200 people attending.

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