NGYT in Education
Artsmark is the creative quality standard for schools and education settings, awarded by Arts Council England, recognising their commitment to high quality arts and cultural education.
NGYT is proud to be supporting schools and education settings on their Artsmark journey, inspiring children and young people to create, experience, and participate in great arts and culture.
NGYT offer a range of Theatre, Dance and Arts opportunities to local, regional and national schools and colleges. We provide everything from enrichment, to curriculum, to before and after school clubs. NGYT are able to cater to the needs of your young people.
We also create Theatre pieces that specifically cater to the needs of your young people. In the past we have created pieces around the issues of Hate Crime, County Lines, Homelessness, Identity and Peer Pressure and we are more than happy to create bespoke workshops and pieces that are responsive and relevant to world in which we live.
To find out more about Artsmark go to www.artsmark.org.uk
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to find out how NGYT can support your Artsmark journey and creative needs please
Reload my future
Most recently and thanks to Arts Council England we have been able to produce 'Reload My Future'; A virtual project for young people supporting them to reflect on the now and re-imagine their future. To take part in your school's very own 'Reload My Future'...
Take a look at the wonderful work from Chantry Primary Academy. Supported by Arts Council England.
The RESCUE Readers:
Can you Save World Book Day?
The Rescue Readers is an interactive, virtual adventure for children to enjoy from home or in school.
Ella and Edie are two book loving librarians who are incredibly excited for World Book Day, their favourite day of the year. However, Dreadful Daxon has other ideas! He is bitter that he has never been in a book of his own and has stolen the characters from some of the world’s most loved children’s stories.
Become a Rescue Reader and join Ella and Edie on this brilliant adventure, where teamwork and friendship is a must. The character’s must be found and returned to the pages where they belong or the stories as we know them will be lost forever!
Expect singing, dancing, drama, mindfulness and so much more!
Can your school help us defeat Dreadful Daxon and save World Book Day?
If you would like for your school to take part in The Rescue Readers for World Book Day, please get in touch now:
Supported by DCMS, HM Treasury and Arts Council England.
The Jumblez
Be confronted by those looking to divide us and work alongside Agent Z to uncover the importance of learning about others and finding fun in discovering the very things that connect us all.
