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	Dartington community page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		DARTINGTON lies inside a great bend of the Dart, from which its name is derived, and was part of the possessions of the Martins from the early 12th century onwards.
		The Duke made Dartington his principal seat in Devon, and the present Hall may be regarded for the most part as his work.
		The old church of Dartington, which stood beside the Hall, was demolished in 1873, except the tower.
	www.devon.gov.uk /etched?url=etched/ixbin/hixclient.exe&_IXP_=1&_IXR=110242 (753 words)

	Dartington Tech - Education & Training for all - Latest news - Dartington Tech retains its coveted Matrix Standard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Following a successful inspection in January 2003, Dartington Tech was one of the first training organisations in the West Country to obtain external MATRIX accreditation for information, advice and guidance to its customers.
		The open and supportive culture within Dartington Tech was clear; both staff and learners were relaxed, vocal with their praise and considered that they were not only treated well but enjoyed the friendly atmosphere.
		Dartington Tech is a not-for-profit training and education provider with offices in the key population centres of South and East Devon, including Paignton, Totnes, Dartington and Exeter.
	www.dartingtontech.co.uk /current.php?pid=26 (685 words)

	Dartington College of Arts - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dartington College of Arts is a college near Totnes, Devon, South West England, specialising in Post-dramatic Theatre, Music, Performance Writing and Visual Performance, focusing on a performative and multi-disciplinary approach to the arts.
		This practice is an example of the College's roots in Dartington School and the Alternative education movement which developed from the ideas of Rudolf Steiner from the early twentieth century onwards.
		Dartingtons rural context is a perfect place to explore new concepts and ideas involving the arts far from the maddening, illusory and constrictive effects cities can have.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dartington_College_of_Arts (481 words)

	Dartington Tech - Education & Training for all - About Us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Dartington Tech is the largest independent Training and Education provider in the Southwest, with 4000 learners and 100 professional staff, with offices in the key population centres of South and East Devon, including Paignton, Totnes, Dartington and Exeter.
		Dartington Tech was the subject of a very successful Adult Learning Inspectorate inspection in May 2004 when a majority of programme areas including “Leadership and Management” were graded good or outstanding.
		Dartington Tech has been the proud holder of the Investors In People for ten continuous years, demonstrating its commitment to the development of its staff in line with operational objectives and providing credibility for the delivery of its training and education programmes.
	www.dartingtontech.co.uk /about_us.php (304 words)

	About Dartington Pottery
		The origins of Dartington Pottery lie in the early 1930's when Bernard Leach and, later, his son David set up the first pottery at Shinners Bridge.
		Today Dartington Pottery is eagerly sought both in its standard designs, in limited editions and individual artist's 'one-off' pieces.
		Dartington remains one of the world's leading potteries specialising in the technically challenging but aesthetically rewarding art of reduction fired stoneware utilising outstanding reactive glaze effects.
	www.dartingtonpottery.co.uk /htdocs/potteryfiles/aboutdartington.htm (257 words)

	Aimhigher: Dartington College of Arts
		Dartington College of Arts is one of very few specialist arts colleges in the world to offer undergraduate and postgraduate degrees through distinctive practice-led learning methods across contemporary arts practices.
		The Dartington community of learning encourages students from diverse backgrounds, different countries and with very varied aspirations to make the most of a curriculum which encourages independence in a supportive framework of learning.
		Founded in the late 14th century, Dartington Hall is a private estate of approximately 850 acres near Totnes in South Devon.
	www.aimhigher.ac.uk /universities___colleges___hei/south_west/dartington_college_of_arts.cfm (413 words)

	Dartington Village : A Personal view of Dartinton Village, Totnes and the River Dart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Dartington village, located in the South Hams district of Devon, is nowadays most frequently identified with the famous Dartington Hall and associated Dartington Glass works. However its history is longer and more varied.
		First recorded before the Domesday book, Dartington’s boundaries have shifted through the ages across a number of hamlets and communities so that it is not so much a village as a collection of commuities.
		Dartington’s sphere of influence grew with the development of the 14th Century Dartington Hall, whose estates brought new enterprises to the area and crystalised Dartington into the lives of many local people through not only farming, but textiles and timber.
	www.dartingtonvillage.co.uk (183 words)

	Dartington Crystal \| Business solutions from AllBusiness.com
		Dartington is continuing to expand the boundaries of design innovation with the launch of one of its new Spring collections, a sophisticated vase ensemble developed...
		Dartington Glass has installed a Luhrfilter fabric filter to collect fumes from crystal glass kilns at its factory in Devon, in the southwest of the...
		Dartington Crystal has appointed a new design manager who is aiming to drive the company in new directions.
	www.allbusiness.com /dartington-crystal/3052599-1.html (641 words)

	BBC - Devon - Classical music concert season staged by Dartington Arts and Dartington Hall
		The Dartington Hall Trust is a charity which works in arts, education and research.
		Dartington Arts have organised a season of five classical concerts to be staged in the magnificent surroundings of Dartington Hall near Totnes in South Devon.
		The Dartington Trio appear on December 22nd, and then, in February 2003, there is a visit from Italian pianist Chiara Bertoglio.
	www.bbc.co.uk /devon/culture/2002/dartington.shtml (399 words)

