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Cultural Education in Devon

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Cultural Education in Devon

As the 3rd largest county in England, working at a county level across Devon poses some interesting challenges when it comes to cultural education, with distinct communities and challenging geography and issues around connectivity and infrastructure. Discussion and consultation to date has indicated that a focus around the localities where young people live and the places they engage with should be explored. Key partners are considering what a sub-regional response to the Cultural Education Challenge could look like for Devon, with potential partnerships at more local levels including Barnstaple and North Devon, Exeter and East Devon, Torbay and South Devon and Plymouth and West Devon. Currently they lack the capacity to host and lead a CEP themselves. We are now working with them to explore potential ways forward. For more information on the discussions to establish a Cultural Education Partnership in Devon please contact Liz Hill at liz@daisi.org.uk.

Useful resources

There are some really interesting tools and data sets which are freely available – including the Arts Council’s ‘cultural education data toolkit’ – along with a range of other databases focussed on cost of interventions for children and young people, disadvantage, health and education.

You can take a look at these resources using the links below:

Cultural Education

Arts Council investment

Young people and education

Health and wellbeing

Disadvantage

Cost of interventions

Briefings and training events

Artsmark Partnership Programme Briefing

These free briefings are for arts & cultural organisations who want to become Artsmark Partners and help registered schools and education settings access great arts and culture for their pupils.

Artsmark

In order to attend one of the below events, you must first register your education setting with Artsmark on the Arts Council website here.

Devon Development Day – Fri 12th Jun 2020, 9:30 – 12:30
Devon Support Surgery – Fri 12th Jun 2020, 1:00 – 3:00

Cultural organisations (including NPOs)

Bold organisations are Artsmark Partners. Underlined organisations are Arts Award Supporters.

Beaford Arts Bigfoot Arts Education The Bike Shed Theatre The Burton at Bideford Museum and Art Gallery
CEDA DAISI Devon Guild Dingles Fairground Heritage Trust
Double Elephant Exeter City Council Exeter Northcott Exeter Phoenix
The Hall Exeter Kaleider Le Navet Bete Libraries Unlimited South West
Live Music Now North Devon Theatres The Poetry Archive Royal Albert Memorial Museum
Literature Works South West Heritage Trust Spacex Splodge Arts
Teign Heritage Centre Theatre Alibi Villages in Action

The Music Education Hub for Devon is Devon Music Education Hub.

For a full list of Arts Award supporters in Devon, click here.

For a full list of Arts Award centres in Devon, click here.

The Museum Development Officers in Devon are Susan Eddisford, Pippa Griffith, Alison Mills and Susan Eddisford.

The Devon Museum Partnership is led by Devon Royal Albert Memorial Museum.

The ASCEL (public libraries) representatives in Devon are Colin Bray and Kate Mackenzie.

Devon supports the Creative Skills Initiative.

Schools and Artsmark

Artsmark Registered Education Settings

Appledore School Beaford Community Primary & Nursery School Broadclyst Community Primary School Caen Community Primary School
Chagford C/E Primary Chelfham Bere Alston School Coombeshead Academy Dunsford Community Primary School
Horwood & Newton Tracey Community Primary School Instow Community Primary School Newton Abbot College Northam Schools’ Federation
Pathfield School Pilton Bluecoat Academy Queen Elizabeth’s School Sidmouth CofE (VA) Primary School
South Molton United Primary School St Mary’s Catholic Primary St Peter’s C of E Aided School Sticklepath Community Primary Academy
Stowford School Tavistock College Trinity CofE Primary & Nursery School Westclyst Community Primary School
Winkleigh Primary School Wolborough CE Nursery and Primary School Yeo Valley Primary School

Artsmark Awarded Education Settings

Clyst St Mary Primary School Ermington Primary School Georgeham CofE Primary School Goodleigh C of E Primary School
Great Torrington School Hartland Primary School
Hatherleigh CP School Lifeworks College
Modbury Primary School Our Lady and St Patrick’s Catholic Nursery and Primary South Molton Community Primary School Sparkwell All Saints Primary School
St. Mary’s CofE Primary School Stokenham Area Primary School Ugborough Primary School West Croft School
West Hill Primary School
To find details of all the schools in this Local Education Authority area please click here

Recent Case Studies from Devon

Trebah Gardens

Trebah Gardens

Culture Camp – Arts Award at St Ives School of Painting

Culture Camp – Arts Award at St Ives School of Painting

Arts Award at Bodmin College

Arts Award at Bodmin College

Arts Award at the Royal Albert Memorial Museum

Arts Award at the Royal Albert Memorial Museum

Arts Award in Gloucestershire

Arts Award in Gloucestershire

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By creating a change ecology – one where we influence policy, shape places, deliver strategic programmes and support and develop people – we can unlock potential and opportunities to create a fairer world; one that works for everyone, not just the privileged few.

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