Stakeholders
The CCC stakeholder group at present comprises:
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Arts Council South East England Arts Council England works to get great art to everyone by championing, developing and investing in artistic experiences that enrich people’s lives.
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Arts Awards is run through a partnership between Arts Council England and Trinity Guildhall. This collaboration means we can support young people in their creative futures by using our extensive national network and resources to offer a respected Trinity College London qualification. Since its launch in 2005, Arts Award has grown quickly and is now flourishing in arts centres, colleges and schools, community projects, libraries, galleries, local authorities, theatres, youth clubs and youth justice settings. Through creative activities Arts Award can be used to deliver most of the Governments public service agreement for young people by raising aspiration and increasing the love of learning. The Arts Award is offered on levels 1, 2 and 3 on the national qualifications frame work and can be achieved at three levels Bronze which is equivalent standard to D to G GCSE grade, Silver is equivalent standard to A* to C and Gold is equivalent standard to A-Level. Also the Gold Arts Award is in the final stage of application to attached UCAS points and should be announce this summer. Future Creative is the lead ADO of the Arts Award in southeast. Using the delivery of the Creative Partnerships programme as leverage, Future Creative is able to get the arts award in schools to support the CP work as an accreditation. |
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Creative Junction aims to be a point at which ideas come together, explosions occur and new turns are taken. We build partnerships with and for young people, to develop creativity and to connect powerful, innovative learning across sectors. We are a community interest company working in the South East, using the knowledge and expertise gained from delivering Creative Partnerships since 2002, and building on the solid foundations of many years’ leadership experience in education and creative practice. |
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Creative Partnerships, Sussex & Surrey As the Area Delivery Organisation for Sussex and Surrey, Creative Partnerships delivers Change and Enquiry Schools programmes across the region along with an extensive range of creative practitioner training in partnership with Inroads Productions. We are working with 22 Change Schools in East Sussex, 15 Enquiry Schools in West Sussex, 20 Enquiry Schools in Surrey and we have just recruited another 12 Enquiry Schools in East Sussex. All areas are in different stages of their projects with some planning for their projects whilst others are evaluating at the end of their projects. |
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Future Creative aims to work collaboratively with partners from education, culture and business to improve the life chances of young people through the development of their creative skills. Our creative learning programmes develop imaginations, aspirations and skills for life by inspiring, challenging and empowering all involved, enabling young people and their communities to optimise their potential and contribute to their changing worlds. |
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Find Your Talent, PUSH Find Your Talent gives children and young people the chance to try out different cultural and creative activities. It's about helping them to discover new things, to express themselves, to develop a passion and to make the most of their talent.Whether it is music, art, film, theatre, dance, digital media,exploring libraries, museums or heritage, Find Your Talent is for every child and young person, whatever their age and whatever their ability. |
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Artsmark Artsmark provides a benchmark for arts provision that encourages schools to consider the opportunities they offer in art, dance, drama and music. The application form for Artsmark acts as an auditing tool, through which schools may gain an overall picture of their arts education provision. Applying for Artsmark has a strong impact on the range of curriculum activities and experiences available for pupils. The application process is able to trigger changes in provision through a combination of a sound evidence base, heightened awareness and capacity for change. |
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Gravesham Borough Council provides services to meet the needs of the borough's residents, workers and visitors. Your council's working structure comprises the Cabinet, the Full Council, and committees. |
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Groundwork supports communities in need, working with partners to help improve the quality of people’s lives, their prospects and potential and the places where they live, work and play.
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Hampshire County Council is the unitary authority that covers the Hampshire area.
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The Learning and Skills Council exists to make England better skilled and more competitive. We have a single goal: to improve the skills of England’s young people and adults to ensure we have a workforce of world-class standard.
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Modern Art Oxford is the largest gallery devoted to modern and contemporary art in the South East. Founded in 1965, the gallery has a national and international reputation for the quality of its exhibitions and accompanying community and education programme. From landmark solo presentations to pioneering group exhibitions, Modern Art Oxford keeps you up to date with the most exciting developments in international art.
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Museums Libraries & Archives South East Leading strategically, the MLA promotes best practice in museums, libraries and archives, to inspire innovative, integrated and sustainable services for all.
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Oxfordshire County Council is the unitary authority that covers the Oxfordshire area.
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Runnymede South Confederation
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Screen South is the film and media agency for the South East of England. We aim to be a resource that helps people get their ideas off the ground, whether they want to make a short film, learn how to write successful scripts, set up a film festival or shoot a major movie here. We promote talent, preserve our film heritage and find ways of presenting exciting film to new audiences.
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SEEDA has one aim - to support the economic development of this world-class region. We work at a local, regional, national and international level to attract inward investment, to help businesses reach their full potential and to win practical support from a range of partners. We bring funding into the region to help the economic growth of the South East.
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We are the Specialist Schools and Academies Trust (SSAT), an independent, not-for-profit membership organisation dedicated to raising levels of achievement in secondary education. |
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Dada-South's vision is to achieve a society in which disabled and Deaf people are valued, their creativity is nurtured and they play a key part in a thriving economy. Dada-South supports Deaf and disabled artists through the provision of inclusive and innovativeopportunities and through investment in their creativity, enabling their practice to grow and to develop a dynamic profile and reputation for excellence
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For 45 years, Pegasus has pioneered theatre and arts education work with young people, the local community and professional artists at the start of their career. We have a track record for delivering high quality, accessible and inspiring activities that encourage people to take part in the arts. Pegasus is indeed a special place for creativity.
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