Founder of the Village College, Henry Morris was Chief Education Officer for over 30 years. The Henry Morris Memorial Trust was set up after his death in 1961.
Thinking of applying to the Henry Morris Memorial Trust for funding for a project? Watch the film here to find out how to go about this.
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We are delighted to announce that, in 2023, we will once again be funding projects which involve overseas travel. The deadline for applications is 31 Jan 2023. Check out https://t.co/Ff0HZXpjuI for information on how to apply.
Congratulations to Oishani, who curated and performed in a superb evening of Indian dance for her Gold Arts Award today. And she secured funding for her ambitious project from @HenryMorrisMT! @ArtsAward @Artsmarkaward @AnglianLearning
We enjoyed a performance of ‘numinous’ this evening for the community. Thank you to Andy O’Hanlon for his inspiring performance and to the Henry Morris Memorial Trust for supporting this tour. @HenryMorrisMT
Tonight our GCSE Drama pupils saw a one man show entitled ‘Numinous’ written and performed by Andy Hanlon. It explored the life and thinking of Henry Morris, the visionary behind village colleges. Pupils were hugely entertained and in awe of the content and performance.
We’re looking forward to tomorrow’s conference at Bottisham Village College. The conference marks 100 years since the appointment of Henry Morris as chief education officer for Cambridgeshire and is organised by the Henry Morris Memorial Trust. @bottishamvc@AnglianLearning
This afternoon Year 10 Drama pupils enjoyed 'numinous', a one-man play written and performed by Andy O'Hanlon. The play tracks the life of the school's visionary founder, Henry Morris. @HenryMorrisMT
Henry Morris Memorial Trust welcomes applications for 2022 for travel with purpose (UK only this year) or home-base projects. Check the website for details if you're a student (13-19) in Cambridgeshire.
Only home-based projects will be funded in 2021. If you're interested in applying, take a look at our website to get some ideas for projects: https://t.co/QvpBv9NMtG.
If you have a great project idea and meet the application criteria, then why not apply to us for a funding award? You can find out more about applying here: https://t.co/dYlbFnmfGd.
Today, Sawston Village College is celebrating its 90th anniversary. For its 80th anniversary the school made a film about the life and legacy of Henry Morris, which you can find on our website here: https://t.co/y9m0Km1HVy
Sawston Village College was the first of Henry Morris's village colleges and so the opening in 1930 was a momentous occasion, attended by the then Prince Of Wales. Here he is planting a tree, which you can still find on the school site today, marked by a plaque.
It's our birthday today! Sawston Village College was officially opened 90 years ago today. See the extract here from the then Warden's (now known as Principal) log book.
Trustees had their first Zoom meeting this evening. Trust Ambassador @robcampbe11 is now stepping down from this role as he has moved from the area and we wish him all the best for the future.
See our Trust News Update on our website. We celebrate events that have taken place within our schools this term, and there is a spotlight on one of our schools, a Trustee and a member of our Central Team. #AnglianLearning#news Find out more here: https://t.co/LOALf8L7uT
The Henry Morris Memorial Trust @HenryMorrisMT gives grants to students (In Cambridgeshire) aged 13 to 19 for local projects and travel. The deadline for applications is 31st January 2020. What could you do?
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Thank you to all those who have submitted their reports from their projects. We're enjoying reading them. If you would like to see what people have been up to, check out some of the reports here: https://t.co/f89I88VpMI.
Thank you to all the interviewees who came to Queens’ College today. The trustees very much enjoyed meeting you and hearing about your projects. We will be in touch soon about your applications.