Artsmark Celebration Week

 

From 7 – 11 October 2019, schools, education settings and arts and cultural organisations will be celebrating cultural education across the nation.

Now in it's third year, Artsmark Celebration Week showcases the nation's amazing cultural education and talents of our children and young people.

Here's how you can get involved with the #CelebrateArtsmark campaign: 

  • Pitch a blog idea! We’ll be sharing lots of case studies throughout the week, so if you’ve got an amazing Artsmark story to tell email your ideas to our Artsmark Comms team.
  • Celebration event: Planning an arts week or cultural event in the autumn term? Why not make it happen during Artsmark Celebration Week and get the dates in your planners now!
  • Get #CelebrateArtsmark creative! Why not plan an Artsmark Celebration Week arts project with your young people? From designing ‘Happy Artsmark Celebration Week’ posters, hosting an extra special Arts Week, to making short films about the value of creative learning, we’d love to see your Artsmark themed creativity! Don’t forget to share them on social media using #CelebrateArtsmark and tagging @Artsmarkaward.
  • Resources: Download our digital celebration resources to help you celebrate including a social media toolkit, template invitation letters to celebration events and posters. 
  • A picture says a thousand words: Download our A3 Selfie frame and share your photos on Facebook and Twitter using #CelebrateArtsmark 

Resources for schools

Resources for Artsmark Partners

Join the conversation: 

Follow #CelebrateArtsmark on Facebook and Twitter

 

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 vital 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 childhood.

Artsmark Award does brilliant work in schools and education to ensure young people access a broad and balanced curriculum that includes high-quality arts and culture.

Michael Ellis MP
Minister for Arts, Heritage and Tourism
Department of Culture, Media and Sport