For teachers working within art & design

This informal VIRTUAL event will allow you to take advantage of the free CPD session offered by The Northern School of Art

This session will be delivered over Microsoft Teams and an access link will be sent closer to the time.

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Date: Wednesday 24th AprilTime: 4.30pm - 6pm (ONLINE ONLY)

About

Best Practice: 'Developing Sketchbook Work' by Creative Practitioners and Lecturing staff at The Northern School of Art

Our enthusiastic team will demonstrate the magic formula of compiling a double-page spread of a sketchbook. Talking through each stage of the creative process and how pupils can record and document their work more effectively. This session will cover key themes/challenges experienced by teachers and learners in the classroom today. Delegates will be invited to submit questions and we aim to respond during the session.

About The Northern Creative Network (TNCN)

The Northern Creative Network is run by The Northern School of Art as part of its mission to promote teaching and participation in the creative subjects so that there is a secure talent pipeline to meet the needs of a growing and diverse industry.

We provide:

· CPD sessions and short courses for teachers and advisers (both online and in-person)

· Industry insight events which includes a weekly programme of industry speaker webinars

· IAG information, specifically targeting any knowledge gaps of specific sectors e.g. stage & screen industries

· Networking platform for both education and creative culture sectors

· Masterclasses in techniques and other bespoke services

TNCN forms part of the School’s wider suite of outreach work. We provide a range of activities and interventions to help school’s enable young people to develop their creative and cultural capital. Our activities encompass both light-touch e.g. one-off masterclasses/workshops to more intense levels of engagement e.g. year-long Saturday Club participation.

If you would like to join our network and be added to the mailing list, please contact [email protected]

0 1642 288 888

Email: [email protected]