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Chairman's Chatter
The AGM and Conference was as popular as ever – however attendance was affected a little by the weather. This affected some presenters and delegates but after a slow start about 90 attended during the day. A very flexible approach to the planned programme was taken which saw most subjects dealt with. In the early evening, Stephanie Warboys and Stephanie Pattenden hosted the ART Awards ceremony which recognised excellent work and results, with cash prizes given to support future initiatives. The Sunday sessions on Simulators and New Technology (run by the CCCBR Education Committee) ... [contd]
The ART Conference went to Royston
In the presentations at the ART conference, the very strong message came through that the younger generation found that ringing could be FUN and something to share with their mates.They are the ones who are so computer savvy that they are going to find it easy to run these programmes to help them learn to ring. It is just up to us oldies to supply them with the hardware and software and they – the next generation – will do the rest! Shelagh Cox
ART Takes your Privacy Seriously
How ART is responding to the new GDPR regulations.
Module 2 - Moving on from rounds
Module 2F or 2C - which is the right one for you?
From the teachers
Teaching Rebecca to ring
Her teacher wasn't phased by Rebecca being blind and now she's well on the way to becoming a member of her band.
Group Teaching
Find out what has motivated the formation of three new ART Ringing Hubs and their plans for the future.
The Slapton Belles - revisited
The second installment of the Slapton Belles story - the team is starting to come together
Recruitment & retention
Ringing Remembers in Northern Ireland
Ringing Remembers is being used to attract and train up new recruits to seven towers with connections to the First World War.
» Ringing Remembers as a catalyst for renewal
Coping with an influx of new learners
The Fylde ringers have embraced ART and its approach to teaching which is safe, commands their confidence and enables them to contribute to the training of each others’ learners. They are doing things differently and getting results.
» Doing things differently
Adult Education Classes
A Northampton initiative originally conceived as a way of increasing awareness. It's a long day's work each term, but there's a waiting list for future classes, as well as generating funds and attracting seven new ringers.
Small is beautiful
How did one of the smallest primary schools in England manage to win the 2018 ART Sarah Beacham School Group Award?
Education & Technology
Education Matters
Written by education professionals. Making sure your learners look forward to coming back each week.
Table tennis anyone?
Remember the “Table Tennis Ladder”? The Chester DG have taken this concept and applied it to striking competitions.
Pip's Teaching Tips
Help
your ringers hear their bell and develop the good rhythmic ringing we
all want to hear.
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