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Feature
23 November 2015Top tip 3: Artists are wonderful
by Shannon HayView FeatureFind them, talk to them, work with them - get inspired across the arts. Great place to start is reading Voice interviews …and you'll find some artists already love Arts Award, check poet Holly McNIsh
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Feature
23 November 2015Top tip 2: KISS
by Joshua Gould ContributorView FeatureKeep It Simple Stupid! Challenge yourself to do one creative thing - don't make life too complicated. Check out Voice's How to guides for straight-talking help.
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Feature
23 November 2015Top tip 1: Love your art
by Neha Lakhanpaul ActivistView FeatureChoose an arts activity you really enjoy and you'll love doing your award too. Arts Award lets you decide what you do, so now's the time to get into some crazy art form no-one's heard of but you think is great. Maybe it's time to give yarn-bombing a go?
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Interview
19 November 2015What goes on at? Takeover Day
by Emily Steer Voice TeamView InterviewTakeover Day was set up by Kids in Museums to allow children the chance to experience 'meaningful roles, working alongside staff and volunteers to participate in the life of the museum'. Takeover Day 2015 is happening tomorrow, with arts institutions and platforms across the UK allowing over 5000 kids to get behind the wheel. We caught up with Project Administrator, Mikaela Webb to find out more.
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Feature
19 November 2015Top tip 10: Use your Voice
by Sally Trivett Voice TeamView FeatureLove the content on our new site? Get posting now!
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Blog
7 November 2015MozFest2015-AADigital
by Neha Lakhanpaul ActivistView BlogArts Award are down at MozFest 2015 this weekend to look at the ways we can get creative with technology and digital media.
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News
7 November 2015Top news of the week… 7th November 2015
by Tom Inniss Voice TeamView NewsA roundup of arts and media stories this week
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Blog
5 November 2015Get Gold - a blog by Emrys
by Emrys Green Voice TeamView BlogA new blog by Arts Award Youth Network Project Manager, Emrys Green, sharing insights and ideas from his experience of doing and advising on Arts Award. Informal ramblings designed to give some useful information about how you can achieve your own Gold Arts Award.
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Blog
5 November 2015Get Gold with the Arts Award Youth Network
by Emrys Green Voice TeamView BlogIf you read my first post, then you'll known that I have the privilege of managing the Arts Award Youth Network. We run events and activities to support young people interested in the arts and Arts Award.
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Blog
5 November 2015Get Gold with a difference
by Emrys Green Voice TeamView BlogGold is about preparing you for the creative industries - in a way A levels don't often do (in my opinion). Keeping a broad cultural experience is exciting.
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Blog
5 November 2015Get Gold by reaching out
by Emrys Green Voice TeamView BlogOutreach programmes and 'making art accessible' are not about belittling it, relying on 'amateur' work, or squeezing it into strange places.
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Review
3 November 2015Bugsy Malone by Glenda
by Lucy ThorntonView ReviewNightingale Class from Cambridge School went to the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith to see Bugsy Malone.
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Review
3 November 2015Bugsy Malone by Tim
by Lucy ThorntonView ReviewNightingale Class from Cambridge School went to the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith to see Bugsy Malone.
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3 November 2015Bugsy Malone by Taiwo
by Lucy ThorntonView ReviewNightingale Class from Cambridge School went to the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith to see Bugsy Malone.
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3 November 2015Bugsy Malone by Shannon
by Lucy ThorntonView ReviewNightingale Class from Cambridge School went to the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith to see Bugsy Malone.
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3 November 2015Bugsy Malone by Shanna
by Lucy ThorntonView ReviewNightingale Class from Cambridge School went to the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith to see Bugsy Malone.
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3 November 2015Bugsy Malone by Sally
by Lucy ThorntonView ReviewNightingale Class from Cambridge School went to the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith to see Bugsy Malone.
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3 November 2015Bugsy Malone by Maison
by Lucy ThorntonView ReviewNightingale Class from Cambridge School went to the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith to see Bugsy Malone.
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