Apply to become a Change or Enquiry School with Cre8us Now!
27 Jan 2010
Area Delivery Organisation: Cre8us - Coventry, Solihull and Warwickshire
Cre8us are now recruiting schools in Coventry, Solihull & Warwickshire to apply to take part in the Creative Partnerships' programme 2010-11, receive funding and professional support to work in partnership to develop your creative curriculum.
Cre8us promotes a creative approach to learning in order to make a meaningful and lasting difference to the lives of young people. Whether your challenge is to improve the engagement of pupils, increase enjoyment of writing for boys in a particular year group, increase pupil voice, or develop a more creative curriculum for your whole school - Cre8us will support you to plan and deliver a bespoke programme of work. Working in partnership with you, Cre8us provides you with creative practitioners and access to funding to provide young people with exciting creative and cultural opportunities.
Is your school ready for change?
If you are already engaged in creative innovation in your school, e.g. through the Creative Partnerships Enquiry programme, we are now able to offer the opportunity to schools that are ready to deepen and strategically transform their approach and operations to achieve their aim. As part of our Change School programme, schools will receive funding of approximately £15,000 and professional ongoing support during this one year partnership. (Schools must match fund 25% of the total budget, i.e. up to £5,000).
The application deadline for the Change School programme 2010-2011 is 25th February 2010.
Or...Is your school ready to try a new creative approach?
We are now recruiting schools in our region who want to try out new creative approaches to teaching and learning, and are prepared to work with creative professionals to make this happen.
We are looking for schools to join our Enquiry School programme. This is a one year creative learning programme, typically targeted at a specific group of pupils and teachers. Schools receive up to £3,000 of funding and support from a creative professional to explore and develop a new creative approach to teaching and learning in a way that will benefit their school. (Schools must match fund 25% of the total budget, i.e. £1,000).
