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Access All Arts week is a nationwide, week-long celebration of the arts, specially designed for primary schools. Between 17 – 21 June 2024 you’ll be able to take your pupils on a creative adventure with a whole host of brand-new resources. Our 2024 theme announcement is coming soon, so keep your eyes peeled for the reveal along with the launch of our brand new, completely free, curriculum linked resources for 2024. In the meantime, our 2022 and 2023 resources are still available for you to download in the Resource Centre. They will guide you each step of the way, with ready-to-teach lesson plans and activity sheets covering ten different art forms.
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Sign up and save the date 17 - 21 June 2024
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Explore a wide range of creative resources
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Plan your Access All Arts week
“I would like to congratulate Sky Arts on a very comprehensive offering. It is quite unusual to have such a wealth of activities to engage in that are so well thought out and written.”
Subject coordinator
North West England
“Taking part in Sky Arts Access All Arts Week was tremendous fun for our staff and children. The lessons and resources gave our children the opportunity to learn about engaging and exciting artists and added depth to our art curriculum. Our children were very proud of the work they produced during this week, which is vital for developing confident, independent artists.”
Mandy Barrett
Art Lead, Gomersal Primary School
“I just wanted to say a massive thank you for the amazing Sky Arts Week! The lessons and resources were fantastic and just having an arts week inspired Nursery to Year 6 to create amazing cross- curricular arts related work. It was a super week – super busy but super creative and all the teachers and children loved every minute of it! The consensus was we should all do it more often!”
Andrea Savage
Head of Art and Design Technology, Sutton Valence Prep School
“It was outstanding - they were so enthusiastic and so energetic - the children adored it. Simply sensational.”
Chris Dyson
Head Teacher, Parklands Primary School
