Schools & Education | Norfolk & Norwich Festival

Festival Bridge believes that all children and young people should have the opportunity to experience and be inspired by great arts and culture both in and outside of the classroom as part of Arts Council England’s Cultural Education Challenge.

We can support all education settings to develop their arts and cultural programme, and to form sustainable relationships with arts and cultural organisations in our region through Artsmark, Arts Award and our Local Cultural Education Partnerships.

Our dedicated Education Managers Abi and Jen can offer support and advice to schools and educators across our region.

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Artsmark

Awarded by Arts Council England, designed by schools, Artsmark helps schools to deliver a high quality arts and cultural education

Arts Award

Arts Award’s set of unique qualifications supports children and young people to develop as artists and arts leaders

CALSA

Find out more about our Cultural & Arts Leaders in Schools and Academies programme

Local Cultural Education Partnerships

Join your LCEP to share knowledge and understanding with fellow educators and form links with arts and cultural organisations

Governor Training

Find out more about our Governor Training programme

Creating the Future

A partnership project building effective careers education, information, advice and guidance on pathways to the creative industries

Cultural Education Map

Search for NPOs, Music Hubs, Museums & Heritage, Libraries, Arts Award Supporters and Artsmark schools across the Festival Bridge region:

Get in touch

Email: bridge@nnfestival.org.uk
Tel: 01603 878285

Blog Posts

Why you should be confident presenting your arts and culture provision to Ofsted

Is your Curriculum Ofsted ready?

Exploring the new Ofsted framework with the help of Mary Myatt, Amanda Spielman, and Artsmark.

5 ideas that enable children and young people’s creativity, curiosity and agency

An insight into ‘cultural capital’ and why it’s important to understand the difference it makes.

Responding to the Ofsted consultation

A broad and balanced curriculum has to include Arts and Culture

Returning to teaching, refreshed and ready!

“Really? You must be mad!” Cried my friends and colleagues as I announced that after a two and a half year gap I was about to return to teaching…

CALSA blog: working together is success

Supporting best practice in Early Years Arts...

A new blog post by our Education Manager Abi Marrison

CALSA blog: an introduction

In the first of a series of blogs, Stephen Hughes, one of our team of Cultural & Arts Leaders in Schools and Academies introduces us to his CALSA journey….

Heritage Hack Model Making Lab!

We are very excited to be hosting this workshop as part of NessFest Youth Arts Festival happening on Tuesday 23 October

Artsmark Festival

A round-up of our Artsmark Festival on Saturday 13 October

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