Future Creative

• What if you could inspire creative learning in your school and support your pupils to reach their full potential by raising aspirations and attainment?
• What if you could develop a dynamic, flexible workforce with a creative solution finding attitude?
• What if you could create community cohesion and engage stakeholders with new ideas?

Future Creative can help you find the answer to these questions by using creativity to stretch people’s imaginations, spark their talents and help them to reach their full potential; offering all stakeholders a chance to gain a fresh perspective on the world through creative and cultural learning programmes.

Creative training & development:

Our programmes:

Partnership programmes

Projects

Ugly Bugs Ball & Mini Museums

Location:
Deal & Sandwich
Programme:
Creative Partnerships
Organisation:
Sandown Primary, Deal

How could we best implement a teaching framework that develops active thinking and problem solving... Read more…

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Creative Partner

1st Art Form

2nd Art Form

Approaches to Creative Learning
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News

05/07/2010

Future Creative wins bid for Hertfordshire 14-16 Alternative Curriculum Contract
The county-wide ‘Exciting Minds’ programme will work with disengaged young people with the aim of raising their confidence and life-skills.

25/06/2010

Gold Arts Award on the UCAS Tariff!
The Gold Arts Award has been awarded 35 Tariff points by UCAS. Future Creative offers Arts Award Adviser training and can help you to deliver the Arts Award in your setting, to find out more click here.

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Events

25/06/2010

Deal Festival: Opportunity for local schools
Singer and Musician Nicola Vella is working with Future Creative on a FREE schools outreach programme in the lead up to Saturday 17th 'Splash, Bang, Wallop' concert as part of the Deal festival.

28/05/2010

Future Creative supports National Family Week
31st May- 6th June 2010 is National Family Week. At Future Creative we understand the importance of family and the vital role parents play in the well-being and educational development of their children. Click here for more information about the PPEL Story Sacks Project.