Artsmark

Bringing learning to life through arts and culture

CORONAVIRUS & ARTSMARK UPDATE Last updated 02/04/2020 am: Due to the current circumstances Arts Council England has temporarily closed new Artsmark registrations. Please be reassured that the Artsmark team at Artswork are still working hard to support settings and respond to enquiries. For full details read our statement.

CORONAVIRUS & ARTSWORK TRAINING COURSES Last updated 17/03/2020 pm: All Artsmark Online Support Sessions are currently scheduled to take place as planned. Based on Government recommendations, bookings for our in-person courses between now and the end of April are currently on hold. We are working with our trainers to develop new methods of delivery over this period to ensure training needs are met in what are unprecedented circumstances. For up to date information, read our statement.

Artsmark can help unlock the potential of children and young people, develop character, talent and confidence and increase their knowledge and understanding.

“Everyone in our school has enjoyed working together to achieve Artsmark recognition. The children love the opportunities we plan into our teaching for learning drama, music, dance, art and creative writing skills. It has really impacted on motivating children for learning and improved the quality of our curriculum.”

– Margaret Beel, Principal, Lyndhurst Junior School (Academy)

The Artsmark award is a practical tool for schools and education settings seeking to enrich their arts provision. Adding breadth and balance to the curriculum, Artsmark aligns with core EBACC and STEM priorities by bringing learning to life through arts and culture.

Any school, pupil referral unit, special educational needs or youth justice setting can apply. To find out more about the Artsmark process click here.

Check out the map below or download the list here for details of the schools and education settings currently working towards or awarded Artsmark in the South East.