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27 August 2021
Let’s Craft packs delivered to 450 families across the North East this summer
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Culture Bridge North East (CBNE) was fortunate to receive funding from Crafts Council to provide ‘Let’s Craft Packs’ for children and young people across the North East.
26 July 2021
Freelance Creative Producer call-out
CBNE is seeking to appoint a freelance creative producer to work with us from September 2021 until March 2022 on an exciting new programme for schools.
06 July 2021
Exciting opportunity for 5 NE schools to take part in a short-term CBNE programme
Exploring the question: "How can cultural learning and access to art and culture, support issues children and young people are facing at this time?"
17 May 2021
Newcastle Cultural Education Partnership seeks freelance Producer
60 days @ £175 per day between Summer 2021 and March 2023
Newcastle Cultural Education Partnership is seeking a creative, self-starting freelance Producer to significantly develop the profile and reach of Newcastle Cultural Education Partnership, so that Newcastle becomes a beacon for equitable access to excellent cultural education and cultural experiences for children and young people across the city.
Newcastle Cultural Education Partnership is seeking a creative, self-starting freelance Producer to significantly develop the profile and reach of Newcastle Cultural Education Partnership, so that Newcastle becomes a beacon for equitable access to excellent cultural education and cultural experiences for children and young people across the city.
05 May 2021
Imagine If... Digital Conference Series 15-19 Nov 2021
Imagine if... creativity gave us the freedom to learn without inhibition and to accept mistakes as part of our life-long discovery
Save the date and call out for sessions
Save the date and call out for sessions
01 May 2021
Amplify
Amplify: profiling children and young people's voice in creative & cultural learning
The Bridge network has come together to collaboratively launch a new digital series focusing on good practice in children and young people voice across England.
The Bridge network has come together to collaboratively launch a new digital series focusing on good practice in children and young people voice across England.
27 April 2021
The Duchess's Community High School celebrates platinum Artsmark status
The Duchess's Community High School in Alnwick has been awarded the prestigious Platinum Artsmark Award by Arts Council England. It is the first secondary school in Northumberland, and one of only three secondary schools in the North East, to be awarded Platinum level.
21 April 2021
CBNE Fund benefits creative young people in Durham
The latest round of grants from the Culture Bridge North East Fund at the Community Foundation Tyne & Wear and Northumberland has allowed five organisations to plan arts and creative activities for young people across the region.
19 April 2021
A students perspective - The highs and lows of learning in lockdown
As part of our Compendium series of interviews, we speak to two students from Queen Elizabeth High School in Hexham.
15 April 2021
Early Years Foundation Stage Consultant opportunity
CBNE is seeking to appoint an organisation or consultant(s) to work with us from October 2021 until February 2022 on our Creative Classrooms CPD programme for teachers. We welcome applications from cultural organisations or practitioners developing early years work, and early years leaders or consultants working in or directly with schools.
14 April 2021
We're looking for Art and Design Specialists
CreatED is a creative subject specialist training series within the Creative Classrooms online CPD programme. Having successfully developed music and dance sessions we are now looking to focus on art and design for our next mini-series.
24 February 2021
Lockdown Learning - An interview with Gary Wright, Headteacher at Usworth Colliery Primary School.
01 February 2021
Blog: Arts Award Discover at Home
By Tracy Linsley, Tees Valley Museums
Tees Valley Museums developed an Arts Award Discover at Home digital resource in May 2020. This consisted of adjusting a current booklet so that it was suitable for families, developing an accompanying crib sheet, resources to link to their collection and instruction videos, which were made accessible through their website.
Tees Valley Museums developed an Arts Award Discover at Home digital resource in May 2020. This consisted of adjusting a current booklet so that it was suitable for families, developing an accompanying crib sheet, resources to link to their collection and instruction videos, which were made accessible through their website.
01 February 2021
Blog: delivering Gold Arts Award during lockdown
By Hannah Scully, Teacher of Visual Arts, Durham Sixth Form Centre
At DSFC we are fortunate to have a variety of cultural partners that we regularly work with and the students have all sorts of creative opportunities available in the North East. This work is an integral part of our Arts Award delivery and many students get involved in extra activities, so it is an added bonus for them to be able to gain an extra qualification. Arts Award also pushes students to experience opportunities that they may not have had the chance to experience otherwise.
At DSFC we are fortunate to have a variety of cultural partners that we regularly work with and the students have all sorts of creative opportunities available in the North East. This work is an integral part of our Arts Award delivery and many students get involved in extra activities, so it is an added bonus for them to be able to gain an extra qualification. Arts Award also pushes students to experience opportunities that they may not have had the chance to experience otherwise.
01 February 2021
Blog: An Arts Award journey with MIMA
By Bella Smith, Assistant Learning Curator, Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, MIMA
MIMA puts art into action and connects art, people and ideas. Part of Teesside University, MIMA is an international art gallery and museum with close relationships with local communities. We commission, collect and re-think modern and contemporary art. We work with artists and communities on projects that raise debate, open discussion and generate new possibilities.
MIMA puts art into action and connects art, people and ideas. Part of Teesside University, MIMA is an international art gallery and museum with close relationships with local communities. We commission, collect and re-think modern and contemporary art. We work with artists and communities on projects that raise debate, open discussion and generate new possibilities.
01 February 2021
Arts Award: A Partnership Approach short film
We made this film with Blue Cabin to showcase the benefits of a partnership approach when delivering Arts Award.
26 January 2021
Keeping North East families connected with culture in a crisis
By Sallyanne Flemons, Project Manager, Family Explorers North East
Bearing the subtitle ‘Day out reviews and recommendations’ one might expect a crisis closing all our cultural venues to signal the demise of the Family Explorers North East Facebook Group. But a new partnership with Culture Bridge North East (CBNE) helped the project to stay relevant, useful and connected with the rich content our region’s cultural organisation excel at providing.
Bearing the subtitle ‘Day out reviews and recommendations’ one might expect a crisis closing all our cultural venues to signal the demise of the Family Explorers North East Facebook Group. But a new partnership with Culture Bridge North East (CBNE) helped the project to stay relevant, useful and connected with the rich content our region’s cultural organisation excel at providing.
08 December 2020
Creative arts has positive impact on health & wellbeing of school
By Charlotte Jones, Curriculum Leader of the Creative Arts at Newminster Middle School, Morpeth
"As we approached September 2020 it became clear that, as a school, we needed to put the health and wellbeing of our community at the heart of all of our activities this term, in order to support our students and staff through this pandemic. As a platinum Artsmark school the creative arts seemed the perfect outlet to provide these opportunities."...
"As we approached September 2020 it became clear that, as a school, we needed to put the health and wellbeing of our community at the heart of all of our activities this term, in order to support our students and staff through this pandemic. As a platinum Artsmark school the creative arts seemed the perfect outlet to provide these opportunities."...
23 November 2020
Blog: How schools are continuing to work with arts partners safely
By John Quinn, Artist in Residence
...I’d been so busy adjusting to the new normal, I hadn’t thought what I’d do if a school wanted an artist to actually come into school...
...I’d been so busy adjusting to the new normal, I hadn’t thought what I’d do if a school wanted an artist to actually come into school...
