Event Itinerary

2:15pm

Welcome by Dr Peter Rookes

2:25pm

Baha'i Base

Materials Required:

Art activity based on the quote 'So powerful is the light of Unity, that it can illuminate the whole earth. The materials needed will be paper, coloring pens/pencils, scissors and glue.

2:40pm

Hindu Base

Materials Required:

Any colours (felt tips/colour pencils/crayons/water colours- (blue/white, yellow, Orange.) & water colour paper..). Participants are free to use any of the above for the activity.

2:55pm

Muslim Base

Designing a Moon

Materials Required:

2 sheets of A4 paper, Coloured pens/ decorations for moons, Scissors (may need adult help - to cut the moons out), String (not essential), Pencil (to poke a hole through the moons)

Instruction:

They will need to draw moons on half of an A4 sheet of paper and end up with 3-4 moons. They will need to poke a hole through the top of each moon. Then, they can then decorate each one and once finished use the moons to make bunting (i.e. all held together with the string).

3:10pm

Christian Base

Making a stained glass window.

They will take the Sheet of paper and cut an egg shape or a cross from the centre and then glue pieces of tissue paper or coloured paper over the centre to give a stained window effect

Materials Required:

A sheet of thin card/ back or cereal box (paper can be used if you don't have this)

Selection of tissue paper/coloured paper, Glue & Scissor.

3:25pm

10 Mins Break

Materials Required:

Legs - to stretch out & have a walk

Snacks & something to drink.

3:35pm

Sikh Base

Resilience, writing about something positive and Finger meditation

Materials Required:

A4 piece of paper and colour pencils/feltips or crayons

3:50pm

Jewish Base

Ten Commandments, and encourage the participant to devise their own “Top Ten” for a better world. And then we’ll be making a 3D model of Mount Sinai.

Materials Required:

2 x A4 sheet of white card or paper; scissors; glue; coloured pens/pencils/crayons

4:05pm

Footsteps

Importance of Bees

4:20pm

Closing Statement

Closing Statement re submissions, certificates and prizes by Dr Peter Rookes