Creativity Explores Conference March 11th 2021 at The Engine Room*

Helping teachers and teaching assistants develop a creative approach to one aspect for he curriculum. Grow your peer networks and inform your teaching practice through engaging, hands on CPD.

More details to follow. Please email alisa@somersetfilm.com if you have any queries in the meantime.

* Subject to Covid restrictions - if we are unable to deliver at a venue we will take this event online.

You can still download the resources from our 2020 conference

Take Art is part of a four-year EU-funded project called Ruritage. Their local hub Cultivate aims to bring local, people, arts and food together and is a creative partnership between the community, people and natural environment.

Cultivate’s Apple Art project invites schools to get involved in their community apple project and create an apple art tree. Further detail of the project can be found here along with a ‘how to’ video and printable handout.

They are particularly interested in working with schools in Crewkerne, South Petherton, Chard and Ilminster and have FREE workshops available for InspirED schools in this area. The workshops will be lead by Natasha Rand, visual artist, who is leading on the Apple Art project.

For more detail contact Katy at Cultivate - cultivate@takeart.org

Thanks to Arts Council funding "What a Superhero wants for Christmas” has been made into a full length filmed musical!

Schools, nurseries, paediatric wards and home education groups will be sent a vimeo link to access the film.

Release date 10/12/2020.

Visit their Facebook page for more information or email them at talltailstheatre@gmail.com

You can download our British Council Shorts resources that use a selection of short films to engage Primary and Secondary age learners to develop their understanding of the 3Cs and 3Ss of film here. These resources are suitable for use in the classroom for teacher delivery or to be used independently by learners at home.

Find out more here.

The Young People's Trust for the Environment have created a video recourse to help primary students make their own hanging garden.

Click here for the video and more.