In June last year, Curious Minds hosted a number of online conversations with the gain a clearer understanding of the challenges education and arts colleagues were experiencing in their work during the early days of the pandemic. As well as providing a bigger picture of the educational landscape at that time, these online conversations also raised a number of questions around the practicalities of how we can deliver arts and cultural experiences to young people in a safe, yet engaging way.

In our new series of online conversations, Curious Minds will share real life examples of arts and cultural projects that have been successfully delivered to children and young people throughout the pandemic. You will hear practical ideas and tips on how you can navigate the challenges we face at this time and you will also have the opportunity to reflect on the next steps you might take with your own projects. Attendees will also have time to connect with other colleagues across the North West.

Book here

In June last year, Curious Minds hosted a number of online conversations with the gain a clearer understanding of the challenges education and arts colleagues were experiencing in their work during the early days of the pandemic. As well as providing a bigger picture of the educational landscape at that time, these online conversations also raised a number of questions around the practicalities of how we can deliver arts and cultural experiences to young people in a safe, yet engaging way.

In our new series of online conversations, Curious Minds will share real life examples of arts and cultural projects that have been successfully delivered to children and young people throughout the pandemic. You will hear practical ideas and tips on how you can navigate the challenges we face at this time and you will also have the opportunity to reflect on the next steps you might take with your own projects. Attendees will also have time to connect with other colleagues across the North West.

Book here

In June last year, Curious Minds hosted a number of online conversations with the gain a clearer understanding of the challenges education and arts colleagues were experiencing in their work during the early days of the pandemic. As well as providing a bigger picture of the educational landscape at that time, these online conversations also raised a number of questions around the practicalities of how we can deliver arts and cultural experiences to young people in a safe, yet engaging way.

In our new series of online conversations, Curious Minds will share real life examples of arts and cultural projects that have been successfully delivered to children and young people throughout the pandemic. You will hear practical ideas and tips on how you can navigate the challenges we face at this time and you will also have the opportunity to reflect on the next steps you might take with your own projects. Attendees will also have time to connect with other colleagues across the North West.

Book here

In June last year, Curious Minds hosted a number of online conversations with the gain a clearer understanding of the challenges education and arts colleagues were experiencing in their work during the early days of the pandemic. As well as providing a bigger picture of the educational landscape at that time, these online conversations also raised a number of questions around the practicalities of how we can deliver arts and cultural experiences to young people in a safe, yet engaging way.

In our new series of online conversations, Curious Minds will share real life examples of arts and cultural projects that have been successfully delivered to children and young people throughout the pandemic. You will hear practical ideas and tips on how you can navigate the challenges we face at this time and you will also have the opportunity to reflect on the next steps you might take with your own projects. Attendees will also have time to connect with other colleagues across the North West.

Book here