Sally Bacon OBE introduces the Learning Programme

18th September 2025

Our schools' Learning Programme offers immersive art experiences designed to build confidence, foster visual literacy, and develop practical art-making skills.

Through interactive tours and hands-on workshops, we aim to inspire students to form and express their ideas creatively.

We’ve been fortunate to work with Sally Bacon OBE, a leading advocate for cultural learning, whose expertise has helped shape the Programme’s vision.

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14th April

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01st April

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Inspiring Young Artists at Kingsham Primary School

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30th March

Eva Rothschild

Working with a wide range of materials including fabric, leather, resin, wood and acrylic, Rothschild combines hand-made processes with industrial fabrication. Her sculptures frequently reference modernist traditions, employing geometric forms and elements associated with Minimalism.

17th February