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Formalising Cultural Education Partnership agreements and plans

Date Created: 30th Jun 2021

You mostly need to get the focus, vision and aspiration right first - and the Terms of Reference or Partnership Agreement second, or you spend ages negotiating without knowing what for.

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Cultural Education Partnerships (CEPs) were launched nationally in 2015 in response to Arts Council England’s Cultural Education Challenge, with a focus on supporting children and young people’s arts and cultural opportunities within their specific locality.

Cultural Education Partnerships need to formalise what they are doing to ensure clarity for both all partners involved, and external communications. This resource looks at when and how a CEP should formalise its work.

This resource is the one of a series of resources developed by Artswork to support Cultural Education Partnerships in their planning, evolution and strategic conversations. Resources will be published throughout spring 2021, to see all currently published resources click here

The content for these resources has been drawn from a 2019 developmental evaluation, carried out for Artswork by Ben Sandbrook/World Pencil, of 13 Cultural Education Partnerships in the South East, including data analysis, structured interviews with CEP members and Artswork staff, and an online survey

A full list of current South East Cultural Education Partnerships can be found here

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CEP resources Cultural Education Partnership Cultural Education Partnerships South East Bridge

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