‘I really enjoyed my time at the Track Zero workshops getting to meet other people and taking photos in general. I learned about perspectives, angles, and how to use my camera to my advantage. Using my camera I’ll be sure to take a good photo when I see the opportunity to take one. It was a blast getting to take part – thank you for the opportunity.’

‘This project proved learning doesn’t just happen in the classroom.  The College saw the value in what the children were doing and the project had the backing of their families and local community, not just the children. They listened and were eager to have their work shown to the professional photographers and to the public through the outdoor and online exhibitions and later in the local restaurant/cafe.  They learned to slow down and really notice their environment.  The statements they wrote to go with their photo were so powerful and different from one another, showing how deeply they’d thought about the issue of our changing climate.’

‘We can’t believe how lucky we are to have this opportunity for our kids.  Our son really, really enjoyed it.  He was buzzing each day and loved the group and teachers. Thank you SO much to all involved.’

‘ All students, including my son, were very excited with new cameras. They have taken photos with phones or family cameras before to keep their memory of a moment.  But this time they had a great chance to learn more knowledge and technique.  I hope those children will keep taking interesting photos with the freedom of young children’s ideas and also keep thinking about climate change. It’s happening around us.  One action can be really tiny, but if those young students get together they may change something for the better. Thank you so much for giving an awesome experience to my son and all of the children!.’