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Supplementary Agenda Pack 1 - Mid Argyll, Kintyre and the Islands Area Community Planning Group 280824

Argyll and Bute Council · 28 August 2024
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Kilmory, Lochgilphead, PA31 8RT
Tel: 01546605522 
DX 599700 LOCHGILPHEAD
22 August 2024 
SUPPLEMENTARY PACK 1 
MID ARGYLL, KINTYRE AND THE ISLANDS AREA COMMUNITY PLANNING GROUP - ON A
HYBRID BASIS BY MICROSOFT TEAMS AND IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, KILMORY,
LOCHGILPHEAD on WEDNESDAY, 28 AUGUST 2024 at 1:00 PM. 
I enclose herewith Item 5 (Culture Heritage and Arts Argyll & Isles (CHArts) – Heritage Access and
Learning Assistant). 
ITEM 
5. CULTURE HERITAGE AND ARTS ARGYLL & ISLES (CHARTS) - HERITAGE
ACCESS AND LEARNING ASSISTANT (Pages 3 - 10)  
Presentation by Heritage Access and Learning Assistant, CHArts 
Mid Argyll, Kintyre and the Islands Area Community Planning Group 
Councillor John Armour (Chair) Ian Brodie (Vice-Chair)   
Contact: Iona Campbell, Senior Committee Assistant; Tel:  01436 658 801
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Campbeltown Museum
2022-2024
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Agenda Item
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My Career
Journey so
far…
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The Apprenticeship- How it Worked
• Made possible by CHARTS working partnership with Live Argyll
• Opportunity funded by Live Argyll
• Assessment support and overview - MGS
• Assessment funded by MGS via Skills Development Scotland
• Assigned MGS tutor: Natalie Milor
• Based at Campbeltown Museum supported by CHARTS project facilitator, Muriel
Mackaveney
• Programme managed by CHARTS director, Kathleen O’Neill
• By working with CHARTS you have also received the support of Gaelic, heritage and
communications professionals - as we work collaboratively across all programmes.
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1.Assist customers, visitors, or audiences in getting the best from their experience of a
creative cultural organisation
2.Contribute to the care of items within a cultural venue
3.Deliver community engagement for a creative and cultural organisation
4.Professional development
5.Provide specific information on a collection for a cultural heritage organisation
6.Understand the sector in which you work and the wider creative and cultural context.
7.Support the organisation of events and exhibitions
8.Take responsibility for your work
9.Prepare and deliver a guided tour
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TOTAL VISITORS. Where are visitors coming from?
*DATA AS OF 13TH AUGUST 2024*
Visitor book comments.
“A proper old school museum, well done!”
“Kids loved the activity-so did the parents, we will definitely be back for more.”
“Amazing as always but nothing much has changed since my last visit years ago.”
“Hidden gem! Felt like a kid in here”
“So interesting and such helpful staff. Will be going home to research more!”
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Hours to return to 9-12p.m. as I am back at University.
August 2024
Murder Mystery event for older children (possibly adults)
Heritage Hero awards ceremonies
Warm spaces
October 2024
Artwork rehamg TBC
Warm spaces
November 2024
12 days of Christmas online
Warm spaces
December 2024
World Comic Book Day with Schools and authors, METAPHROG.
September 2024
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