Power Drawing
Power Drawing, the professional development programme that underpins the Campaign, supports the work of teachers, cultural educators and others who use drawing in their work. The programme promotes the use of drawing as a creative tool for developing skills of perception, thought, invention and action. It strives to embed drawing as a medium for learning in educators’ practice in a variety of settings – in schools, museums, galleries, heritage sites and community spaces. It does this through courses., publications and increasingly online. The intention is to share case studies here of development work supported by Power Drawing.
Active Learning
15 schools which participated in Power Drawing:Active Learning, a year-long programme organised in collaboration with ArtForms, Education Leeds. It resulted in a book of the same name, which shows how drawing can be used across the primary curriculum. Published by The Campaign for Drawing, and sponsorsed by ArtForms Leeds and Creativity, Culture and Education, this book is available from bookshop@nsead.org or tel. 01249 714825, price £5.50 (inc. P&P).
Austhorpe Primary School, Leeds |
Cross Gates Primary School, Leeds |
Guisely Infant School, Leeds |
Robin Hood Primary School, Leeds |
