Newcastle, England – 29 to 31 August 2018

This intensive and immersive three-day summer school is designed for teachers, educators and creative practitioners from around the world who want to deepen their theoretical and practical knowledge of creativity, creative learning and using the arts across the curriculum.

Challenging and inspiring in equal measure this training will equip you to develop new or enrich your existing creative learning practice and projects for schools or in the community. 

Based on CCE’s renowned and globally tested approaches, you will explore the philosophy and principles of creative learning as well as develop strategies and gain the skills to devise and deliver creative approaches within the curriculum and for the learners in your setting.

This unique programme has been designed and will be delivered by:

• Paul Collard 
• Di Fisher-Naylor
• Claire Webster Saaremets
• Andrew Garrad

Using the stimulus of CCE signature themes, including the creative habits of mind, high-functioning learning environments and how creativity positively impacts on the executive functions of the brain, we will use examples of our work world-wide, through Creative Partnerships and the Art of Learning to illustrate the potential of this work for your teaching and learning practice. 

You will evidence your learning for validation back home through use of a reflective learning journal, a personal development plan and reference to your active involvement in dialogue and discourse throughout the course.

The course will be taught in English and is a step on the training pathways towards CCE’s specialist online and blended learning programme called Partnerships in Creative Learning. 

Places on the International Creative Teacher summer school are strictly limited.

Tuition Fee - £365 (including light lunch but not including travel or accommodation)

We have two small bursaries for teachers, educators, artists or creative practitioners working in disadvantages communities or in challenged circumstances.  The closing date for bursary applications is 29 March 2018.