The
EWE Centre is a training facility for the North East,
based within Esh Winning Primary School approximately
5 miles west of Durham City.Designed
and developed with global ecological and sustainable
principles at its heart. The EWE Centre specialises
in the delivery of training for education for sustainable
development, global education and outdoor learning.
The
Centre is a partnership between Durham
County Council, Groundwork
North East, Groundwork
East and West
Durham and Esh
Winning Primary School.
Click on the image
above to view presentations from the seminar that took
place in Durham on 25th January 2008.
The
Presentation delivered by Rich Hurst at the Durham SGSS
Governors Conference at County Hall on 4th June can
be downloaded from here.
Contact
Us
The
EWE Centre, Esh
Winning Primary School
Esh
Winning, Durham,
DH7
9BE
Telephone
and Fax:0191
373 9799
E-Mail:
ewe.centre@durhamlea.org.uk
How to Find
Us
Click
here to get a map and directions for The EWE Centre
Staff:
Mike
Tones, Inspector for ESD mike.tones@durhamlea.org.uk
Nikki
Lamb, Admin Officer n.lamb100@durhamlea.org.uk
Rich
Hurst, EWE Centre & Education Partnership Coordinator
r.hurst100@durhamlea.org.uk
David
Etheridge, Head of Outdoor Learning d.etheridge100@durhamlea.org.uk
Joanne
Appleby, School Grounds Coordinator j.appleby101@durhamlea.org.uk
(formerly
Joanne Stukins), currently on maternity leave.
Philip
Wilkinson, School Grounds Designer, p.wilkinson101@durhamlea.org.uk
Sara
Caines, School Grounds/WasteWise Project s.caines100@durhamlea.org.uk
(formerly Sara Nixon)
Averil
Newsam, One World Network Co-ordinator a.newsam100@durhamlea.org.uk
Pam Barmby, One World Network School
Support Officer, p.barmby100@durhamlea.org.uk
(currently on adoption leave)
Paul Green, One World Network School
Support Officer, p.green102@durhamlea.org.uk
Penny Gulliver, One World Network School
Support Officer, p.gulliver100@durhamlea.org.uk
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