Consortia model - Bow Arts
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- annual cycle, check dates
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- Location
- Tower Hamlets, Greenwich, Bexley, London
About
Overview
The Bow Arts Consortia Model brings schools together to create inspirational learning opportunities for young people through collaborative partnerships. Each Consortium is made up of a partnership of schools in a local area and is suitable for existing and new school partnerships, from federations and multi-academy trusts to more informal partnerships.
What's Included
- Annual bespoke projects for each school
- Arts Award accredited after-school or holiday programmes
- Year-round professional development opportunities for teaching and support staff
- Celebration & exhibition events to share and celebrate the achievements of young people
School Benefits
- Creation of a more embedded arts education offer
- Financial savings through economies of scale and increased subsidies
- Develop sustained partnerships with local schools
- Share planning, learning and resources collaboratively with peers
- Specialist programming and skills-based development
- Professional development for teaching and school staff
- Arts Award accreditation for small groups of students
- Celebration events and exhibitions of students' work
Results
In a 12-month programme with an eight-school consortium, each school saved an average of 22% of project costs, 100% of students enjoyed their learning, and 115 teachers accessed CPD with 100% being able to transfer their learning into their classroom practice.
Contact
Find out more about Bow Arts Consortia by reading about our past projects or contact us at [email protected].
- Eligibility
- School partnerships and consortia
- Audience
- Schools and young people
- Contact
- [email protected]
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