Yes, Pupil Referral Units (PRUs) working with primary aged pupils are eligible for the programme, as long as the school is in a London borough and is a state school.
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Useful resources for the classroom and workplace- Radical Self Care Journal
- Local Insiders: Digital Jobs
- Staff INSET Resource
- Space for Change
- Inclusive Progression Routes
- Dreamachine Teacher CPD
- Dreamachine Lesson Plans
- Teaching for Creativity Webinar
- Create Jobs
- Newham Trackside Wall Learning Guide
- Principles into Practice
- Elevating the Arts in Your School
- Reset Digital Facilitation Toolkit
- Making Dance Possible for All
- Teaching for Creativity
- Bridging the Digital Divide
- Reset Collaboration Plan
- Resource Archive
- Reset Recovery Curriculum Resource
- Creative Wellbeing at Home
- Powerful Partnerships Resource Library
- Arts Award Resources
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Understanding key issues facing young people, schools, and the cultural sector- The Arts in Schools: Foundations for the Future
- Place Strategy 2022
- Challenge London: End of Programme Reports
- Disruptive Futures
- Research Archive
- Arts Enrichment with Young People in Care
- Reflections on the Year 3 Project
- Listening Projects
- Arts Award in Museums
- Arts Award Gold Pilot
- Building the Creative Workforce of the Future
- Place-Based Approaches: Characteristics & Learning
- Culture, Creativity and Narrowing the Gap
- Artsmark in SEND settings
- The Cultural (Re)Generation
- Artsmark & Virtual Schools
- SEND Research
- Creative Ecosystems
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