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We speak to Lynn Mathers, Cultural Champion and Music and Art Lead at Lakeside Primary Academy in Doncaster, about their first ever Artsmark journey, achieving Platinum in April 2025.
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Their future plans include a podcast studio to boost writing skills and pupil voice
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Artsmark is open to primary, secondary and special school with Oghogho
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It’s why I am excited to be driving the Arts Council’s vision for creative and cultural practitioners.
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Involvement with arts and culture is crucial to imagination, self-expression and creativity in young people.
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