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Thursday eve |
Introductory session, to include:
Welcome and housekeeping announcements
Each tutor to introduce themselves with a flavour of their approach
for about 10 mins.
Opportunity for general reactions from participants
Video or general social time
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Friday morn
9.15-10.45 |
The scientific creation story (Chris Clarke)
talk, questions, slides |
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11.15-12.45 |
Ecopsychology: what does this mean for us as human beings in the late
20th century? (Jean Hardy) |
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Friday pm
14.45-16.00 |
Home groups formed; introduction; what the themes mean to them … |
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16.30 - 17.30 |
Feedback from groups, followed by discussion with tutors in plenary -
pulling together ideas so far |
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Friday eve |
Free with 1 hours slot for right-brain activity - visual presentation,
music etc |
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Saturday am
9.15-10.45 |
Discussion/presentation on Christianity - all three tutors -. |
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11.15-12.45 |
Destruction and creation in Hinduism (Ravi Ravindra) |
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Saturday pm
14.45-16.00 |
Home groups: meaning of destruction and creation in life |
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16.30 - 17.30 |
Discussion with tutors in plenary - pulling together ideas so far |
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Sat eve |
Dinner to feature Indian food.
Self-constructed entertainment in evening |
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Sun am |
Srtuctured context for personal work - eg sharing imagery in pairs,
with drawing and/or movement activity in small groups.
Home groups discuss what they want of a closing ritual, then all come
together, devise ritual and do it. |
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Lunch and depart |