Season’s Greetings from As Creatives

News, School Workshops

It’s been an incredibly challenging year here at As Creatives – and, of course, for everyone. But we’ve never wavered in our determination to do all we can to provide the very best in creative education for children and young people across the UK and beyond.

Season’s Greetings from As Creatives

News, School Workshops

Travelling by road, rail, ferry and air, 2019 has been another record breaking year here at  As Creatives. And since last January, we’ve taken our creative maths, science, literacy, history and CPD programmes to schools in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, the Channel Isles, Italy and Poland – working directly with … Read More

Case Study: Creative Approaches to Conferences

Case Studies, News

We have a great track record in designing and delivering conferences that take creative approaches to sharing experiences and extending learning – conferences that engage delegates as active participants rather than as passive consumers. In the past, these have included conferences for teachers (KS4 in Context), young people (My Space, Our Space) and cultural organisations … Read More

Resource – Developing Tomorrow’s Leaders – The New

News

We’re delighted to announce the launch of “Leadership – A Learning Journey” , a resource we’ve produced in collaboration with international arts consultant Gerri Moriarty for The New, a collaboration of five of the North West’s leading cultural organisations. Over two years, and funded by the Cultural Leadership Programme, these organisations, Chinese Arts Centre, Contact, … Read More

Resources – FACE Facts Campaign

Case Studies, Free Teaching Resources, School Workshops

Based at the University of Liverpool, Moving On With Life and Learning (MOWLL for short) support adults with learning difficulties become self advocates through innovative and person-centred development programmes. The organisation has recently launched its FACE Facts campaign, aimed at stopping hate crime – with a particular focus on hate crime committed against people with … Read More