Past Projects
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Read more: ROAR
ROAR
The ROAR Festival was founded in 2016 to celebrate the creative talent of disabled young people and to make noise about the need for better inclusion and access in the arts in Oxfordshire. Every year up to 500 children, young people and families have attended a wide range of workshops and performances from nationally renowned disabled…
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Read more: Ark-T Youth Council
Ark-T Youth Council
Ark-T’s Youth Council Meet once a month from 4 – 6pm at our Wellbeing Centre in Templars Square For young people involved in all of Ark-T’s projects aged 15-19. We will meet to discuss and plan events run by Ark-T’s Youth Council, and learn new skills in creativity, creative practice, leadership, teamwork, chairing and running meetings, marketing &…
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Read more: The Blueprint Project
The Blueprint Project
The Blueprint Project was conceived in late 2019 when a coalition of Oxford based voluntary sector organisations; Ark-T, SAFE! and Donnington Doorstep and the Youth Ambition team at Oxford City Council designed a preventative programme targeted at young men facing increased risk of drug exploitation. This project is the only provision in Oxford for young…
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Read more: Theatre Makers
Theatre Makers
What? Theatre Makers is a theatre group run at Greyfriars Secondary School. The group explores wellbeing through all aspects of theatre-making. The young person gain experience in producing, prop making, leadership, and acting. The group shares what they have produced at Ark T’s exhibitions or other opportunities within the school. . Who? A theatre group for…
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Read more: Printing the Elements
Printing the Elements
What? Ark-T’s Creativity Changes Lives project Printing the Elements is our newest group for young people to learn new practical creative skills, have fun and explore their wellbeing. . Who? 8 to 14 year olds When? Printing the Elements runs every Wednesday (during term times) from 3:30 to 5:30 Where? Sessions take place at Ark-T @ Templars…
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Read more: Theatre Makers
Theatre Makers
A member of our Theatre Makers, says “I live for these sessions. They are the highlight of my week. My sister has depression and I am bullied and this helps me forget my problems. I have an easier time making friends and no one is mean to me. When I’ve been having a rubbish day when…