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What is an Ambitious Art, Craft and Design Curriculum?

Mon 9 Nov 2026 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM GMT Online, Zoom

What is an Ambitious Art, Craft and Design Curriculum?

Mon 9 Nov 2026 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM GMT Online, Zoom

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What is an Ambitious Art, Craft and Design Curriculum?

Monday 9th November 5.00-6.30pm GMT

Aimed at: Art Leads, KS1, KS2 and KS3 Classroom Teachers, Home Educators, Artist Educators, Senior Leaders, Curriculum Leaders

Free to AccessArt Members, £25 for Non-Members

At AccessArt, we believe every child deserves an ambitious visual arts education that develops a broad range of skills and is sustainable and enriching beyond the classroom. Not simply a subject that teaches technical skills, art and design is a way of exploring ideas, understanding different perspectives, and imagining new possibilities.

This session examines how we can create an ambitious curriculum model that extends beyond isolated projects to become a vehicle for creativity, inquiry, cultural understanding, and personal development. We will explore how art can connect with wider school values, contribute to cross-curricular learning, engage with communities, and draw upon local, national, and global cultural resources. Through practical examples, we will consider how to build a curriculum that is relevant, inclusive, outward-looking, and future-focused. We will show how an ambitious art curriculum equips young people not only to understand the world they inherit, but also to imagine and shape the world they wish to create.

By the end of the session, teachers and curriculum leaders will have a clearer understanding of what an ambitious visual arts curriculum can look like in practice. We will provide you with fresh ideas and practical approaches, meaning you can approach your curriculum planning with confidence, with creativity and critical thinking at its centre.

We encourage you to see art and design not as an isolated subject, but as a vital part of a child's education.

Please note that this event is free to AccessArt Members. The ticket price for Non-Members is £25.

This session will not be recorded.