Artsmark

Artsmark is the national programme that enables schools, further education colleges and youth justice settings to evaluate, celebrate and strengthen a quality arts offer.

A new focus of Artsmark is to support Arts Council England achieve it’s goal of ensuring every child and young person has the opportunity to experience the richness of the arts by promoting formal education institutions to deliver rich and high quality provision. It will deliver this by providing:

• A structured and in depth online auditing tool
• Rigorous criteria against which applicants can benchmark their provision
• The support of arts education professional throughout the assessment process
• The creation of a network of organisations committed to high quality, broad and sustainable arts provision

What will Artsmark be from September 2011?

• The national programme that enables schools, further education colleges and youth justice settings to evaluate, celebrate and strengthen a quality arts offer.
• A new focus of Artsmark is to support Arts Council England to achieve its goal of ensuring every child and young person has the opportunity to experience the richness of the arts.

It will deliver this by providing:

• a structured and in depth online auditing tool
• rigorous criteria against which applicants can benchmark their provision
• the support of Artsmark assessors/teachers during the assessment process
• the creation of a network of organisations committed to high quality, broad and sustainable arts provision.

Who can apply?

• All schools in England (including Special schools and PRUs).

• FE colleges and youth justice settings (YOI/YOT) are now eligible to apply for Artsmark and bespoke forms have been designed for these settings.

What else do I need to know about the Artsmark re-launch?

• The new scheme and online application portal will launch on 1 September 2011 and there is a planned marketing campaign to promote the re-launch. Also exploring a possible joint launch with the results of the Henley Review of Cultural Education.
• The first submission date for Artsmark applications is Thursday 12 January 2012, allowing schools more time to access training and familiarise themselves with the revised criteria and application process.
• There will only be one application deadline in Round 12, we may start running two application deadlines from Round 13.

Artsmark Briefing Session for Schools

The Place, Oakengates,

• 4pm to 5pm
• Wednesday 19th October,
• Delegate fee £10,
• Please email tracey.stirling@telford.gov.uk to book a place at the Briefing session or phone Telford & Wrekin Music on 01952 380981

Telford Artsmark Schools

Rounds 8 to 10

Apley Wood Primary School Artsmark Silver

Burton Borough School Artsmark Gold

Charlton and Dothill Learning Community Artsmark Gold

Coalbrookdale and Ironbridge CE (Aided) Primary School Artsmark Silver

Crudgington Primary School Artsmark Silver

Dawley Church of England (Aided) Primary School with Nursery Artsmark

Haughton School Artsmark Gold

High Ercall Primary School Artsmark

Jigsaw School Artsmark

John Fletcher Junior School Artsmark Silver

Ladygrove Primary School Artsmark Gold

Lilleshall Primary School Artsmark Gold

Muxton Primary School Artsmark Gold

Newdale Primary School Artsmark

Newport High School Artsmark

Newport Infant School Artsmark Silver

Priorslee Primary School Artsmark Gold

Queenswood Primary School and Nursery Artsmark Silver

Randlay Primary School and Nursery Artsmark Gold

Short Wood Primary School Artsmark Gold

St George's C of E ( Cont) Primary Children's Centre Artsmark Silver

St Peter's Church of England Controlled Primary School, Bratton Artsmark Gold

St Peter's School, Edgmond Artsmark

The Bridge at HLC Artsmark Gold

The Lord Silkin School Artsmark Silver

The Sutherland Business and Enterprise College Artsmark Silver

Wrekin View Primary School and Nursery Artsmark Gold

Wrockwardine Wood Arts College Artsmark Gold

Wrockwardine Wood Infant School & Nursery Artsmark Silver