• Learn practical, easy-to-implement warm-up and engagement activities to encourage creativity.
• Explore the building blocks of design and learn how to use them to meet the Design & Technology curriculum.
• Try out practical activities that guide your students from the initial creative brief to final design.
• Be introduced to the Create & Design ‘live brief’ classroom resources KS1-KS5/Post 16.

Find out more about the CPD

MPN offers a range of packages to support music education in school. This includes whole class ensemble tuition, small group instrument tuition, workshop enrichment programmes, curriculum support packages and Early Years music sessions.

All packages directly support the NEW National Plan for Music Education in Schools, which states that  “Music should be planned, sequenced and taughtas robustly as any other foundation subject”.

MPN are here to support each school, providing resources, online support and a specialist music teacher delivering your curriculum music each week

Whole Class Ensemble Tuition (WCET) programme gives every child the chance to experience the joy of making music. Delivered weekly in school by a Music Partnership North tutor, alongside a member of school staff, these sessions introduce students to playing an instrument in a fun and engaging way. Beyond learning to play, children develop a wide range of valuable skills, including teamwork, confidence, and creativity. WCET projects also include exciting performance opportunities, either within the school or as part of a larger event with other schools in the area.

The School Service Level Agreement can be downloaded here:

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What is Discover! Creative Careers ?

Discover! Creative Careers exists to inform and inspire young people about careers in the creative industries. It aims to showcase creative careers unknown to many and to explain what skills and qualifications they need to succeed in those careers when they leave school.

With funding from the Department for Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS), the 2025 – 2026 programme aims to reach young 100,000 young people to encourage them to pursue a career in the creative industries.

Lesson plans

Who are Into Film?

Into Film is the UK’s leading charity for film in education and the community. They provide screen industry careers information and advice, support young filmmakers, and bring the power of moving image storytelling into classroom teaching. The core Into Film programme is free for UK state schools, colleges, and other youth settings, thanks to support from the BFI, awarding National Lottery good cause funding and through other key funders including Cinema First and Northern Ireland Screen.

Group Training

Into Film Literacy and Oracy Training

This session will explore exciting approaches to teach literacy through film and a range of engaging activities to try out with your learners.

We’ll introduce you to a key framework, which will help you to break analysis down into manageable chunks for your learners. You’ll take part in fun literacy-focused activities, using highlights from engaging short films while also developing your knowledge of the basic elements of film.

Along the way, you’ll discover how film can be a powerful tool for supporting oracy, helping learners to build their confidence in speaking, listening and expressing their ideas clearly. You’ll come away with some great ideas to help learners develop their comprehension, analytical and creative writing skills – all through the excitement of film.

After the session, you’ll have access to the session presentation which includes film highlights and ready-made activities that you can run with your learners.

This session is for educators of 5–18-year-olds. If you are having trouble accessing this session or if you have any additional accessibility requirements, please contact onlinehelp@intofilm.org