Help us shape our role as London's lead 'Bridge' organisation.
As part of our ongoing conversation, we're collecting feedback and thoughts from a range of people on the opportunities and challenges in arts and cultural education across London.
From April 2012, we will be taking up our new role as lead 'Bridge' organisation for London. Find out more
We will be working in collaboration with Apples and Snakes, Lyric Hammersmith, Roundhouse and Sadler's Wells to support the Arts Council’s National Portfolio Organisations and the wider sector in their delivery of consistent, quality artistic and cultural opportunities and provision for young Londoners.
We can't do this alone, and value your input and collaboration. So as part of our ongoing conversation, we're collecting feedback and thoughts from a range of people on the opportunities and challenges in arts and cultural education across London.
We are calling this process 'Bridge Building'
There are four main ways to contribute and have your say:
You can also feed in to this conversation online, via our Survey Monkey questionnaire.
Teachers, artists, organisations, local authorities, young people - we want to gather as wide a view as possible...
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These sessions are invite only, and are primarily for arts and creative / cultural organisations. Summaries from each of the discussions will be available online from early January 2012.
We are hosting a one day event for teachers across London to provide inspiration and practical support to help develop new and innovative ways of maintaining high quality cultural engagement. Teachers will be the opportunity to air their views and ideas about the 'Bridge' concept.
This event will take place in early 2012 - details tbc.
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Question to Sir Ken Robinson - Building the Future
From what you know about A New Direction, a
former Creative Partnerships delivery organisation, and as a new
'Bridge', what do you think about what it could achieve in the future?
See more from Sir Ken Robinson
Have you taken the survey, and want to offer more feedback? Click here to download and complete the further feedback form
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