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One primary school explains how it used the arts to engage pupils in LGBT issues and get them talking about diversity and how Respect – for oneself and for others – is one of the key values they teach at Middleton Primary.

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The Self-Assessment framework breaks down the eight Artsmark Award criteria against the three award levels: Silver, Gold and Platinum. It also describes how to use Arts Council England's Quality Principles in your planning, delivery and evaluation.

Download our handy booklet about Artsmark Award, the only creative quality standard for schools in England

This document explains the Artsmark process that schools and educational settings follow to work towards an award. Artsmark is awarded at three levels: Silver, Gold and Platinum. Find out how to complete your Artsmark submissions for assessment and discover tools and tips to support the planning, delivery and evaluation of your Artsmark journey.

This document explains the six steps involved in submitting an Artsmark application. Download the guidance for more information on how to submit your Statement of Commitment or Statement of Impact online.

This document will be used to assess your Artsmark Award. It includes the six questions that guide you to reflect on and evaluate the impact of your Artsmark journey.

This document includes guidance on how to complete your Statement of Impact.

This booklet is for those who've achieved their Artsmark Award, aimed at helping you reflect on your achievements and plan your next journey.

This document will be used to assess your Artsmark Award. It includes the six questions that guide you to write your goals and ambitions for Artsmark.