Websites

Discovering ancient Egypt A teaching aid for schools and parents.

This site has received the Discovery Channel - Schools Awards, Encyclopaedia Britannica Award. The BBC Education Webguide, says: "This web site is presented in a simple-to-use format." "The site is well illustrated and contains many photographs as well as information." "The graphics are excellent and the site is very accessible."

Vivian Stanshall Singer-songwriter, painter, musician, author, poet and wit, best known for his work with the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, for his surreal exploration of the British upper classes in Sir Henry at Rawlinson End, and for narrating Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells.

"If I had all the money I've spent on drink — I'd spend it on drink."

the James Burke Institute for Innovation in Education - Founded by James Burke, the author, host, and narrator of the acclaimed television series Connections, the Institute exists to encourage innovative uses of educational technology.

Andy Sheppard - is one of Britain's foremost tenor and soprano saxophonists

Since 1988 he has recorded many albums as well as featuring on CDs with Carla Bley, George Russell, Gill Evans, John Martyn, Nigel Kennedy, Bristol indie band Blue Aeroplanes - and he even turned up on a tribute album to the New York Dolls.

Emily Beament - An amazing and accomplished performer, Emily-Jane's tender age belies her ability to hold an audience spellbound. Whether singing one of the old jazz standards or one of her own compositions her clear and powerful voice has the ability to reach to the furthest corner of the auditorium.

Joe Winkelman is an artist specialising in intaglio printmaking.

Scot Alessi is a photographer, film maker and video artist. He works with artists, architects and musicians creating visually stimulating videos to promote and accompany songs, projects and works of art.

Philip Heaton Furniture - Philip Heaton is a craftsman and designer, providing quality bespoke furniture and kitchens for the discerning individual. All commissions are hand made in rural workshops just outside Bristol, England.