The Book of Hope
February 7, 2023
Liverpool Heartbeat is delighted to have secured £5k from the PH HOLT foundation to run a Merseyside Primary School Creative project, which will see local children showing us their artistic visions of what hope looks like to them.
All entries will be published inside the Book of Hope, supporting the local child mental health campaign, Boat of Hope.
The artwork will be collated and displayed in an historical venue. (details to be announced soon).
We aim to get children and families together, celebrating the unique potential within every child.
There will also be a series of workshops, drama presentations, music performances and storytelling trails to celebrate this monumental project.
We are delighted to have local CIC Split Perspectivz onboard to help us make this project truly spectacular.
To enter the competition, please click the button below!
The air was electric—literally—as Elektric Apple Theatre Group and Ovation Performers joined forces for a spectacular 1920s-themed Awards Night on Friday, February 6th. At the Devonshire Hotel.
My dearest Anna Dunk, Harry Allen, Rowan Dally my remarkable Three Flying Fish.
Arrived in Nelson’s Dockyard today, and what a place.
Bernie and I set off from Chester on our way to Gatwick, buzzing with pride as we fly to La Gomera to welcome the incredible Three Flying Fish - Rowan, Anna and Harry.
Liverpool Ambassador Sophie Clarke, making waves in more ways than one.
The Children have Spoken
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John Hulley: Liverpool’s Hidden Architect of the Olympic Movement
As chairman of Liverpool Heartbeat, I couldn’t be more proud of our three remarkable Flying Fish — Anna, Rowan and Harry
This photo means the world to me.
