Black History Month 2015- Mobile Museum
A Brief Encounter Into Africa, African American, Caribbean & British Achievement
The Achieve 2 Receive CIC Schools Programme
Presents…
A Mobile Museum with Ancient Artefacts and pictorial displays of Africa, Caribbean, African American & British contributions to Culture and Civilisation
The exhibition begins in early Egypt and stretches through to modern day. Artefacts have been used as material for television documentaries
The exhibition is also supported by a small reference library
The exhibition visit’s schools across the country
Pupils from schools will be the guides for the Exhibition
In memory of Sir Ralph Straker
Exhibition Fundraiser For Caribbean Trip
“We raised £786 on Saturday 27 June 15, A big thank you to all who attended and contributed to this event and to those who continue to support
Achieve 2 Receive CIC.”
Student exhibition to raise money for Caribbean trip
10:56 03 July 2015
Achieve 2 Receive CIC founder Ricardo Robertson with the students.
Community interest company, Achieve 2 Receive, has hosted an exhibition to raise money for an educational trip to the Caribbean for Redbridge students. Click here to read more.
A2R Exhibition Fundraiser! 27 June 2015
A2R Saturday School meets the Ilford Recorder!
Gants Hill teacher believes a trip to Barbados will inspire Redbridge’s students
09:16 23 April 2015
Click hear to read more..
Saturday School!
Headteachers Testimonials! 2014
“Truly an outstanding and unique programme,
an invaluable service in making an impact to both students and parents within and outside of school hours”
Headteacher London Borough of Redbridge
“Achieve 2 Receive was instrumental in helping us to raise achievements
at key stage 4 helping us to produce some of the best GCSE results
in the school’s history, with one of the most challenging
cohorts of recent times”
Headteacher London Borough of Barnet
Go Karting Trip!
4th June
Students described their first time experience to be;” amazing and an adrenaline rush for all !!!”. They would also like to return for Graduation Reward.
Trip to British Museum
12th April
Pupils review:
The participants felt the trip to be; highly educational, lots of excitement. High level of discussion that triggered quality interactions within the group on the day.
The pupils actively involved themselves and showed enthusiasm/motivation.
Overall summary of the day from the students – “a place where they felt a profound sense of belonging while studying Ancient Egypt“.
Naturally preserved man 3400 BC.