Artemis - The Social Enterprise Charity
Artemis is a Social Enterprise Business and Charity that creates social change through clever business.
Artemis identifies suitable public facilities for community use and develops their potential. It connects people with places and spaces, providing state of the art facilities at great value prices!
Ulster Rugby Summer Camps in Grosvenor Grammar
Artemis are delighted to partner with Ulster Rugby, in order to develop rugby skills in Northern Ireland. Ulster Rugby will be doing a variety of different camps for different age groups and abilities (for more details please click on the picture for a flyer in pdf).
Artemis's Partner Amey Wins Prestigious Facilities Management Award!
Artemis are delighted to be associated with our partner Amey, who have won a national facilities management award for working with the public and charitable sectors to operate schools of maximum benefit to communities.
Hansel and Gretel Pantomime - A Great Hit!
Artemis Arts partnered with C21, a local theatre company to put on what we hope is the first of many pantomimes across Belfast. This is part of Artemis Arts mission to make the arts available for all, particulalry for those who don't normally go to the theatre. It was a top quality performance, in exceptional facilities at a great value price!
What's On!
Skilltrition - new classes empowering you with personal Life Skills for your own Health Kit at Grosvenor Grammar Site!
Community Yoga at Ashfield Girls' School
Mandi Somerville, a qualified Yoga trainer is partnering with Artemis in order to provide 'Gentle' yoga classes each Monday night in Ashfield Girls School in 2012.
(Click on the picture to download the pdf flyer)
UK Cheerleading Association now partnering with Artemis in Belfast
NEW COURSES run by UKCA in the Summer of 2012
Artemis is delighted to be partnering with the UK Cheerleading Association to develop the sport of Cheerleading in Northern Ireland.
Mini Model Day Nursery
Purpose Built High Quality Day Nursery for up to 44 children aged 6 weeks to 5 years on the grounds of Belfast Model School for Girls.
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