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Title: The Cultural Curriculum


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The Cultural Curriculum
  • In recent years the pressures on schools to
    develop and deliver the core curriculum have led
    to a general decline in provision, resources and
    energy devoted to the arts. This has been
    reported by HMI, QCA and subject associations.

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The Cultural Curriculum
  • Anecdotal evidence of renewed confidence and an
    ability to make changes to curriculum
  • Cumbria Healthy Schools - used artists to reflect
    on impact of foot and mouth in devasted
    communities
  • Specialist Arts Colleges
  • ArtsMark setting standards and celebrating
  • Revised Arts Council - Creative Partnerships
  • Arts Weeks
  • EDP Local Priority by popular request

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EDP G1
  • 1. Development and dissemination of information
    and exemplars
  • 2. Improvement of teachers subject knowledge and
    pedagogy
  • 3. Creation of networks in order to support
    action research, curriculum development and
    project planning
  • 4. Support for the development of arts
    initiatives in schools

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Key Points
  • Momentum nationally in developing the arts
    curriculum has not been strong
  • There is evidence that opportunity, interest,
    practice and resources are becoming available
  • We can do more together than we can in isolation

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E D P G1
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  • 1.1 Identify and disseminate information,
    through the Internet, about arts expertise
    (especially that provided through
    Buckinghamshires specialist arts colleges),
    resources, curriculum management strategies and
    exemplars of successful management practices.

What sort of information do you need? Who needs
it? Where would it come from?
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  • 1.2 Improve the breadth and balance of the
    curriculum through the development and promotion
    of whole school arts policies and strategies.

How? A county policy or a policy exchange? What
do you need and how do you need it?
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  • 2.1 Improve teaching by providing professional
    development opportunities and support to
    strengthen teachers subject knowledge and
    understanding of arts pedagogy.

What sort of development opportunities?For whom?
How much?
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  • 2.2 Improve teaching by providing opportunities
    for teachers to work with artists and others with
    professional expertise.

How would this work? Why is it important?
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  • 2.3 Improve the use of new technologies in arts
    subjects (notably art, design and music) by
    supporting schools in developing teacher
    expertise in this area

Is the technological base there yet? Are there
any regional or national exemplars yet?
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  • 2.4At Key Stage 4 and Post-16, improve, where
    appropriate, teaching and learning related to the
    design and cultural industries (in particular in
    support of vocational GCSEs) by supporting
    schools in developing units of work and engaging
    with professionals in the field.

?
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  • 3.1 Work with schools to identify needs and
    opportunities, using the Arts Team to develop and
    support County and area networks for managers of
    arts subjects

What should this be in this area? Who should be
involved? How should we proceed?
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  • 4.1 Improve arts provision and standards in
    schools by supporting and promoting the
    acquisition of the Arts Mark Award.

What sort of support would you need?
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  • 4.2 Improve arts education in Buckinghamshire by
    Identifying, supporting and providing access to,
    a full range of arts subject (and phase specific)
    expertise and experience through the creation of
    a Buckinghamshire Arts Team, which includes
    teacher/artist/adviser consultants, as
    appropriate.

What sort of expertise is needed in this
team? Where would we get it from? What strategic
and operational role should it perform? How
should it engage with area networks?
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EDP activities
  • 1 disseminate information
  • 2 policies
  • 3 improve teaching - professional development
  • 4 improve teaching - teachers artists
  • 5 new technologies
  • 6 16 curriculum
  • 7 County and area networks
  • 8 Arts Team
  • 9 Arts Mark

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to illuminate (issues and opportunities)

to plan (to consider players, strategies and
programmes)
END
to engage (with head teachers)
to inform (about QCA creativity programme)
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