MISSION
The Lincolnshire Cultural Education Partnership (LCEP) will nurture, promote and co-produce an invigorating and inclusive offer that yields excellent outcomes for children, young people and communities. Through partnership working and collaboration the LCEP will provide inspiration, challenge and support for the Education and the Cultural & Creative Industry sectors.
The LCEP will provide access to practically valuable connectivity to national and international best practice, research, advice and guidance and will ensure that creativity and culture impact meaningfully on the lives of children and young people within all learning contexts.
VISION
The LCEP will in 5 years have:
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Provided and establish advice, training and guidance to enable artists, practitioners and organisations to continually review and improve professional practice through ongoing training and development initiatives: SUPPLY
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Curated a sustained and quantifiable level of DEMAND for creative and cultural support from Lincolnshire schools.
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Developed a ‘Creative & Cultural MOT’ review process for schools - to assist with curriculum design, Professional Development and targeted demand led activity design - providing supporting evidence for relevant inspection frameworks
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Established a robust mechanism to enable schools to request, co-design and access Quality Assured Creative and Cultural Support - promoting greater levels of cross sector collaboration
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Demonstrably have grown the number of opportunities for artist, creative and cultural activity manifesting within the curriculum planning and provision of schools
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Seen a quantifiable NET benefit to the lives of children & young people - greater levels of engagement and participation in opportunities that exist beyond schools and beyond the county
Cultural Education Partnerships
The Story
"The idea for Local Cultural Education Partnerships was developed in partnership with the Department for Education (DfE) in 2015, with the aim of improving the alignment of cultural education of young people. Pilot LCEPs were launched in Great Yarmouth, Bristol, and Barking & Dagenham. Since then, the success of these partnerships has inspired the emergence of 140 LCEPs across England."
Meet The Team
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