Arts Award on Voice

We are delighted to share our online Youth Music-funded provision to achieve a Bronze Arts Award in Songwriting: Higher Rhythm Education

This is my entry for the Voice Summer Showcase. The final design of a newborn baby stork-human hybrid named Mellow, done digitally. Her backstory revolves around the saying 'birds of a feather flock together' or being considered guilty by association.

This is my review of The extremely embarrassing life of Lottie Brooks.

This Valentine's Day, we're revisiting our 2010 exhibition, Romantic Proposal.

An exhibition exploring the rituals of courtship.

Arts Award has been supporting the development of creativity and leadership skills for all young people for 15 years. Arts Award has championed creativity, nurtured talent and offered insights into the arts world, together with a taste of creative careers. Across the UK there are over 4,000 centres and an impressive 563,973 awards achieved. That's a LOT of Gold, Silver, Bronze, Explore and Discover Arts Awards over the years!

Want to find out what the judges are looking for with your TrinityTalent Class of 2020 nominations? Read on to find out all about it. 

Seb Pedder shares his experience of writing a novella on the slave trader for his Silver Arts Award. 

For my arts award I have written a review based on the marvel movie Spiderman far from home.

Interview (over email due to social distancing) with Wolverhampton Poet Laureate Emma Purshouse on her experiences and involvement in the poetry 'industry'. Published here with full permission from Emma.

We chatted with Theresa Lola, poet, facilitator and Young People's Laureate for London, about how to write poetry and make a career as a poet. It's part of the Artist Workshop with Voice series, funded by Arts Council England.

Visit to the St Helens World of Glass Museum

Written by Danni Skelding 

For a long time we have been fed the narrative that arts subjects don't belong in schools. So I decided to dig a little bit deeper. Why do people feel this way about these subjects? And is there any substantial evidence to support their views?