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Past projects

Since 2013, first as HRAEN and now as Exchange, we have created, collaborated and supported projects that bring the arts alive for young people. Working in and out of schools, in partnership with young people, cultural organisations, artists and creatives, we've run projects ranging from dance workshops to Shakespeare with the RSC to a full weekend festival curated by young people.

Scroll down to explore our archives and read more about past projects, or click the button to view what we are working on now.

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Schools Connect logo with yellow background and red lettering
2019/21

Schools Connect

Innovative Shakespeare learning and performance across Hastings and Rother, using rehearsal room techniques from the Royal Shakespeare Company.
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Speak Out
2018

Speak Out

Supporting young people at Robertsbridge Community College to use music and poetry to express their views and opinions without boundaries and constraints.
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Man in a pink tutu with a white button down shirt and tie
2014-17

Young Theatre Promoters

Performing arts students at Robertsbridge Community College selecting, booking and promoting professional shows for their peers.
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Man sitting with an accordion book workshop set up on the table
2016

ROOT1066

Marking 950 years since the Battle of Hastings with toolkits made by artists: the Bayeux Tapestry Bookwork and Channelling Words.
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Brilliant Horizon
2015

Brilliant Horizon

The Hastings and Rother Arts Champions, a group of Yr 8- Yr 13 students shaping the arts in their schools and communities produced a weekend of free events and activities at the De La Warr Pavilion as part of Children's Art Week 2015.
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Dancers on a stage with dramatic lighting
2014/15

The HRAEN launch programme

1,800 people across Hastings and Rother: partnerships, wellbeing courses, participatory programmes and residencies.
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