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Watts Gallery (Kids in Museums)

(Last edited: Friday, 16 October 2015, 10:50 AM)

14 teenagers aged 13 to 18 years old from Park Barn Youth Project completed Bronze Arts Award with the Watts Gallery.

The project was funded through Arts Council England as part of the ‘World Stories South East’ project, and aimed to help the young people develop work-based skills.

KIM Watts Gallery Bronze.pdf

West Yorkshire Playhouse

(Last edited: Friday, 30 October 2015, 10:13 AM)

West Yorkshire Playhouse has been delivering Arts Award across all levels for
over three years, with around 200 young people successfully completing their
awards in that time. Delivery varies from large projects and programmes to a drop-in policy, meaning any young person interested in Arts Award has an opportunity to take part. 

West Yorkshire Playhouse is a 2015-2016 Good Practice Centre

West Yorkshire Playhouse.pdf

Woodlands Community College

(Last edited: Friday, 30 October 2015, 10:51 AM)

Woodlands Community College is a comprehensive community school for 11-
16 year olds in Southampton, with 560 students. They have been offering Arts Award since 2006 and over 200 young people have achieved awards to date. The award is offered at all five levels in a range of art forms, including visual and performing arts, literature and media.

Woodlands Community College is a 2015-2016 Good Practice Centre

Woodlands Community College.pdf

Work in Progress Arts

(Last edited: Friday, 30 October 2015, 11:15 AM)

Work in Progress (WiP) is a Birmingham-based arts organisation delivering
arts, heritage and cultural activity with, for and by children and young people.
They have delivered Arts Award for over three years, working with a diverse range of young people across all levels of Arts Award. 

Work in Progress Arts is a 2015-2016 Good Practice Centre

Work in Progress Arts.pdf