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Uncovering Carlisle's Textile Revolution

A group of our children from across the school have been fortunate to be involved in this brilliant project. Alongside Prism Arts we have applied for and received funding to run this project for 18 months. 

The children will visit a number of locations looking at the history of weaving, the technology and the application of weaving. 

As part of the project the children are creating a blog alongside artist Jac Addison. Have a look by clicking on the link below. Enjoy!

https://prismartsdistington.blogspot.com

More information can be found on the Prism Arts website. Click on the link below.

 

http://www.prismarts.org.uk/uncovering-carlisles-textile-revolution 

Exhibition Opening at Whitehaven Library

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