27 October 2023
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Training
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Develop your career in the education, cultural & creative sectorsNetworksShow all content for ...
Networks
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Resources
Useful resources for the classroom and workplace- In Schools Touring Creative Treasure Chest
- Primary Arts In-School Touring Booklist
- Radical Self Care Journal
- Local Insiders: Digital Jobs
- Staff INSET Resource
- Space for Change
- Inclusive Progression Routes
- Dreamachine Teacher CPD
- Dreamachine Lesson Plans
- Teaching for Creativity Webinar
- Create Jobs
- Newham Trackside Wall Learning Guide
- Principles into Practice
- The Wellbeing Playlist
- Elevating the Arts in Your School
- Reset Digital Facilitation Toolkit
- Making Dance Possible for All
- Bridging the Digital Divide
- Reset Collaboration Plan
- Resource Archive
- Reset Recovery Curriculum Resource
- Creative Wellbeing at Home
- Powerful Partnerships Resource Library
- Arts Award Resources
- LookUp
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Research
Understanding key issues facing young people, schools, and the cultural sector- The Arts in Schools: Foundations for the Future
- Place Strategy 2022
- Challenge London: End of Programme Reports
- Disruptive Futures
- Research Archive
- Arts Enrichment with Young People in Care
- Reflections on the Year 3 Project
- Listening Projects
- Arts Award in Museums
- Arts Award Gold Pilot
- Building the Creative Workforce of the Future
- Place-Based Approaches: Characteristics & Learning
- Culture, Creativity and Narrowing the Gap
- Artsmark in SEND settings
- The Cultural (Re)Generation
- Artsmark & Virtual Schools
- SEND Research
- Creative Ecosystems
Listen to our new Podcast, 'Critical Curriculum'
Created for non-specialist teachers in primary and secondary school
We're excited to be launching the Critical Curriculum Podcast, hosted by Naranee Ruthra-Rajan and Andria Zafirakou part of our Teaching for Creativity programme. Each episode will uncover different areas and approaches to learning not often taught or neglected and explore what teachers can do to make space for them in their classrooms.
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(this podcast is also available to download and listen to on multiple streaming platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Listen Notes and more)
Find out more about our Teaching for Creativity programme
