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Being an Artsmark school presents a fantastic opportunity to promote your school and so we have set out some ideas for using the arts and culture to engage prospective pupils, parents and staff as well as the wider community

Upon registration, schools and education settings agree to the Artsmark Fee and Data Conditions

Creative learning is not a soft option. Subjects such as art and design, dance, drama and music should be part of every child’s education. They inspire inquisitiveness, persistence, imagination, discipline and collaboration – but they’re also worth learning for their own intrinsic benefits.

Complete the form to register for Artsmark to access a whole host of resources and support to develop your arts and cultural provision.

Find out about the world-leading teacher CPD offer from Goldsmiths, University of London, and book your training place.

Arts Council England has seven Quality Principles to raise the quality of work being produced by, with and for children and young people, that should be embedded throughout your practice

Fee Conditions are now included in our Terms and Conditions.

Find out more about our costs and the many benefits your investment brings.

Students and staff at Ricards Lodge High School on Lake Road, welcomed a special visit from Department of Culture, Media and Sport’s Arts, Heritage and Tourism Minister, Michael Ellis on Thursday 11 October as part of Artsmark Celebration Week, our national celebration of arts and cultural education.

As part of UK Parliament Week 2018, Iain Duncan Smith MP visited Churchfields Junior School to celebrate their prestigious Artsmark Gold Award, and hosted a debate with pupils, on Friday 16 November. Churchfields Junior School was awarded their fifth Artsmark Gold Award in July 2017, in recognition of the strength and vibrancy of their approach to arts and culture.