Wolverhampton City Learning Centre offers a relaxed, attractive environment for school students and teachers to access the latest developments in information communication technology (What is a CLC?).
We work with students and teachers on a variety of cross-curricular, technology-based projects. Whether it’s film-making or podcasting, stop-frame-animation or web design, we can support schools in realising the potential of the latest technologies to enhance teaching and learning.
The City Learning Centre also offers dedicated conference, meeting and training facilities for business and community use. Our facilities have a formal but contemporary feel. Read more about the facilities we can offer your organisation, or contact us to discuss your requirements.
Find out about us, or where to find us … check our latest programme or see examples of student work … browse the news archive or meet the CLC staff … read our blog, listen to the podcast or browse the gallery … or contact us with your questions or ideas.
Wolverhampton CLC
The Spring Term was very busy at the CLC. In the shortest term of the year, the CLC worked with 12 Primary schools and 5 Secondary schools on a variety of projects. Primary students took part in a series of visits to West Park and our highly popular Dr. Who Adventure Days. Secondary schools were each involved in bespoke 3-day projects, planned in collaboration with teaching staff.
The CLC has dedicated training, conference and meeting facilities available to hire. Our facilities are available to book by Business, Local Authority and Community users. Full details of what is available, including a promotional video showcasing our facilities, are online now
The Learning Studio, the City Learning Centre’s main teaching space for our work with schools, has been transformed during the Spring Term, creating a flexible learning space for collaborative or individual learning. See photos of the new design on our website now.
The CLC staff would like to wish all of our schools, and their pupils and teachers, a very Happy Christmas. We look forward to working with you again in 2008. The Autumn Term has been very busy at the City Learning Centre. Students from 7 Secondary Schools, 21 Primary Schools, and 2 Special Schools, have attended CLC sessions during the term (”Read the full story” for a complete list of schools)