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Branding guidance

Before using our Branding, please download the Branding Guidance document for information on how to use the Creative Junction and Creative Partnerships Logos

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Links

Useful links and websites

Creativity Culture & Education (CCE) is the new national organisation created to generate transformational cultural and creative programmes for children and young people across England to enhance their aspirations, achievements, skills and life chances.

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Resources & guidance

Resources and guidance to support your partnerships, available to download

Creative Partner Rates of Pay Guidance

Contracting Creative Partners guidance

Creative partner recruitment and selection guidelines

Creative Junction Reflection Methodology

Learner voice – a handbook from Futurelab

The Creativity Wheel (from The Centre for Creativity and Learning, University of Sunderland)

Go local Go Global – A collection of creative and practical ideas and prompts for young people, to broaded their international outlook and encourage openness, curiosity and understanding.

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Publications

Useful downloadable publications on relevant programmes, pedagogy and research:

 
 

 
 

 

Youth Arts Transforms Lives  -A publication by Artswork that illustrates the real impact of participation in the arts and culture with, for and by young people.

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Partnership Information

Please use the following documents once you have discussed your project with Creative Junction.

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Galleries

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  • USA visit to trace the history of the Paralympic Movement

    Creative Junction programme leader for the Outdoor Commission, Kelly Wilkinson, had the opportunity to visit one of the six international partners participating in the creation of a new outdoor

  • Wheels of Glory Challenge

    Monday 21st May 2012 marks 100 days to the Paralympics. To celebrate, Creative Junction are inviting children and young people to play “Wheels of Glory”, an online game based on

  • Campaign! to be ME performance

    Campaign to be ME is part of Campaign! an Accentuate project which is part of Create Compete Collaborate, delivered by Creative Junction. Accentuate has been funded by Legacy Trust UK,

  • Phenomenal Performances at The Berkshire School Games

    Last week, hundreds of students and teachers from across Berkshire came together to take part in The Berkshire School Games.

  • “What Matters?” Exhibition

    Slough young people exhibit work entered into national art competition 27 April – 4 May 2012 Slough Young People’s Centre 323 High Street Slough Berkshire SL1 1TX Admission: Free

  • Have a look at the Create for change blog

    Creative Junction’s digital producer Sam Sedgman has been collaborating with young performers and designers based at Pegasus Theatre in Oxford to create blogs as a response to their research and

  • Smooth(ie) Operators

    Find fruit. Connect your bike to your Electric Pedals dynamo and your smoothie maker. Pedal, pedal, pedal. Enjoy your human powered fruit smoothie. This workshop was experienced by

  • The halow project use Plasticine to change the world!

    Young people at The halow project are building a campaign based around their opinions and ideas. Working with Creative Junction programme leader, Rachel Sears, this work is part of Campaign!

  • Paralympians, puppet races and physical theatre

    As Starting Line, the outdoor performance commissioned by Accentuate, the Creative Programmer for London 2012, South East and Creative Junction continues to take shape in the UK with young people

  • Virtual teachers, real learning

    Chalfonts Community College in Buckinghamshire are one of the leads for Creative Junction’s Network Schools and are exploring a range of approaches and techniques to enable teachers to create short

  • Harding House work on a Paralympic-inspired outdoor performance

    In February, visual artists Rachel Gadsden and film-maker Abbie Norris worked with pupils from Harding House (Bucks) to create work for this summer’s Paralympic-inspired outdoor performance, Starting Line. Have a

  • Teachers visit artist studio

    Teachers from William Fletcher Primary School in Yarnton, Oxfordshire have been learning printmaking skills with artist Valeska Hykel both in school and on a visit to her professional printmaking studio