Our work is driven by young Londoners. We help them navigate London’s extraordinary cultural opportunities to find new ways of being creative and becoming fulfilled. We are the key strategic body for connecting young Londoners with the city’s creative and cultural energy.
Explore what London 2012 means for your young people, and help bring the curriculum to life - be a part of this year's Creative Partnerships programme, which is open to all schools from across every London borough for the first time...
A New Direction is working with Changemakers to recruit a Young Advocate to support us to evaluate and learn from the programmes we run for young people. We are keen to have an objective overview of our programmes and would like to work with a Young Advocate to help us ensure that our work with young people is fit for purpose.
A New Direction is looking to recruit someone to the newly established role of 'Senior Programme Manager (Schools)'with responsibility for the management, delivery and evaluation of a creative change programme in schools across London.
We develop cross-sector partnership projects for the benefit of young people in London - click the tabs for more
We are the official development agency for the established Arts Award for young people across London
We are funded to deliver the Creative Partnerships programme to London schools. Our 2010/11 'Enquiry School' programme is Olympic themed
Providing real opportunities for young Londoners to gain design skills and experience within the UK's leading producer of consumer magazines
Our two-year artist commission project with two East London schools, supported by Westfield Stratford City and managed by A New Direction
‘Photo Posse’ is a group of young Londoners, working in collaboration with A New Direction and The Photographers' Gallery
‘Constant Pictures’ is a group of young Londoners working in collaboration with A New Direction and Eelyn Lee Productions
Young people developing the skills and confidence to plan, manage and produce creative events, mentored by creative industry professionals
Young Londoners become 2012 journalists, having previously reported live from Vancouver 2012 Paralympic Games, using film and social media
We work with Service Children’s Education (SCE) to deliver our Enquiry Schools programme to three British schools out in Germany