Arts Award Online
This online resource and logbook supports children and young people to achieve their Arts Award Discover while learning remotely
These resources are designed to support schools and libraries to guide children and young people through the process of achieving Arts Award Discover. They utilise the wealth of online resources, events and workshops available from London’s vibrant cultural sector.
All aspects of the resource can be completed online with our editable logbook, or alternatively you can use the printable logbook below. The resources can also be used both with young people in your setting or at home.
Resource for schools
Resource for libraries
Logbook
There are three versions of the Logbook – one that can be printed out and worked on by hand, and an editable PDF and PowerPoint versions which can be filled out on a computer.
Download the Arts Award Discover logbook – editable PDF
Please note: to edit the PDF Logbook you'll need to work on it in Adobe Reader – you won't be able to work on it online. You can download Adobe Reader for free here.
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What is Arts Award?
Arts Award provides an opportunity for children and young people to use their experiences (whether online or in person) to explore what interests and engages them, to express themselves and to be publicly validated and celebrated.
Arts Award Discover is an introductory award, designed for young people aged 5 and above, but is open to children and young people aged up to 25. We have created this resource with a focus on the Year 6 transition period, however you can complete the accompanying logbook with any age group and with any focus.
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Additional resources & support
Our LookUp platform is a great place to start when looking for online resources to support a child’s Arts Award activity. Head to the 'Resources' section to find activity sheets, creative challenges to virtual tours from a variety of arts and culture organisations.
Our Keeping Creative at Home blog series is a great place to discover fun and creative ideas.
browse keeping creative at home blogs
And here are a couple of other examples of ideas that we love:
- Creative writing projects with the National Literacy Trust (Year 6 transition focused)
- Creative challenges from Corali Dance
