THE GREAT IMAGINING STAFFORDSHIRE is a creative environmental programme for schools and communities to be delivered in three districts in STAFFORDSHIRE. It is a LOCAL AUTHORITY partnership project part-funded by Cannock Chase, Stafford and Lichfield District Councils. We work with young people and their communities to inspire curiosity, learning, imagination and action towards a GREENER, FAIRER, WISER future.

Find out more by joining this briefing session on the 6th of March

We are inviting all the schools in Lichfield, Cannock Chase and Stafford to sign up to THE GREAT IMAGINING STAFFORDSHIRE which will run from April to August 2025 . This is phase one of an exciting ongoing programme for everyone in Staffordshire and beyond. We will be producing Thinking Kits (inspirational online and printed resources) as well as online teachers CPD, school assemblies and classroom workshops, appropriate to both primary and secondary levels. The workshops will be designed to support creative pathways for students to respond to the content of the programme. We are also going to be facilitating sharing platforms and events where students can share their ideas, projects and achievements with the wider community. Where funding or partnerships allow we will be offering in person workshops.

We are keen to work with as many community groups as possible on the design and the delivery of this programme. We would love to partner with you and/or your organisation in making this a success.

INTENDED IMPACT OF PROGRAMME

THE GREAT IMAGINING STAFFORDSHIRE is on a mission to lower carbon emissions by a minimum of 10% within a 12 month period. At the same time as increasing biodiversity, health and wellbeing, community engagement and creativity across the districts also by a minimum of 10% within a 12 month period.

We would love to tell you more about how we intend to make this happen as well as partner with YOU AND/OR YOUR ORGANISATION in making this a success.

Find out more about the programme here

THE GREAT IMAGINING STAFFORDSHIRE - PARTNERSHIPS BRIEFING - 27TH MARCH