Themed Silly Squad, this year the challenge is a celebration of funny books, happiness and laughter. Produced by The Reading Agency and run in partnership with libraries the Summer Reading …
The ELS mobile library is a great way to help promote reading for pleasure in your school. It stocks a wide range of fiction and non-fiction leisure reading for 3 …
Developed and delivered by specialists, our cross-curricular workshop explores the topic of Space through a variety of fun, creative activities to really capture children’s imagination and create a memorable learning …
Education at The Palace offers a wide range of opportunities for schools and colleges with a variety of workshops and projects available, including bespoke packages.
We have a range of …
Inspire Libraries are pleased to welcome school classes to visit the library. Regular book exchange visits can help maintain pupil's interest in reading for pleasure outside the classroom. Inspire library …
Inspire Youth Arts (IYA) is based at The Old Library Venue & Media Centre in Mansfield. Our fantastic facilities allow us to offer a dynamic arts programme run by professional …
Mansfield Museum provides fantastic opportunities for pupils across the Key Stages and beyond to learn about their local environment, its history, its people, its natural features - and how they …
We are always happy to visit your school and discuss and explore appropriate ways in which we could support the arts in your school.
We work with professional artists in …
Inspire Youth Arts has over 20 years’ experience in designing, developing and delivering exciting and innovative arts projects with young people. We use highly skilled professional artists and work across …
Suitable for Primary Key stage 2, Secondary and Special Educational Needs schools, our Taiko Drumming workshops provide a holistic experience that will enable all of your children to be involved …
Inspire is part of theatre …
A bank of creative science activity resources to help those looking after children at home to help keep them curious!? Including:
Department for Education has pulled together a list of online education resources for home education.
Award-winning independent publishers Scallywag Press have kindly recorded a few of their authors reading their stories. This includes:
The Mighty Hub of Creativity has been launched. This includes a number of resources and experiences for Children and Young People across the region and across the country.
Nonsuch offers a range of creative classes, youth theatres, courses, community projects & school connections.
Creative Fridays: Every Friday morning from 10am – 12pm we’re hosting an exciting online creative …
The Nottingham Festival of Science and Curiosity takes place each February with the aim of celebrating and breaking down barriers to STEM engagement in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire.
The next festival …
In response to the current climate, we are continuing to produce groundbreaking and exceptional performing arts for children, bringing world class cultural experiences to their homes and classrooms
The Girl …
In this booklet, which will be revised and added to every few months, you’ll find highlights of our upcoming events, training and creative opportunities available to you from Arts and …
Unforgettable arts experiences for your classroom and home schooling
We are delighted to let you know that this year’s Spark Festival At Your School programme is taking place online as …
Miner2Major is a five-year Landscape Partnership project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. Innovate Educate Ltd and Creative Learning Partnership have been commissioned to deliver the ‘Century of Change’ …
Dance4 has teamed up with Inspire Youth Arts and Nottingham based company, Next Door Dance, to bring MoveMore, a helpful resource for primary level students, with the aim of …
Widen your knowledge of quality texts to support the Primary Curriculum, raise literacy standards and develop
An ELS CPD Booktalk delivered by our professional librarians can:
Be held Virtually via …
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