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7 questions to explore before you leave primary school

A new collaboration between the Science Museum, TES and Arts Council England aims to bring creativity to the classroom.

Blog: Creative connections between art and science

Beth Hawkins from the Science Museum tells us why the '7 Questions' resources were developed.

One million children across England have benefitted from access to arts and culture through Artsmark

Since re-launching in October 2015, Artsmark has now reached one million pupils through over 2,500 schools across England.

Hitting the right note - how Music Education Hubs can support Artsmark in schools

Over the course of 2016, 

Our Artsmark journey: The Bridge School, London

Teacher Ryan McClelland shares his top tips for success

Learning to learn: the arts in schools

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Bringing creativity to EBacc subjects

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Supporting cultural education through film

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Artsmark: Bringing cultural education to the screen

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Hull City of Culture Team champions the arts through Artsmark

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Cultural education gives children and young people the opportunity to develop their creativity, both individually and collectively, and that's why our goal is for every child and young person to have the opportunity to experience the richness of the arts.

Darren Henley
Chief Executive
Arts Council England

It's so important that children have the opportunity to learn and enjoy arts and culture from an early age. It develops their creativity, inspires future careers and enriches their childhoods.

Artsmark does fantastic work in school across the country, bringing high quality arts and culture into the classroom.

Matt Hancock
Minister of State for Digital and Culture
Department for Culture, Media and Sport