Lunch and Learn session: Showing the impact of creative health for children and young people

Have you considered Creative Health as a way to enhance your Relationships and Health Education (RHE)? Have you also considered how Creative Health can link to pupils’ personal development? Schools are crucial in preparing pupils for their adult lives, teaching them to understand how to engage with society and providing them with plentiful opportunities to do so.
Creative Health approaches address health and wellbeing through engagement in creative activities such as dance, drama, visual art, film making, music, heritage, and more.
Our Lunch & Learn webinar will help you to understand the impact of your creative health work and how you can include this in your Creative Health in Primary Schools Awards entry (which can unlock funding for your local school/initiative) and hear from others to see how they have already achieved it.
The Chris Drinkwater Creative Health in Primary Schools Awards are delivered in partnership with North East Museums.