︎ THE HUNDRED CLUB ︎ THE HUNDRED CLUB
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The Hundred Club is an experimental creative space that uses arts and play for children to explore social justice issues.
The Hundred Club is free and open to 5-12 year olds and their siblings, parents and carers.
View our upcoming sessions here
To register for your family’s place for our weekend & holiday sessions, please fill in this online form - or for more information please email Natasha - nb@taco.org.uk
The club meets monthly in and around Thamesmead, and for extended special ‘intensive’ workshops in the school holidays. A family club, we ask parents and carers to stay for the sessions and get involved!
We also run a weekly drop-off afterschool club at The Moorings Sociable Club in Thamesmead.
To join the waiting list for The Hundred Club Afterschool, please click here.
Members of the club contribute to our own kids-produced newspaper WAAAAH!, as well as taking part in other fun creative activities like designing and speaking to special guests. Once again, we’ll be asking the children what the important issues are for them.
Facilitated by artist Ruth Beale and other visiting artists, the club is for families with 5-12 year old children, and their siblings, parents and carers. Through collaboration and hands-on activities members of the club experiment and play through art and making, using these as an inspiration to imagine a more fair, just and equal society.
Ruth Beale is a London-based artist who works collectively and collaboratively, exploring the way culture, governance and social discourse create society. Her practice includes socially-engaged processes, as well as drawing, performance, film and installations. It includes the examination of institutions and grassroots organisations, from prisons to common land to schools. Libraries have been a particular interest, as litmus paper for attitudes to education and public services.
Recent projects include Library as Memorial, a book dedication project remembering Covid-19 victims with Brent 2020 Borough of Culture, The Free and the Unfree, a two-year commission with Mansions of the Future, Lincoln and incarcerated people at HMP Lincoln, and a Fungus Press public realm poster commission with Turf Projects, Croydon.
The Hundred Club is free and open to 5-12 year olds and their siblings, parents and carers.
View our upcoming sessions here
To register for your family’s place for our weekend & holiday sessions, please fill in this online form - or for more information please email Natasha - nb@taco.org.uk
The club meets monthly in and around Thamesmead, and for extended special ‘intensive’ workshops in the school holidays. A family club, we ask parents and carers to stay for the sessions and get involved!
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We also run a weekly drop-off afterschool club at The Moorings Sociable Club in Thamesmead.
To join the waiting list for The Hundred Club Afterschool, please click here.
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Members of the club contribute to our own kids-produced newspaper WAAAAH!, as well as taking part in other fun creative activities like designing and speaking to special guests. Once again, we’ll be asking the children what the important issues are for them.
Facilitated by artist Ruth Beale and other visiting artists, the club is for families with 5-12 year old children, and their siblings, parents and carers. Through collaboration and hands-on activities members of the club experiment and play through art and making, using these as an inspiration to imagine a more fair, just and equal society.
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Ruth Beale is a London-based artist who works collectively and collaboratively, exploring the way culture, governance and social discourse create society. Her practice includes socially-engaged processes, as well as drawing, performance, film and installations. It includes the examination of institutions and grassroots organisations, from prisons to common land to schools. Libraries have been a particular interest, as litmus paper for attitudes to education and public services.
Recent projects include Library as Memorial, a book dedication project remembering Covid-19 victims with Brent 2020 Borough of Culture, The Free and the Unfree, a two-year commission with Mansions of the Future, Lincoln and incarcerated people at HMP Lincoln, and a Fungus Press public realm poster commission with Turf Projects, Croydon.
