A Hall for All

Brutal Festival: Placard making workshop
2024-07-08
(led by year 12 students with yrs 7 – 9)

Brutal Festival: staff training (undertaken by MOBA)
2024-07-09

Brutal Festival: Brutal assemblies
2024-07-10 - 2024-07-12

Brutal Festival: Brutal class workshops
2024-07-15

Brutal Festival: Brutal debate
2024-07-18
Open to 25 per year

Brutal Festival: Celebrating excellence together – MoBA
2024-07-19

Brutal Festival: Brutal Walk - 550 students and teachers
2024-07-22
We are culminating the school year with a Brutal Festival, which will include the Brutal Walk on Monday 22 July many students, staff and volunteers will embark on a sponsored journey through London’s iconic Brutalist landmarks for the Hall for All appeal.
The lead up to the big walk will include many educational activities in school including architecture sessions and workshop run by the Museum of Brutalist Architecture (MoBA), as well as a Brutal Debate during which students will be engrossed in discussions on whether Brutalism is beautiful or ugly!
The Brutal Walk will be organised as follows:

Y7 will walk from the school to the Southbank Centre (via Russell Square and SOAS)
Y8 will walk from the school to the Barbican
Y9 will walk from the school to the National Theatre (via the Brunswick Centre)
Inclusive walk for those unable to undertake the larger walks will be to the Whittington Estate

The Barbican, Southbank Centre and National Theatre have also kindly offered to host a range of architecture-themed activities and mini-tours for the arriving students. Students will return to school on the tube.
This fundraising initiative will include over 550 students from Y7, Y8 and Y9 and comes hot on the heels of the 50k raised from the last event! If you would like to be involved please use the contact form.

Specialists Meet-up
2024-11-04 16:00 - 18:30 (Europe/London)
Join us for a dedicated networking and information sharing event for those in the architecture, design and the built environment industries.
This Hall for All event will take place between 4.00pm and 6.30pm; feel free to join us when you can. Please use Eventbrite to reserve your space.
4:00 – 5:00pm: Guests are invited to watch the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment’s rehearsal of the Brandenburg Concertos. Bach’s groundbreaking ‘Six Concertos for several instruments’ puts the collective virtuosity of the OAE in the spotlight.
5:00 – 6:30pm: Drinks and canapés will be served and Headteacher Nicholas John, a representative from the OAE and from Urban Learners who are leading on the development of MoBA will speak about our Brutalist heritage and the Hall for All project. You will also have a chance to see the new MoBA display.
Please get in touch with hnewman@aclandburghley.camden.sch.uk if any of your colleagues or your network would also like to attend.
