Goldsmiths' Additional
Learning Programme
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Artsmark works in partnership with Goldsmiths, University of London, to deliver your Artsmark CPD training and support.
To complement their core Artsmark training modules, Goldsmiths offer a range of additional support and learning opportunities to support teachers to expand their subject knowledge, develop and enhance their approach to whole school change.
Through webinars, workshops, digital resources, bite-sized and microlearning, Goldsmiths will draw on their academic expertise and networks to cover a broad range of topics and themes such as:
- inclusive pedagogies
- methods and practices of co-creation
- decolonising the curriculum
- empowering youth voice
- arts entrepreneurship
These opportunities will help you:
- expand your subject knowledge
- develop your classroom practice
- be inspired by current research
- learn about new pedagogies
Upcoming webinars
Making Youth Voice Matter: Strengthening and Gathering Authentic Youth Voice.
Series of three sessions: First session is Monday 2 November, 2-3pm online
Join us for a new series of sessions designed to help schools take a deeper look at how they approach youth voice. Over the three sessions you will explore practical ways to strengthen youth voice across your school community and develop more meaningful, authentic ways of listening to young people.
This multi-session series gives you the opportunity implement your learning in your classroom, before coming back to the group to discuss challenges and develop your ideas further. The other sessions will take place at the same time on Wednesday 18 November and Wednesday 2 December.
Spaces are limited so please book as soon as possible.
Why Reading is a Creative Act
Wednesday 11 November, 1-2pm online
In this webinar we’ll explore why reading is a creative act, and how reading for pleasure maps onto the Artsmark Framework through inclusivity, pupil voice, and cultural collaborations. Led by researcher Lucy Macnab, hear inspiring examples from pioneering teachers, and learn how to leverage reading for pleasure to deliver creative and cultural empowerment for all your students.
SEND NETWORK
Goldsmiths Artsmark SEND Network
The Goldsmiths Artsmark SEND Network supports teachers from SEND settings through their Artsmark journey through half-termly online meetings.
The next SEND Network meeting will be held on Wednesday 30th September, 2pm-3pm. As it’s the start of the new academic year, this session will focus on planning, and we’ll hear from schools within the network as to how they’ve approached planning for their Artsmark journey.
If you’d like to be added to the GATE Channel or join the session please email goldsmithsartsmark@gold.ac.uk.
Additional learning opportunities
Goldsmiths offer monthly online drop-in sessions on Teams for anyone on their Artsmark journey. This is your opportunity to get your questions answered and connect with other schools.
Register for the Goldsmiths Artsmark Teachers’ Environment (GATE) - a learning and development space to support teachers across the Artsmark network to connect and collaborate.
Our Artsmark assessors share their tips for writing your Statement of Impact and how you can support them to understand the impact the arts have in your school.
Contact
Contact Goldsmiths
Get in touch with questions about the Artsmark modules, support and learning programme.
Meet the Goldsmiths team
Find out who’s behind the Artsmark programme at Goldsmiths and learn a bit about their backgrounds.