New Hope Carnival of Art Friday 21 August 1-5pm

An invitation from young artists to everyone in our community to enjoy arts and food in New Hope Park, Highgate on Friday 21 August.

Come and celebrate the art we have made – and share your own in our shared green space.  Young people have been meeting for SEND-inclusive arts sessions at Friction Arts since the start of the School Holidays to make art in different media.  New Hope Carnival of Art at New Hope Park is our chance to show you what we’ve made. 

Get Active with Us

It’s your chance to see community life in a new light; to be active in the park; and – if you are a young person who gets Free School Meals aged 5-16 (or 18 if you are SEND), have free healthy food and snacks with us.

Free Healthy Food

This is a free event with food. Please let us know you’re coming by filling in the form below.  And make your way on the day to New Hope Community Park off Eyton Croft B12 0YT around 1pm.  If you’re visiting from further afield, buses 8, 35, 47, 50, 4, 6 and X2 all stop not far away.  If the weather’s nice it’s a 25 minute walk from Moor St or New St stations.  Or you can find parking in the neighbourhood. New Hope Park is a 7 minute walk from Birmingham Central Mosque in Highgate, close by Calthorpe Academy, Stanhope Community Hub and St Albans Church on Conybere Street.

You can register young people who get Free School Meals or who have SEND support at school here for free healthy food on Friday 21 August:
Your name
we need this so we can email a note of your booking to you
we need this so we can text you any changes to the event etc.
we need this to show how many people from Birmingham took part and how many came from further away

Young Person Details

You can add up to 5 young people for this event. To add another set of details, click on the add button towards the end of the form.
Name
date of birth
Or write 'not in school' or 'home educated' etc
Usually a young person is entitled to Free School Meals if their family gets Universal Credit
This is a number that should be given to children by their school. Please write it in if you know it
We would like to know this so we can tell how well we involve a cross-section of young people.
We would like to know this so we can tell how well we involve a cross-section of young people.
Please write in their ethnicity if none of the answers above matches them
Do they have a condition that limits their ability to carry out normal day-to-day activities a lot and for the long-term?
Do they have special educational needs (SEN) support at school or attend a special school?
Fit for All Club is a club for SEND young people aged 5-18 years which creates inclusive leisure opportunities and clubs and provides some family respite and support.
Consent
I am an adult with agreed parental responsibility for the young people named above and I give my consent for our personal data to be stored and used by Childrens Quarter in order to organise this and other events effectively and account for them to funders including Bring it On Brum (run by Street Games) which is the Holiday Activities and Food programme for Birmingham. I give my consent to be contacted about this event and future similar opportunities. I understand that I can withdraw my consent at any time; that I will be given a copy of the data held by Children's Quarter about me and any young people for whom I am responsible; and that this data will be stored securely and processed and used reasonably and responsibly.