Nottingham's Cultural Education Partnership
Nottingham's Cultural Education Partnership
Nottingham's Cultural Education PartnershipNottingham's Cultural Education PartnershipNottingham's Cultural Education Partnership
About Us
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Our purpose is to bring Nottingham's cultural and education sector together - to explore, research, innovate and improve the city's cultural learning offer to more and different children and young people. We want to collaborate, evaluate and facilitate closer working relationships with universities, schools, colleges and other education providers and children and young people.
"Through the Cultural Education Challenge, we want to make sure that more children and young people can create, compose, and perform. We want every child to have the chance to visit, experience and participate in extraordinary work, and be able to know more, understand more, and review the experiences they've had." Arts Council England, 2015
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The Arts Council Inspiring and funding Cultural Education Partnerships. Soon to be launching their new 10 year strategy. Between 2018 and 2022, they will invest £1.45 billion of public money from government and an estimated £860 million from the National Lottery, in artistic and cultural experiences that enrich peoples' lives.
Cultural Learning Alliance championing a right to art and culture for every child - making the case for arts engagement.
The Mighty Creatives fuelling creativity for children and young people across the East Midlands
Arts Mark the creative quality standard for schools, accredited by Arts Council England.
Arts Award inspiring young people to grow their arts and leadership talents.
Help build a picture of creative education
We are going to be adding case studies, articles and videos that help build a picture of creative education in Nottingham. Please do share links and resources that we can share on this website and through the partnership network.
We want to know what's important to children and young people living in Nottingham in 2019. If you work with children and young people and can help us with this consultation, please contact cathy@challengenottingham.co.uk.
