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Developed for Artsmark Celebration Week, but can be used all year round, this creative teaching resource for Key Stages 3 & 4 explores young people's identity. 

Developed for Artsmark Celebration Week, but can be used all year round, this resource for Key Stage 1 and 2 is designed to support pupils to explore and share their own story through creativity. 

Download our #CelebrateArtsmark activity ideas to help pupils get creative in the classroom.

Bourne Westfield Primary Academy share their journey to achieving Artsmark Platinum Award

On the 6th of July, hundreds of schools across the country took part in our Day to Create. Many chose to explore the marvellously magical realm of Grimm & Co with our free imaginative resources. Check out what some of them got up to... 

Our Little Inventor's activities really got students all across the country inspired and ready to invent the next big invention! Have a look at what a couple of our Artsmark schools got up to. 

Access all the things you need to #CelebrateArtsmark - resources, social media cards, and look back at our Artsmark20 Celebrations.

Creativity is at the heart of Reay Primary School’s values, particularly when celebrating the multicultural identities of its pupils. Lucy Hall, Art leader and teacher, discusses how they use creativity to strengthen their school’s diverse community.

Using art as a means for pupils to follow their own ideas and express themselves without a fear of being wrong can be a powerful way to build confidence, resilience and character. Senacre Wood Primary School in Maidstone, Kent has a focus on art for these very reasons.

Information about the refreshed Artsmark Framework that was introduced in September 2022