Primary Subject Network - Art

Relevant to Primary Subject Leaders.

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Thursday 1 October, 1.30pm to 4.30pm
Edith Neville School

Join fellow primary art leads for an inspiring afternoon reflecting on the learning from the Camden Schools Art Biennale.

Emma Jacobs and Alix Smith will share examples of projects developed in schools as part of the Biennale, alongside practical activities designed to develop art skills and ideas that can be taken back into the classroom.

The session will also provide an opportunity to evaluate this year's Biennale, celebrate successes, and contribute ideas for the future as we begin planning for CSAB 2028.

I will also provide an update on exciting arts opportunities available to schools during the coming year.

 

Primary Subject Leader Networks are collaborative groups designed to support subject leaders in schools. These networks aim to enhance curriculum design, pedagogy, and professional development by bringing together educators to share best practices and resources.

These networks provide opportunities for:

  • Staying updated on subject-specific developments, such as new resources or reports.
  • Exchanging ideas and strategies for effective teaching.
  • Collaborating on curriculum design and implementation.
  • Supporting new subject leaders in their roles.

Subject Leaders are invited to meetings directly by the network lead, but are welcome to invite other members of their teams to attend.

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