January 2012 - January 2012 sees the launch of an exciting new
opportunity to train to become a teacher of movement and dance for health.
The brochure below (which can also be downloaded by
right-clicking here)
provides further information and full details of the course programme will
soon be available on the Leeds Trinity University College website.
If you are interested and would like to come along to a taster event we
will be holding on Saturday 5th November from 10am – 12pm then email
energy[at]lishi.org to book a place or request further info
September 2011 - On September 25th 2011, twelve young people
gathered at Yorkshire Dance for a two hour master class in Lishi Chinese
Wushu Dance. Taking what they learned, they each choreographed a
piece and performed in front of a professional film crew with the chance
of winning a share of the prize money. A combination of public votes and
the votes from a panel of experts will decide who wins.
The details are posted here.
01.07.08 - In April 2008 Dr. Ian Kenvyn (Trinity and All Saints University,
Leeds) brought together a focus group of young 'v' volunteers and teachers
from the Essential Energy project to gain feedback about their experiences
of volunteering. Overall, both the teachers and the volunteers who took
part in the focus groups reflected upon a very positive experience.
Click here to read the
report.
26.2.08 - The College of CPC is set to receive funding from BingoLotto
through its links with the Central Council for Physical Recreation.
17.08.07 Hot off the press! Chinese Physical Culture
featured in Dance Today! Magazine
25.03.07 Who participates in CPC and what impact
has it have on their lives? The Leeds Metropolitan University Carnegie
Faculty of Sport and Education has been keen to find out.
17.01.07 The College of CPC gains recognition for
the excellence of its adult provision by achieving a Grade 1
03.11.06 This Resurgence
article asks if the ancient philosophy of Daoism can help us develop
eco friendly ways to live
06.08.06 Hot off the press! Chinese Physical Culture featured in Dance Today! Magazine
01.05.06 Tai Chi and older people in the community:
A preliminary study
12.04.06 CPC Newletter
03.02.06 Chinese Physical Culture featured in TES
08.06.04 Project Evaluation Reports
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February
2012 - New brochure website for CCPC - lishi-unlimited.org
CCPC is launching a new website designed to be a brochure of all its
activities.partnerships and services. It is designed using the five
elements of Chinese origin:
- Water - Wellbeing services
- Wood - Collaborations
- Fire - Creativity
- Earth - Bespoke solutions
- Metal - Training (our teachers and other professionals)
The intention is to make the wide-ranging activities and applications
of Lishi and CCPC easier to explain.
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May 2011
CCPC receive confirmation of support from The Transition Fund
CCPC have received confirmation from the Big Fund that they will
receive substantial support from the Transition Fund. Big Fund is
delivering the Transition Fund on behalf of the Office for Civil Society
(OCS), Cabinet Office.
The funding is to help CCPC become a fully functioning Social Enterprise
with trading activities to continue to support the people that we already
work with.
The key activity strands are:
- management and leadership
- functional skills
- teaching children and adults
- organisational change
- lifestyle skills and changes
- Health related exercise
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Sept
2009 - Vote for Headingley to win £1000!
To support its launch BingoLotto are running a prize draw of a £1000
to be distributed to a member of CCPR. This means you can vote for
us or one of our groups to win the prize draw to support activities.
Headingley Lishi Arts - one of
members - have some very excited activities lined up which they
are currently raising funds for. We suggest you vote for them to
win.
To submit a vote please click
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Sept
2009 - BingoLotto launches!
BingoLotto is a new Sunday night experience on TV (Virgin:119; Sky:
121, Freeview: 20) that combines the play along fun of live bingo
games with a lottery draw, hosted by Ulrika Jonsson. You can buy
a BingoLotto Gamecard for �2 at Tesco stores.
BingoLotto is dedicated to supporting voluntary, community and sporting
organisations across the UK and helping to deliver much needed funding.
For every �2 Gamecard purchased, 20% will go directly to support
a wide range of UK good causes, with The Central Council of Physical
Recreation (CCPR) being one of the main beneficiaries.
The CCPC is a member of the CCPR which means that
any BingoLotto sales will help us to deliver more exciting
activities within the community. Click
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July
2009 - Visit by Feng Shui World Authority
CCPC is sponsoring the
visit to the UK of a world authority on the complex Daoist science
of Feng Shui. Feng Shui can bring success & prosperity
by increasing the flow of positive energy & minimising the flow
of harmful energy.� Zhao Yuanfu, an Abbot at the White
Cloud Temple in Beijing, will be giving 2 seminars during his visit.
This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity not to be missed. For details
on how to book click the blue button.
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Big
Dance 2008
Mem, Lesley and Anthony
from The College of CPC took part in a photo shoot at Trafalgar
Square featuring Joe Pasquale, Suzanne Shaw and Mr Bing the hosts
of the new BingoLotto show. The College of CPC is set to receive
funding from BingoLotto through its links with the Central Council
for Physical Recreation.
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Trafalgar
Square photo shoot
Mem, Lesley and Anthony
from The College of CPC took part in a photo shoot at Trafalgar
Square featuring Joe Pasquale, Suzanne Shaw and Mr Bing the hosts
of the new BingoLotto show. The College of CPC is set to receive
funding from BingoLotto through its links with the Central Council
for Physical Recreation. |
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The
Royal Albert Hall
The College of CPC is
a member of the Central Council of Physical Recreation. Please click
to see our performance at The Royal Albert Hall as part of the CCPRs
"On Show" Celebration of Movement and Dance. |
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The
Stepping Forward Project
This project had an impressive
impact on the lives of the 1300 people involved. CCPC staff worked,
on-site, with other agencies to create a flexible, client-centred
programme that developed practical skills and attitudes focussed
on lifelong learning. |
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The
Funky Chinese Moves Project
The project used an innovative
and challenging programme of holistic exercise. It developed the
learning potential, health, fitness and life skills of disadvantaged
young people and adults with learning difficulties. |
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The
People Plus Project
Engaged 10 employers in
North Yorkshire in a highly innovative & effective training
programme aimed at improving communication skills, personal awareness,
confidence, and reduce the effects of stress. |
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