Our first series is aimed at teachers, with three episodes that see our Education Development Managers joined by an inspirational teacher from the South East, who has championed arts and cultural education in their school, offering insight into their practices and the importance they put on teaching creative subjects.
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Jonathan, Head of Academy Music at The Premier Academy, Bletchley, details how sustainability can be brought into arts and cultural education. He shares how his school has connected with other schools across the globe enabling both sets of pupils to learn about different cultures.
Sarah Lewis, Headteacher at St Mary's Primary, Oxted, talks about enriching the school learning environment with creativity, engaging in projects that see staff and teachers learn and develop alongside the students, staying together during the pandemic, and Sarah details case studies of creative projects that St Mary's have undertaken to evolve and enhance learning for all.
Sam Martin, Assistant Headteacher at Kennet School, Thatcham, tells us about the school’s approach to delivering extra-curricular activities.
Artsmark trainer, Sonia Hyams, and Director of In-Focus education & Development, Xavier Fiddes, discuss ideas on how best to get back on track with an Artsmark journey, and exploring barriers to moving forward.
Artsmark and Arts Award trainer, Louisa Clark, and Director of In-Focus education & Development, Xavier Fiddes, discuss the best ways to plan activities that are related to a setting’s Artsmark Award, using a theory of change model.
Artsmark trainer, Sonia Hyams, and Director of In-Focus education & Development, Xavier Fiddes talk about the best ways to make sure you’re getting the right evidence out of your Artsmark project.
