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PRIMARY-SPECIFIC OFFERS<br />

Art 4 Thinking<br />

Project Name<br />

Teaching Primary Art CPD<br />

About the Project<br />

Over the past twenty-five years, Pete McGuigan has<br />

successfully led three large primary schools and run<br />

regional and national schools’ action research<br />

programmes - promoting creativity and the arts in<br />

learning. Currently working to create resources for Art 4<br />

Thinking, Pete believes real progress and success can<br />

only be achieved by developing meta-learning capacities,<br />

such as thoughtfulness, resilience, resourcefulness,<br />

striving for quality, problem solving and working well with<br />

others.<br />

There is great scope for schools to do really interesting,<br />

unusual and exciting work in art as a curriculum subject –<br />

and this Teaching Primary Art CPD will give you an<br />

opportunity to develop a wide range of ideas and<br />

teaching strategies to do so.<br />

Whether you are a member of SLT with an interest in<br />

visual art, the art subject lead, or a non-specific class<br />

teacher wanting to build greater confidence and<br />

expertise in teaching art, this half-day CPD could help you<br />

get more out of the art curriculum - both in terms of<br />

curricular art activities and in overall approaches to<br />

teaching and learning. The half day will be broken into<br />

several different approaches, outlining:<br />

• A practical group making session, with different<br />

starting points<br />

• Reflection on the processes and consideration of the<br />

implications for your classroom<br />

• Developing ways of helping children ‘read’ and make<br />

sense of art by considering the range and scope of<br />

the art we present to them<br />

• Helping them engage with art through close looking,<br />

asking interesting questions<br />

• How to use experiences, existing knowledge and<br />

imagination, which will help them to maintain their<br />

interest and develop the skills to find out more<br />

• developing a clear and systematic approach to<br />

teaching art, that helps teachers focus on the range of<br />

questions raised when children make their own work -<br />

what, why, how, how can it be improved, what if, what<br />

next…<br />

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