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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
5-13 July 2008 - across England

We will provide yet more opportunities to see, take part in and contribute to the biggest national celebration of dance yet. Whether a dance fan, a recent convert or just curious, Big Dance 2008 should have something for you!

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.



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.

The Stepping Forward Project
The Stepping Forward Project used an innovative and challenging programme of holistic exercise. It developed the learning potential, health, fitness and life skills of young

The Funky Chinese Moves Project
The Funky Chinese Moves Project used an innovative and challenging programme of holistic exercise. It developed the learning potential, health, fitness and life skills of disadvantaged

The People Plus Project
The People Plus Project is using an innovative and challenging programme of holistic exercise. It is developing thelearning potential, health, fitness and life skills of people through a balanced mix of fun and training,
The College of Chinese Physical Culture has for the past five years offered an innovative and challenging programme of holistic exercise. It uses fun and motivational learning activities to promote lifelong learning in focused and practical areas of personal development, health and interpersonal skills. The programme can bring about immediate short-term benefits and substantial long-term positive change to the individual, the workplace, the family and the community.
The College of Chinese Physical Culture | 26 Roundhay Road, Leeds, LS7 1AB, UK | Tel: 0113 293 0630