By ART Administrator on 28-Sep-2017 - Module 2 Courses are all about enhancing our skills for teaching early method ringing. The course itself is the first step in teacher development which can lead towards accreditation with ART for teaching change ringing if desired. Although many delegates who attend M2C have already attended M1 courses in teaching bell handling, this is not […] Read more
By ART Administrator on 27-Sep-2017 - This popular course from the ART Training Scheme will be tutored by Paul Lewis at St Peter’s Kineton on the 6th January, 2018. Starting at 10am, the course will include both theory and practical aspects of teaching foundation skills for ringers who are progressing from bell handling and rounds up to and including plain hunt. […] Read more
By Hilda Ridley on 26-Jan-2017 - I thoroughly enjoyed this day which was well presented with a mix of practical activities and information. There was also time to share experiences, anecdotes and discuss what we had come to learn: teaching bell-handling. Evidence-based research about learning practical skills gave everyone insight into how this is used when teaching a complex skill such […] Read more
By ART Administrator on 02-Nov-2016 - Tutored by Paul Lewis, this Module 2 Foundations course is the newest day course in the ART Training scheme. It is already proving to be full of helpful tips for teachers who are working with ringers progressing from rounds to plain hunt. It is not necessary to have attended an ART Training course before. By […] Read more
By Cate Stokes on 08-Feb-2016 - I started ringing by accident back in September 2015 after a friend of a friend and previous learner at St Peter’s in Kineton (The Edgehill Ringing Center) heard that I was living in the Kineton area. She absolutely insisted that I must go and meet Graham Nabb at the Edgehill Ringing Centre and experience the […] Read more
By Graham Nabb on 07-Feb-2016 - The tower at Kineton – the home of the Edgehill Ringing Centre – has been standing for over 800 years – before the remainder of the church was rebuilt in 1315. In Victorian times however, it was much restored and ‘prettified’ with the addition of an ornate parapet and pinnacles, all made of Hornton stone […] Read more