We supported Arts Council England’s Cultural Education Challenge: a call for arts, culture and education sectors to join together to offer an arts and cultural education for all children and young people, regardless of background or circumstance. As part of this work, we are supporting a number local Cultural Education Partnerships in the South East.
Cultural Education Partnerships were able to be responsive to local needs, with high-level support from senior leaders and decision-makers in their area. Together, we encouraged sector leaders to create new, joined-up ways of working and sharing resources.
You can read about all of the CEP’s across the region here.
Local Cultural Education Partnerships (CEPs) were launched nationally in 2015 in response to Arts Council England’s Cultural Education Challenge. There are now 118 locality-specific partnerships established across the country, with 16 in the South East. We have compiled an infographic to show the impact of South East CEPs from 2015 – 2022.
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View our overview document, sharing information on all current South East CEPs and the work they are carrying out
Read moreWe have created a set of resources to support CEPs in their planning, evolution and strategic conversations. Based on an evaluation carried out in, topics include building partnerships, leadership and governance, working with schools, fundraising and evaluation.
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Data examining deprivation and achievement for children and young people at both Local Authority
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Date Created: 22nd Dec 2021
Data examining deprivation and achievement for children and young people at both Local Authority
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Date Created: 22nd Dec 2021
In January, MAKE, Milton Keynes Cultural Education Partnership, organised an event bringing
Date Created: 15th Feb 2023
On the 6th October 2022 in Portsmouth’s Guildhall the premiere of the “Digital Me: Drawing on
Date Created: 10th Oct 2022