	Envireng - Dartington (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Dartington is a quaint village not too far from Totnes on the main road from Buckfastleigh.
		Dartington is a historic place and well worth a couple of hours spent browsing the shops and looking at the sights.
		Although the famous Dartington Glass can be bought in their shop here, visitors are usually interested to hear that it is actually made in Great Torrington, all the way up in North Devon.
	www.envireng.co.uk /places/placfind/dartington.htm (99 words)

	The Dartington Hall Trust - Directions and Maps
		Dartington Hall is located 1½ miles from Totnes in the heart of South Devon known as the South Hams, renowned for its beautiful countryside, picturesque villages and mild climate.
		After approximately 5 miles when you pass the Dartington village sign, turn left immediately, past the church, onto the Dartington Hall Estate and follow the drive to the crest of the hill.
		Upon reaching roundabout at Dartington village, turn left and then turn right before the church, onto the Dartington Hall Estate and follow the drive to the crest of the hill where 200yds ahead you will find the main car parks on your left, adjacent to the main courtyard entrance on your right.
	www.dartingtonhall.org.uk /pages/contact/findus.html (222 words)

	H.M.S. Dartington
		When I joined Dartington on 4th November 1962 she was in Hong Kong along with Woodbridge Haven and 6 other sweepers from the 6th MSS plus Mahamiru (M 1127), the Malaysian Navy ton class.
		Dartington's refit period in Singapore was during April/May 1963 but we had a lucky break when due for our docking.
		On some occasions on Dartington by the time we had refuelled it was too late/dark to proceed up river and we were stuck there until the next morning when we moved up river at first light.
	www.britains-smallwars.com /Borneo/DARTINGTON.htm (1057 words)

	Dartington Parish Appraisal
		Although Dartington was still probably subject to marauding visits from the Danes, it prospered and grew rich.
		By the time of the Norman conquest, Dartington was clearly one of the most prosperous settlements in the county and Doomsday records show that the present pattern of settlement with scattered hamlets and farmsteads was already established by then.
		The agricultural depression of the 19th and early 20th Century led to the breakup of the wider Dartington Estate, to the departure of the Champernownes and the sale of what was left of the Estate to the EImhirsts.
	www.devon.gov.uk /dris/commstat/darting1.html (500 words)

	Dartington Crystal - Blagdon Manor Country House Hotel in the heart of the Tamar Valley, Devon
		Dartington Glass is set in the rural town of Great Torrington.
		Dartington Crystal is individually made by a team of up to 12 craftsmen led by a master glassblower who has perfected his skills over at least 10 years.
		Dartington Crystal is just one of many local visitor attractions that we recommend you visiting during your stay at Blagdon Manor.
	www.blagdon.com /dartington_crystal.html (375 words)

	Dartington Hall Trust - LandScope
		The Dartington Hall Trust is an international centre for the generation and application of new ideas in the arts, ecology and social justice.
		All Dartington Estate activities stem from the vision of the founders Leonard and Dorothy Elmhirst to bring about economic and cultural regeneration in a rural environment, and to create the right conditions for an ‘abundant life’.
		The Dartington Hall Trust has defined the scope of the use of the land, in terms of a set of project selection criteria and the terms of the Dartington offer.
	www.dartingtonhall.org.uk /landscope/index.html (540 words)

	CILIP \| Lights, music, action - Dartington College of Arts
		The Amadeus String Quartet was founded at Dartington as was the precursor to Glyndebourne (it moved to be closer to London).
		Dartington Arts and the college play an important part in the creative economy of the South West, catering especially for South Devon.
		Dartington is one of those institutions with collections, intellectual influence and historical importance well beyond its size.
	www.cilip.org.uk /publications/updatemagazine/archive/archive2004/november/pressler.htm (2535 words)

	Quality Assessment Report for Dartington College of Arts
		Dartington College of Arts is a specialist institution of higher education dedicated to contemporary performance arts.
		Graduates and employers identified the qualities generated by the Dartington programme as a 'refreshing' willingness to be reflective; a creative approach to problem-solving; the ability to collaborate, communicate and facilitate; and the capacity to be 'intelligent makers'.
		Several graduates have founded successful independent performance groups who return to Dartington and provide a valuable input into the learning experience of current students; one such group was in residence during the assessment visit.
	www.qaa.ac.uk /reviews/reports/subjectLevel/q175_97_textonly.htm (4146 words)

	Dartington College of Arts
		Following two years of intensive discussion with the Dartington Hall Trust, from which the College leases its premises, and which has provided residential accommodation for students up until now, our respective institutions have concluded that the long-term and future needs of the College cannot be supported on the Dartington Hall Estate.
		Dartington College of Arts Music Graduate, Patrick Nunn, has recently won the Instrumental Solo and Duo category at this year’s British Composers Awards in association with BBC Radio 3.
		Dartington College of Arts has bucked the national trend and continues to recruit students from a wide variety of backgrounds.
	www.dartington.ac.uk (123 words)

