Annual General Meeting of Save the World Club
The Annual General Meeting ( AGM ) of Save the World Club is to take place at Kingston Environment Centre, Fairfield East on Wednesday 23rd November 2011 at 18.30
AGENDA
• Apologies for absence
• Matters arising from previous AGM
• Ordinary resolutions:
3.1 To accept the report and annual accounts.
3.2 To re-appoint the independent examiners
• Election of Officers
One third of trustees are required to retire by rotation each year.
4.1 To retire Anthony Grover as Treasurer of the Charity
4.2 To retire Mary Graham as Secretary of the Charity
4.3 To re-appoint Anthony Grover as a Trustee of the Charity
4.4 To re-appoint Mary Graham as a Trustee of the Charity
4.5 To appoint a Chair of the Charity
4.6 To appoint a Secretary of the Charity
4.5 To appoint a Treasurer of the Charity
• Project Reports.
• Any Other Business
January 2011
SWC Mosaic Adult Education Classes 13 th January 2011 for 10 weeks £144 including all materials, and repeated throughout the year, contact us for details.
kim@savetheworldclub.org
February 2011
Tues 1 st Feb
Glastonbury Green Police – applications open for 150 places to perform environmental walkabout for the June mega festival. Application forms can be downloaded here.
March 2011
Paint the Town Green Festival in Association with Kingston Council
After School Scrap Arts Club
Tues 1 March
Tues 8 March
Tues 15 March
Tues 22 March
Tues 29 March
3pm- 5pm After School Scrap Arts Club – lots of fun for the family using recycled materials, 8 upwards unless accompanied by an adult, £3 for children, bookings advisable. All materials provided. info@savetheworldclub,org
Green Police Litter Walkabout Events in historic Kingston
Sat 5 th March
Sat 26 th March
All afternoon throughout the central town. To take part, please register email bernadette@savetheworldclub.org
Upcycling!
Sat 12 March
10am-5pm All day workshop to upgrade your rubbish! Bring your own pieces for repair, creative upgrading and imaginative alternative uses. Make old jeans into skirts, furniture into works of art, create new products from clothing, bags and works of art. We can also supply items, and paints, upgrade materials contact us to register and discuss your needs. £10 per family
Jackie@savetheworldclub.org
Family Mosaic Classes
Fri 4 th March
Fri 11 th March
Fri 18 th March
Fri 25 th March
Learn the art of mosaic and take part in a public project. Free Classes for all ages, under 8s must be accompanied by an adult, not suitable for babies or toddlers. Kim@savetheworldclub.org
Thursday 10 th March
To
Friday 25 th March
Kingston Green Radio in association with Save the World Club.
Tune in 24/7 live green radio with volunteers, on 87.7FM covering West London or online www.kingstongreenradio.org and
www.greenfuturesfestivals.org.uk
April 2011
Glastonbury Festival - Green Police training in Kingston
Sat 16 th April
Sat 7 th May
Sat 21 st May
Sun 12 th June (leaders training)
Public walkabout all afternoon throughout the central town, training for performing at the biggest festival in Europe . To take part, please register, places are sought after!
May 2011
Upcycling!
Mon 9 May
Mon 16 May
Mon 23 May
3 Monday Evening Classes 7pm – 9.30pm Find a project and learn the creative skills necessary to upgrade old household items including clothing, furniture and other goods. Cost £10 per class, can be negotiated for families. We can also supply items to upgrade.
Jackie@savetheworldclub.org
June 2011
Glastonbury Festival – SWC Green Police in action
Wed 22 nd June
To
Mon 27 th June
Thursday June 23 rd 7pm onwards SWC Welcome Party on site, all welcome.
Up to 175 people take part in the biggest environmental education programme at the Glastonbury Festival. Join us on Facebook / Green Police and watch for the team in the media during the event. If you have a Glastonbury ticket, do look for us and please support us on site.
August 2011
Mon 1 st August
to
Fri 26 th August
Discovering Kingston - Summer Club
Four x week long fun workshops in a heritage arts project to discover Historic & Cultural Kingston using a variety of arts and creative mediums. All visits and cultural activities, and lunch are covered within the costs. £35 per week with referrals welcome.
Sept 2011
Queen Elizabeth in Kingston
Thurs 1 st Sept
To
Fri 16 th Dec
The Save the World Club Cultural Olympiad programme begins.
Phase One Kingston Schools based research programme registering now.
This multi disciplined arts and heritage project will explore the worlds two most formidable and influential monarchs, Queen Elizabeth I and Queen Elizabeth II, and the Kingston Royal Charter.
This is a year long programme of exploration of the link between England 's first Royal Borough and two great Queens that is important for our local history and sense of place. The highlight will be a two month exhibition during the Olympics of the most extraordinary artwork and the public creation of a 50 metre mosaic depicting both Queens in Kingston . Both local people and thousands of visitors will be part of creating the mosaic in a series of town centre workshops during the games as part of the cultural Olympiad.
info@savetheworldclub.org
October 2011
UpCycling!
Mon 3 rd Oct
Mon 10 th Oct
Mon 17 th Oct
3 Monday Evening Classes 7pm – 9.30pm Find a project and learn the creative skills necessary to upgrade old household items including clothing, furniture and other goods. Cost £10 per class, can be negotiated for families. We can also supply items to upgrade.
Jackie@savetheworldclub.org
November 2011
SWC Arts Exhibition
Mon 14 th Nov
To
Mon 21 st Nov
A chance to see some of the finest work by the students, volunteers and creative artists of Save the World Club during their year of projects and classes. Open daily @ Kingston Environment Centre. From 10am to 5pm entry free.
December 2011
SWC Annual General Meeting
Wed 7 th Dec 7pm @ SWC head quarters all welcome. Email to register, info@savetheworldclub.org
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Save the World Club is 20 years old this year. We would like to say a big, big thankyou to everyone who has helped over the years, all the volunteers, all the artists, the friends, the trustees and all the participants. Also thankyou to Des and Bernadette for their dedication, ideas and commitment to Saving the world. 
Our sponsors for the evening were the Kingston-based FiLGROUP who invest in property development in south west London, Surrey, and other parts of the UK. Established by Mark Lawson in 2000, FiL Group specialises in redeveloping residential and commercial brown field sites. 
A fortnight of green-themed events and activities will put environmental and sustainability issues firmly in the spotlight later this month. 
Professor Kayoss' (Des
Kay) van was torched just after he had finished
a green environmental kids show a few weeks ago.
The Welsh Hall is about to be refitted. Although
the work has started we still have over £5000
to find for the overall completion.
Today SWC got a lot of help from the Unilever
team who came to help with mosaic in the Welsh
Hall and cleaning in Canbury passage on the Hundertwasser
mosaic 
The
Save the World Club Charity was awarded
the Queens Award for Voluntary Service
in 2004
Save the World Club founder, Des Kay met the Prime
Minister Tony Blair in celebration and recognition
of his work as a leading environmentalist in the
UK. Having arranged beforehand that he could
park his bicycle in Downing Street, little did
they realise that he would be arriving on one
of his famous display bikes! Unfortunately
he couldn't padlock it on the railings outside
No.10 but it had pride of place just inside the
main gates.
The evening reception, hosted by the Right Honourable
Tony Blair MP and his wife, Cherie Blair was the
first to thank and celebrate extraordinary people
who work for their environment. A hundred
invited guests had the opportunity to meet the
Prime Minister and talk about some of the environmental
and green issues facing the country today.
The Save The World Club awarded Best New Charity
of The Year by Charity Times Magazine 
