Hello!
We
thought you may be interested in a recycled sculpture competition in
Worcestershire, if you know any groups who may be – please pass this on!
Over
the past two years Worcester Roots Foundation have been working with a group of
hardworking young people to completely transform the abandoned railway that ran
through The Fold at Bransford.
The
result is a picturesque nature trail created with mainly recycled goods that is
easy to access and gives explorers the chance to see a variety of indigenous
wildlife.
As
the trail prepares to open we are holding a competition for community groups
across Worcestershire to submit an outdoor sculpture, made of recycled goods
that could be displayed for the world to see. All you have to do is create your
sculpture, make sure it fits into our guidelines; then take a photo of it and
email it over to us at emma@worcesterrootsfoundation.org.uk, along with a description about why your group thinks
it’s great by 31st March 2016.
To
make things even easier, Worcester Roots Foundation offer recycled craft making
workshops for free (although your donations to the charity are always
appreciated) so that you can get ahead of the crowd and make sure that your
work is immortalised forever!
Our
shortlist will be announced in early April and everyone will be invited down to
our launch event on Saturday 30th April where the winners will be
crowned and their sculptures will be displayed on the trail.
Your
Sculpture Must Be…
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Portable
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Sturdy and as
weatherproof as possible
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Created using recycled
materials
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Fit into the themes of
‘Wildlife’ or ‘Railway’
This
competition is open to:
Community
groups or groups who work with young people (up to 25) in Worcestershire.
Groups
are welcome to submit as many entries as they wish.
All
decisions will be made by staff and core volunteers at Worcester Roots
Foundation and their decision will be final.
Heidi Murphy
Programme
Coordinator
Educate. Explore. Enrich.
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