What's on at UEA

09/11/2023

Bring the whole family for two lectures with a festive feel!

UEA's annual Christmas lectures for children are returning this December, exploring the topics of wellbeing and ancient Egypt. The lectures are aimed at children aged 7-11, but are suitable for all.

Saturday 16 December, 10am - 12pm
UEA Lecture Theatre 1
Register here: https://gck.fm/fksdo

04/01/2023

We ended 2022 on a high note with our much-loved Christmas Lectures for Children event. We were delighted with the turnout and loved seeing the response to Dr Kelly Edmunds and Dr Hilary Emmett & Prof Thomas Ruys Smith’s brilliant lectures🎄

If you missed them, watch and share the recordings here:

A Child’s Christmas in 19th Century America (Dr Hilary Emmett and Prof Thomas Ruys Smith) - https://youtu.be/7iwASnwuQFg

An Advent Animal Adventure: Discovering Life on Earth (Dr Kelly Edmunds) - https://youtu.be/zneeB4lr-vY

A Child's Christmas in Nineteenth Century America (Dr Hilary Emmett and Prof Thomas Ruys Smith) Imagine that you'd never seen a Christmas tree. Imagine that ...

08/11/2022

UEA Christmas lectures for children 2022🎅

Bring the whole family for two lectures with a festive feel!

The lectures delivered by UEA academics will take the audience through time. Discover life on earth on an animal adventure before entering the world of Christmas in 19th Century America.

Christmas sweet treats, prints in the snow, parlor games and advent calendar doors are awaiting!🎄

An Advent Animal Adventure: Discovering life on earth
Dr Kelly Edmunds – School of Biological Sciences

A Child’s Christmas in 19th Century America
Dr Hilary Emmett and Prof Thomas Ruys Smith – School of Art, Media and American Studies

More info here: https://bit.ly/UEAChristmas22

04/02/2022

An experience of ‘family’ is common to us all, and yet is different for everyone. Join us for the next spring UEA Inaugural Lecture. Happening on campus or watch the live-stream on YouTube.

📍 Join us on campus: https://bit.ly/Cocker-Facebook
🎥 Watch live online: https://bit.ly/Cocker-YouTube
🎟 Free, no need to book

Next week, Prof Christine Cocker (Social of Social Work) is giving her Inaugural Lecture. It will explore her work with families in which belonging is contested or is as seen as different - perhaps because of the sexuality or gender of the parents and/or the non-biological link between children and parents who look after them.

By challenging these ideas and becoming more inclusive in our thinking about ‘belonging’, we can foster stronger relationships with each other and our communities.

🎟 Free, no need to book.
📆 Details here: https://bit.ly/Cocker-Facebook

02/02/2022

Aged 8-13? Looking for a creative way to spend your Saturday mornings? ✂️✏️🎨 Join National Centre for Writing’s creative writing club! Over nine sessions, you’ll create characters, build worlds, and write stories. Bursaries and travel help is available.

Visit the link for all the details:

Do you love writing? Aged 8-12? Time to Write: Saturday Series is a space where your story is important. You can bring along the project you’ve been working on for months or start a brand new piece every week – the choice is yours!