Welcome to Arts Award on Voice
Welcome to Arts Award on Voice, a dedicated area of Voice magazine that offers inspiration, ideas and resources to help you achieve your Arts Award.
Check out this new short animation (below) for Bronze part A where Samuel learnt animation skills using a free Stop Motion app. He then creatively evidenced what he learnt and enjoyed by using these new skills and creating a short Lego animation film - a great way to demonstrate your achievements!
Lots of young people use Voice to build a portfolio, check out Ben’s profile as he’s recently been busy producing lots of films and photo evidencing for his Silver, there is even a short film from an artist providing feedback to help him improve on his characterisation – take a look here to get some ideas.
There are also lots more examples of other portfolios on our portfolio examples hub to help inspire you on your Arts Award journey.
As we near the end of 2024 and head into 2025, Trinity are celebrating young people’s achievements through their Hall of Fame across all their qualifications, including Arts Award. You can take a look at one of the Bronze Arts Award nominated students and if you’d like to nominate someone then please do so here.
If you want to dive further into the world of arts and culture, come on over to Voice magazine. Voice runs interviews with creative professionals, reviews art in all of its forms, and hosts insightful and delightful blog posts about the creative sector – and all that's right and wrong with it! If you're looking to take your Arts Award to the next level, Voice is a great place to find new ideas.
How Do I Get Going?
You need to find yourself an Arts Award centre and work with an Arts Award adviser. You can also follow us for more tips online
What's It Worth?
Arts Awards are qualifications. They look good on your CV and can help you into college. You create a portfolio of work to take to interviews.
