A wealth of events in the forthcoming term.
For secondary students there is a series of free Cafe Culture events including:
"What can Science learn from Art?" at BALTIC's cafe, 19th Sept. 8pm.
"Contemporary Visual Art" at The Cluny, Lime Street, Ouseburn, 20th Sept. 7pm.
"Low Budget Film-making" Central Square, Forth Street, Newcastle, 21st Sept. 7.30pm.
For more Cafe Culture information telephone 0191 241 8614
The University Public Lecture Programme is especially relevant for
A-Level students and higher. This term's visiting lecturers include Philip Pullman, Prof. Lewis Wolpert, Prof. Andrew Lambert and Prof. John Merriman. For the full programme, open this link: www.ncl.ac.uk/press.office/lectures. For Primaries, the link above includes the John H Holmes Memorial Lecture, entitled Young Science - presentations on the real world by a team of young scientists from Newcastle University.
Music, too! Enjoy Mozart, Lizst, Strauss, Gershwin, Stockhausen, Persian folk, Indian classical, and jazz at the King's Hall, Armstrong Building,(opposite the RVI) on Thursdays. The concerts are free and schools are welcome. The full programme is at: www.ncl.ac.uk/sacs/about/music/events
Our thanks to all the staff at the relevant University offices for this advance information.
Events for schools at Newcastle University
A wealth of events in the forthcoming term.
For secondary students there is a series of free Cafe Culture events including:
"What can Science learn from Art?" at BALTIC's cafe, 19th Sept. 8pm.
"Contemporary Visual Art" at The Cluny, Lime Street, Ouseburn, 20th Sept. 7pm.
"Low Budget Film-making" Central Square, Forth Street, Newcastle, 21st Sept. 7.30pm.
For more Cafe Culture information telephone 0191 241 8614
The University Public Lecture Programme is especially relevant for
A-Level students and higher. This term's visiting lecturers include Philip Pullman, Prof. Lewis Wolpert, Prof. Andrew Lambert and Prof. John Merriman. For the full programme, open this link:
www.ncl.ac.uk/press.office/lectures. For Primaries, the link above includes the John H Holmes Memorial Lecture, entitled Young Science - presentations on the real world by a team of young scientists from Newcastle University.
Music, too! Enjoy Mozart, Lizst, Strauss, Gershwin, Stockhausen, Persian folk, Indian classical, and jazz at the King's Hall, Armstrong Building,(opposite the RVI) on Thursdays. The concerts are free and schools are welcome. The full programme is at: www.ncl.ac.uk/sacs/about/music/events
Our thanks to all the staff at the relevant University offices for this advance information.
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