Could you make a lasting difference to regeneration in your town? Schools in Irvine can get involved in this competition to design two new stained glass windows for Trinity Church and contribute to the regeneration of the Bridgegate.
As part of the refurbishment of Trinity Church, we are inviting Irvine schools to design two modern, stained glass windows. These designs will be manufactured and installed at the front of the church, highly visible to passers-by through the Bridgegate area.
We want the young people of Irvine to be involved in the future of their town centre, and leave a lasting legacy.
The project will involve a professional artist, designer or architect who will set the brief for pupils from local schools.
The winning designs from the competition will become a prominent feature of the newly refurbished Bridgegate.
This Regeneration Youth project will involve:
The project contributes to the Curriculum for Excellence, including
Our Regeneration Youth strategy is about actively engaging the young people of Irvine Bay in the future of their area. The projects we develop are designed to connect local young people with regeneration both in and out of the classroom, and help them benefit directly from it.
Full details of the brief are available here to download.
First of all, read the detailed brief, which you can download from this page.
Then, tell us that your school is interested.
Contact moreen.smith@btinternet.com
You can find out more about Trinity church and its refurbishment on the Trinity Church project page and documents which you can download from this page.
Watch our fascinating podcasts of a survey of the spire and the rose window being removed.
And watch a podcast of how the Bridgegate area will look when all the works, including Trinty Church, are complete.
Catch up on some of the news stories connected with the refurbishment:.
Craftsmen remove stained glass 4 August 2011
Culture minister backs Irvine plans 24 February 2011
Trinity Church prepares for new high points 10 February 2010