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With over 430 students from Year 7 to Year 13, the sheer scale of the school’s catchment presents unique challenges:…

Five schools in Berwick upon Tweed worked with artist Martha Ellis to create a shoal of willow salmon lanterns that…

Queen’s Hall Arts were successful in securing an Everyday Heritage grant from Historic England alongside additional funding from Ray Wind…

With the support of the North of Tyne Combined Authority, theatre and creative learning charity Mortal Fools made their award-winning,…

NCEA Duke’s Secondary School identified an immediate need to raise cultural capital in the sixth form, as there was a…

This project engaged students from Duke’s Secondary School in weekly creative sessions, working alongside artists to achieve an Explore Arts…

This project empowered DCHS students to explore sustainable Textiles through the Eco Project in partnership with The Alnwick Garden.

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