Welcome to Culturepool, a resource for teachers and education professionals working with young people. Culturepool aims to help you connect young people to local art and culture across the Liverpool City Region.

We regularly update content to keep it live and relevant.  We are currently encouraging cultural partners to upload learning opportunities that are accessible online, allow for social distancing and respond to the #BlackLivesMatter movement.

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Movema World Dance – Artsmark support packages

Movema is an award-winning dance company helping people learn about different cultures, celebrate diversity, be active and have fun!

We are an Artsmark supporter, Arts Award centre and assessor.

How can we help you with your Artsmark journey?

Option 1: Artist in residence
(full term 12 weeks half-day Diversity programme through World dance)

Option 2: Full day cultural world dance workshop for whole school throughout the year
(once a month, to tie into cultural festivals throughout the year)

Option 3: CPD session for teachers
(twilight or half day session)

*Find more information on the content & delivery of each Artsmark option in the resource URL*

Start a conversation!

Contact us today for more information on our Artsmark packages:

Maria Malone, Co Director, maria@movema.co.uk

Laura Orchard, Business Development Manager, laura@movema.co.uk

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Metal

Beyond The Blank Page – a…

Cost: FREE

New year, new start, but how to start? Join artist Kate Genever in a drawing workshop that will help you…

New year, new start, but how to start? Join artist Kate Genever in a drawing workshop that will help you break the fear of the white page

About this Event

About the workshop: New year, new start, but struggling with how to start? Join artist Kate Genever in a drawing workshop that will help you to break the fear of the white page, explore mark making, challenge your perceptions and give you creative approaches that will help you see, record and draw on. Whether you are a prolific doodler or needing an injection of inspiration, this workshop is for you. About Kate Genever Drawing from, with and together is at the core of and the catalyst for Kate's artistic practice. Kate likes to work within and alongside communities to consider how our “imagination demonstrates a freedom over the determinations of nature and society". This helps Kate to see and reveal, in a supportive and unique environment, locally relevant, practical, radical, and improvised responses to times of stress. Distinct and varied outcomes are decided throughout the process of working and have included; drawings, prints, curated exhibitions, participatory programs, websites, activity packs, flags, strategic organisational and community development. www.kategenever.com

Art & design

free Metal Arts Award
Digital/online activity or resource
Key Stages 4–5

Writing on the Wall

WoW Young Writers

Cost: FREE

Writing on the Wall (WoW) Young Writers is an online creative writing group for young people aged 10-15 in Liverpool.…

Writing on the Wall (WoW) Young Writers is an online creative writing group for young people aged 10-15 in Liverpool. Our group meet weekly on Zoom to explore all aspects of creative writing, from rap & spoken word to scripts & poetry. Young people will create new pieces of work alongside WoW staff and professional artists and have the opportunity to:
  • learn new skills
  • meet new people
  • discuss issues they may be facing
  • have their say on the world around them in a creative and supportive environment.
Funded by the Youth Endowment Fund the project has been set up to support young people who are most at risk of being drawn into crime or criminal activity in their area.

English Creative Writing

free Writing on the Wall Yes
Digital/online activity or resource
Key Stages 2–4

Culture Liverpool

Write on Art

Cost: FREE

Write on Art is an annual national writing competition sponsored by Art UK and the Paul Mellon Centre to encourage an interest…

Write on Art is an annual national writing competition sponsored by Art UK and the Paul Mellon Centre to encourage an interest in art history among young people. The prize is open to all UK students aged 15–18. How do I enter? To enter Write on Art, all you have to do is pick one artwork featured on the Art UK website and write about it. What does it say to you? What’s the history behind it? How does it make you feel? This is your opportunity to write about the things you care about. Write on Art is free to enter. Entries are divided into two groups, based on year of study. ​What could I win? The winners will win a cash prize and have their essays featured on the Art UK and Paul Mellon Centre websites.
  • 1st place – £500
  • 2nd place – £200
  • Three runners up – £100 each
The deadline is 30th April 2021. Prizes for the 2019–2020 prize will be awarded at a ceremony. We will confirm the date in due course. Apply now – Years 10/11 Apply now – Years 12/13

Art & design

free Culture Liverpool Artsmark
Digital/online activity or resource
EY - Key Stage 5

National Museums Liverpool

Virtual Classroom: Ancient Greece

Cost: £90

National Museums Liverpool’s brand new virtual classroom workshops are now available to book online! Created for schools, the interactive curriculum-linked…

National Museums Liverpool’s brand new virtual classroom workshops are now available to book online! Created for schools, the interactive curriculum-linked sessions - led by museum experts - will bring learning to life and inspire the imaginations of pupils by engaging them in activities based on real artefacts. Each virtual classroom is supported by resources and activities that teachers can use before and after their live workshop. ‘Ancient Greece: gods and heroes’ This virtual classroom workshop guides pupils through the mythology of the Ancient Greeks, explaining some of the family feuds and marvellous magic that has bound these tales together for more than 2,000 years. They will discover the art of oral storytelling and find out how the images and iconography of an ancient religion and mythology has carried through to influence us today.

English History SMSC

90 100 National Museums Liverpool Yes
Digital/online activity or resource
Key Stage 2