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Artsmark is open to primary, secondary and special schools, as well as hospital schools, pupil referral units, youth offending teams and sixth form colleges in England. 

Artsmark is open to primary, secondary and special schools, as well as hospital schools, pupil referral units, youth offending teams and sixth form colleges in England. Artsmark is open to primary, secondary and special schools, as well as hospital schools, pupil referral units, youth offending teams and sixth form colleges in England. 

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Artsmark costs £500 for your entire two-year Artsmark journey, plus a further two years of accreditation from the Arts Council. If you have less than 100 pupils, you get a 50% reduction and pay just £250.

Artsmark is open to primary, secondary and special schools, as well as hospital schools, pupil referral units, youth offending teams and sixth form colleges in England. 

Rainham Mark Grammar School (RMGS) is an 11-18 co-educational grammar school, located in the Medway region of Kent, with around 1,550 students that promotes equality, diversity, and inclusion. 

To complement the core Artsmark Development training modules, Goldsmiths offer a range of additional learning opportunities to support you to expand your subject knowledge and develop and enhance your 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

I think of my own local museums; I can see dinosaur skeletons and fossils excavated in Leicestershire itself, and paintings collected by the curators who lived here. There is militaria from our local regiment, heirlooms of Leicester’s industrial heritage, and even Picasso ceramics given to the city by Sir Richard Attenborough. 

I think of my own local museums; I can see dinosaur skeletons and fossils excavated in Leicestershire itself, and paintings collected by the curators who lived here. There is militaria from our local regiment, heirlooms of Leicester’s industrial heritage, and even Picasso ceramics given to the city by Sir Richard Attenborough. 

The museums directly maintained or supported by local authority funding hold diverse collections – each a doorway to a new story or experience. Many of these collections are Designated for their quality and significance alone. Each visit to collections proudly telling the stories of shipbuilders in Newcastle, or footwear manufacturers in Northampton, weaves together our local and national story and brings our shared cultural heritage to every corner of the country.