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When you receive your Artsmark Award, you'll also receive the Your Artsmark Award booklet to help you reflect on your success and help you plan your next journey, Download it here.
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Whether you're just getting started, ready to start your Artsmark submissions or celebrating your success, find all you need here.
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Congratulations on achieving your Artsmark Award! Download our templates and resources to help you shout from the rooftops about your achievements!
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Explore how museums and heritage sites can be places for learning, connection and creativity with GEM – the Group for Education in Museums.
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Find out about how we are improving Artsmark, broadening our reach and supporting innovative practice in schools through the arts, culture and creativity.
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Find out about the world-leading learning programme from Goldsmiths, University of London.
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Sign up for our termly e-newsletter to find out more about Artsmark and the impact arts, culture and creativity is having on schools.
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How can rural schools overcome barriers to arts access? Discover how the Artsmark framework helped schools in Cumbria take small steps toward big creative change.
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Bradford is this year's UK City of Culture. Tom Howell shares how the Bradford Artsmark Schools Network is helping schools turn short-term aspirations into lasting change.
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Discover how Burnham-on-Crouch Primary School has woven creativity into everyday learning, transforming inclusion, wellbeing, and community through the arts.
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