Working with schools, artists and arts organisations to provide cultural opportunities for young people
“ . . . . and if we truly wish to use all our talent, offer opportunity for all, and increase social mobility, then access to arts and culture must remain high on the agenda, whether in school or outside school.” Darren Henley (CEO ACE)
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HRAEN has commissioned 6 new Career Insight Conversations from Culture Shift as part of our Schools Connect project.
The online conversations each include a professional introduction, Q&A session, top tips for being successful in a specific industry and a task-based creative challenge. They are designed to be an easy way for teachers to include creative careers into the curriculum. You can find the films on our resources page or follow the link to the Culture Shift website. |
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HRAEN plastics project at Bexhill Museum for Coastal Currents 2019.
Thanks to artist James Byford, Chantry Community Primary School, King Offa Primary Academy and Bexhill College. The Hastings and Rother Arts Education Network seeks to help redress the balance of diminishing cultural resources in schools. Established in 2013 the network brings together schools, cultural organisations and artists in meaningful, lasting relationships. Working with partners in Hastings and Rother in East Sussex, the focus is on using local resources for local schools, creating sustainable projects that embed culture into the everyday lives of our young people. We offer regular networking meetings for teachers and practitioners, information exchange including newsletters, opportunities for cultural engagement and bespoke cultural projects; supporting teachers in the classroom, artists working in schools and organisations offering cultural outreach. Latest:
Chalk Cliff TrustHRAEN have been lucky enough to be awarded funding from the Chalk Cliff Trust. We will be using this funding to employ administrative support to extend the network and its projects.
Hastings Opportunity AreaHRAEN is working with the Hastings Opportunity Area to deliver additional opportunity to young people in Hastings. Working with the Schools Connect and Hofesh Shechter projects our work will be focused on the Hastings Secondary Academies.
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