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Welcome to the latest edition of the South East Bridge enews.
This month we have exciting news and updates from several of our programmes, including Horizon 20:20 in Hampshire, Open Space meetings in Berkshire, and an update on Cultural Education Partnership work in Reading. As well as this, we hear from Lorraine Cheshire, our School Liaison Manager (Hampshire, IOW, Portsmouth and Southampton) on this month's conference on integrating the arts into Special Educational Needs settings, and much, much more. We have been encouraged this month by the recognition of the vital role of arts and culture in society, as reflected in the latest Government Budget announcements, and by the recent publication of the
Government’s Culture White Paper.
As always, our resources are available to download absolutely free of charge - simply register on the Artswork site for full access. If you tick the box to register as an ENYAN member as part of this, you will also be granted access to discounted rates on a selection of our upcoming personal and professional development courses.
Thanks for subscribing and sharing the journey with us, as we endeavour to increase arts and cultural opportunities for children and young people across the South East region.
Jane Bryant
Chief Executive
Artswork
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Horizon 20:20 programme to engage hard-to-reach young people in Hampshire through arts and culture
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Hampshire Cultural Trust (HCT) is to head up an exciting new programme that will see local young people explore different art forms through a series of workshops, including printing, pottery, drama, music and poetry.
The young people, deemed to be ‘at risk of social exclusion’, will have the chance to work with professional artists and enjoy cultural visits to locations including Milestones Museum (Basingstoke) and the Tate Modern (London).
“Artswork's co-investment in Horizon 2020 supported an innovative and ground-breaking pilot programme; one with the potential to make a meaningful difference. It provided fantastic opportunities for disengaged young people to build confidence, leadership and self-esteem through participating in great arts and culture. We look forward to sharing the learning from this over the next four years.”
(Jane Bryant, Chief Executive of Artswork)
Find out more...
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Working collaboratively to shape a better future for children and young people in Kent, Medway, East Sussex and Essex
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Artswork has been working with the South East Local Enterprise Partnership’s Creative Industries group, to develop a programme that provides a link between cultural education and the development of pathways into the creative industries.
Recently launched at the House of Commons, Towards a National Prospectus for the Creative Economy in the South East sets out the ambition for the Partnership across Kent, Medway, East Sussex and Essex.
The group is working towards accessing the resources that can help to make the critical links between the work of our regional cultural education partnerships.
Find out more here...
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Integrating the Arts into SEN/D settings
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As hosts of the joint conference (held at Portsmouth Guildhall on 10th March 2016), the Evolve Consortium (consisting of New Theatre Royal, Aspex Gallery and Portsmouth Cultural Trust) and SOCO Music took a broad and inclusive approach to the challenges of integrating the arts into SEN/D settings.
The day was well attended by a range of arts and cultural organisations, arts practitioners and schools.
Read more...
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WATCH | Solent Cultural Conference 2016
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As part of a joint conference between Southampton and Portsmouth Music Education Hubs, our Artsmark and Arts Award Programme Manager, Kristianne Drake, was invited to deliver a session for schools and music partners so that they could find out more about the new Artsmark programme, how it works and how it links to Arts Award, Arts Council England’s Quality Principles and the new Cultural Education Challenge.
The day started with a keynote speech from Laura Gander-Howe (ACE Director, Children, Young People and Learning), addressing the importance of music, arts and cultural education and how it can contribute to wellbeing.
Find out more and watch the video here...
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UPDATE | Reading Cultural Education Partnership
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Reading Cultural Education Partnership recently convened its third meeting, having been successful in receiving support from Artswork for its development phase of work, which will help the Partnership produce an activity plan. Chaired by Councillor Sarah Hacker, Mayor of Reading, and facilitated by David Hill, the group agreed the Terms of Reference with minor changes.
Read more...
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Tweet of the Month
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Artswork Conference: Better Together | 29th June 2016 | London
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The 2016 Artswork Conference will bring together leaders from education, schools and arts and culture to reflect on the difference that arts and cultural education makes to the lives - and life chances - of children and young people.
The day will be packed with inspiring speakers, active and engaging workshops, innovative ideas, and thought-provoking case studies.
Our lineup of speakers, including poet and broadcaster Lemn Sissay OBE, share a commitment to improving the lives of children and young people, and many have already sparked change or influenced policy.
Find out more and book your place here...
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BBC Get Creative Day | April 2nd | Get Involved!
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On Saturday 2 April 2016, organisations and individuals across the country will be celebrating Get Creative Day - marking one year since the launch of Get Creative – a campaign encouraging participation in British arts, culture and creativity – created by the BBC and cultural movement What Next? in partnership with key cultural organisations including Voluntary Arts, Fun Palaces and the Crafts Council. The campaign will be continuing for a second year.
Find out how you can get involved here...
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UPDATE | Open Space events | Slough & Newbury
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This month, Artswork, in partnership with the Berkshire Local Authority Arts Partners, supported two free Open Space meetings for arts and cultural organisations and individual artists and practitioners from all art forms.
The exploration began with the question ‘How can we make connections to ensure the creative lives of our communities are sustained and developed?”
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Government continues to recognise value of art and culture in latest Budget
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"There is much to welcome in the Budget for arts and culture. The Government continues to see the value culture brings to our lives, to our society and to the wider economy. We are delighted the Chancellor has decided to extend creative sector tax reliefs to museums and galleries. The Arts Council, and the whole sector, put a strong case for this change. Theatre tax relief has already generated £25m, and this new relief could bring real benefits to museums and galleries."
(Arts Council England)
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Cultural Education Data Portal launched
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The data portal can be used by researchers, policy makers, and arts and cultural organisations to help support evidence-based planning at a local level, paint a picture of strengths, weaknesses and opportunities for a high quality cultural offer, or simply to gather data and evidence to support funding bids.
Find out more...
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Artswork is now on Instagram!
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Follow us as we share images from the programmes and projects we're engaged with - catch an inside glimpse of our work as it happens.
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