Artsmark Celebration Week
11 - 15 November 2024
Artsmark Celebration Week is back
This year’s Celebration Week will take place from Monday 11 to Friday 15 November 2024.
During the week we will shine a light on how Artsmark is transforming schools across the country, and celebrate the amazing creativity of children and young people.
This year, we’re encouraging schools to host a celebration event during the week, be it a special assembly, a whole arts week or a day dedicated to creativity. Get your local MP and the media along to join in the celebrations!
Check out our resources below to help you shout from the rooftops about the impact Artsmark has had on your pupils and school community.
Shout it from the rooftops!
We’ve developed tools and resources to help you shout about arts, culture and creativity in your school.
From social media cards to show your support, to press releases and template letters to help you invite your local MP to a #CelebrateArtsmark event.
Download our #CelebrateArtsmark social media cards to use of Facebook or Twitter.
Use our new online form to tell us about your work and the impact of Artsmark on your school and pupils, and we’ll help to share your story with the world.
Invite your local MP to an Artsmark event using our template invitation letter.
Invite your local paper or radio station using our template email invitation.
Download our template press release if you're working towards your Artsmark Award.
Shout about your success and download our template press release for awarded settings.
Over on the blog
Their future plans include a podcast studio to boost writing skills and pupil voice
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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It’s why I am excited to be driving the Arts Council’s vision for creative and cultural practitioners.
Highlights from 2023
Thank you to all the schools who have been sharing their films and videos with us - keep them coming! Grab a cuppa and have a watch…
Grange Park School
Grange Park school in Sunderland talk about their visits to cultural venues including the National Glass Centre and Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens.
Creative Schools
Five North East schools identified an existing or emerging need within their school and worked with a Creative Producer and young people to address this need through a cultural and creative response.
Cragside Primary School
A film about Cragside Primary School’s Shakespeare Schools Festival project run in conjunction with Northern Stage.