	Dartington College of Arts, Totnes, Devon - Study Abroad - Towson University
		Dartington College of Arts long-lasting international reputation for innovation in the arts, continues to draw in artists from across the world in the 21st century and has a national and international reputation for its contemporary arts practice and research.
		Dartington College of Arts is located in Totnes, Devon in the South of England.
		Totnes is a charming town on the River Dart full of color and character that stems from a rich cultural, historical and archaeological heritage.
	wwwnew.towson.edu /studyabroad/ukexchangedartington.asp (211 words)

	The relocation of Dartington College of Arts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Dartington College of Arts: A model for the demise of specialist colleges in England.
		Dartington College of Arts is the smallest specialist college in England and is under serious threat right now.
		The purpose of this lens is to raise awareness for the situation at Dartington.
	www.squidoo.com /dartington (437 words)

	Sarah Lawrence College - Music: Dartington
		Dartington College of the Arts has an international reputation for its diverse and innovative programs and resources and the quality of its teaching and research.
		Dartington students will experience the Sarah Lawrence system where music is taken as part of a broad liberal arts program.
		Dartington Hall, founded in the late 14th century, is the centerpiece of a private estate of approximately 850 acres near Totnes in South Devon where Leonard and Dorothy Elmhirst established a unique center for an “experiment in rural reconstruction” in 1925.
	www.slc.edu /index.php?pageID=2938 (390 words)

	Dartington Morris Men - The Dartington Mummer's Play
		The local version of the Mummers' Play now revived by the Dartington Morris Men was known to have been performed some 120 years ago by "The Christmas Boys" of Dartington.
		The script that Willie and Albert wrote down was deposited in the library of Cecil Sharp House (the London home of the English Folk Dance and Song Society) in 1948 but unfortunately was removed from the files there.
		Fortunately someone who was collecting folk plays had written it down in his notebook and eventually it made its way back to Dartington.
	www.dartingtonmorrismen.org.uk /index.php?option=content&task=view&id=4&Itemid=28 (366 words)

	GENUKI/Devon: Dartington - Genealogy
		Dartington from the Devon Library's Local Studies Service.
		Dartington Rural Archive has a large collection of photographs of people and places in South Devon.
		History of Gibbs of Fenton in Dartington county Devon.
	genuki.cs.ncl.ac.uk /DEV/Dartington (573 words)

	dartington-i (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		These practice tools are intended to help those working with vulnerable children to use rigorously assembled information on the needs of children to plan more effective services and then to evaluate them to see if they are having the desired effect.
		Structure, Culture and Outcome is intended to help those providing out-of-home services to focus on what the placement is intended to achieve and to re-orientate the culture of the placement so that it achieves stated goals.
		Going Home comprises as series of checklists based on validated research from Dartington that helps practitioners predict which children separated in state care can safely be returned and what additional supports are appropriate for those children where there are risks associated with the re-unification.
	www.dartington-i.org /practicetools.shtml (592 words)

	The Dartington Crystal Story - Dartington Crystal (Torrington) Ltd
		Dartington Glass as it was originally called was established in 1967, in Torrington, Devon, as a manufacturer of quality glassware.
		The Dartington Hall Trust soon became a multi-faceted concern with a diverse range of interests from cheese making, carpentry, farming, forestry and education through to the conducting of research into rural communities.
		During the early 1960's, it became evident to the Trust, that to the north of the county there was an ever-increasing demand for new industry due to population migration to the cities.
	www.dartington.co.uk /info/aboutus_DCstory.html (313 words)

	Home -:- Dartington Community Choir (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		It was with great sadness that the Dartington Community Choir learned of the death of its President, Michael Lane.
		When the Community Choir was formed following the traditions of the Founder Trustees of Dartington, Leonard & Dorothy Elmshurst, Michael was invited to become the conductor, a post which he held until 1997.
		Michael understood the inspiration people receive from singing and the importance of keeping the Dartington Community Choir open to everyone with no audition - especially to those who did not read music and could not pitch a note.
	www.dartington-community-choir.co.uk (194 words)

	The Dartington Hall Trust Archive Textiles
		In 1932 a representative from I G Farben spent several months at Dartington working on dyeing methods, and five boxes of the series contain records and published material produced by I G Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft.
		The Textile Mill at Dartington Hall, 1930sHistory: The Textile Department at Dartington Hall was founded in 1927 by Heremon Fitzpatrick.
		Fred Todkill left Dartington in 1954 to be replaced by Gunnar Storvik in 1955.
	www.dartingtonarchive.org.uk /com_textiles.html (639 words)

	welcome to dartington social research unit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Dartington Social Research Unit was founded in 1963 by Royston Lambert in King’s College Cambridge, moving to Dartington in 1968.
		In addition to the Unit, the group comprises Dartington-i (a service development organisation operating in England, Spain and the US), DeMo (a communication design studio), Centre for Social Policy (for senior or retired researchers and policy-makers), and Warren House Press (a publications enterprise).
		Dartington Social Research Unit is one of five activities that make up the Warren House Group.
	www.dartington.org.uk (244 words)

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