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Greenwich teachers are warmly invited to join Lewisham's Art & Design Teachers' Network - The Art of Using Sketch Books' with local artist Cai Arfon Bellis and Dalmain Primary's Art Lead Wayne Roberts.

Cai ( @caibellisart ) has been part of LEAN's Army of Creatives Project and currently works with The Royal Drawing School, currently delivering outreach drawing project with Lewisham and South London schools .

At this workshop of practical drawing and sketch book activities, we will explore different ways of using sketch book to build drawing skills and develop ideas. Wayne will share tips about developing sketchbooks with pupils and you are encouraged to bring and share your own sketch books with other participants.

Date: Thursday 15 Oct – 3.30 -5.30pm

Venue: Deptford Green School, Edward St, London SE14 6AN @deptford_green

For non-specialist primary teachers/support staff wanting to build A&D skills; and A&D leads wanting to explore/share artist…

Calling all Royal Borough of Greenwich Primary Schools!

Bring the magic of live performance to your pupils this December with Luca Silvestrini’s Protein – The Magic Flute at Woolwich Works!

This imaginative family dance-theatre production brings Mozart’s famous opera to life through dance, live singing, storytelling and humour, exploring friendship, courage, compassion and making your own choices.

🎟️ SPECIAL SCHOOL PERFORMANCES

📅 Friday 4 December 2026

⏰ 10.30am & 1pm

The Creative Futures creative careers zine is available to download now. Just head to the Resources - Cultural and Creative Resources - page and click to download. Share with family and friends!

A joint Lewisham Education Arts Network /Lewisham Arts Schools Hub CPD event for Lewisham based teachers, arts organisations and Lewisham focused arts freelancers working in arts education.

Following the last year’s success, we are bringing back LCEP Arts in Lewisham Schools Conference. It is valuable opportunity for arts organisations, teachers, and freelancers to gather for sharing, networking, and planning.

Date: Wednesday 7th October 2026

The Albany, Deptford; 1.30-5.00pm

Greenwich teachers are warmly invited to join your neighbouring borough at this practice sharing event where over 25 local arts organisations will present their schools offer and hold 'Networking' Stalls' . The Keynote will be on on ‘Enrichment: challenge & opportunities In the new curriculum and Ofsted expectations’, from Anthony Doudle, Interim Director of Education and there will be case study presentations from primary and secondary schools

Book via Eventbrite here

On the 22nd September 2026 we will be hosting a Cultural Educational Partnership Conference on Creative Careers. This will be all about exploring Creative Careers in Greenwich and seeing what is possible in the cultural sector for local young people.

We'll have a panel of local creatives alongside talks, workshops and more for any students, teachers and guardians in the area.

We can't wait to see you there!

Are you interested in using your skills and passion to help one of the UK’s leading outdoor arts companies continue its creative journey? Emergency Exit Arts are looking for an experienced leader to be our Chair of Trustees (or Co-Chairs) to help us deliver our vision and ambitious plans for the future.

Emergency Exit Arts is at the beginning of an exciting new era. We have a new Creative Director & CEO, we have a renewed ambition and a commitment to staying relevant and imaginative in the years ahead, open to new ideas, new ways of working and new possibilities. This is a pivotal moment to shape what comes next. 

The new Chair will lead our Board and governance strategy, line manage our Creative Director/CEO and be a passionate advocate for our work.

The deadline to apply is 10 September 2026. You can find out more about the role and…

Head to EEA.org.uk for more info or take a peek at our socials!

Applications are now open for the next intake of the New Views programme - Please share with your young people!

New Views is a playwriting programme for young people aged 14-19, taking place in schools across the UK, online and with sector partners. Participants are paired with a professional playwright who supports them to write their own original plays.

The programme includes teacher CPD, theatre tickets for participants, and the opportunity to be programmed in the New Views Festival at the National Theatre.

More information can be found here: New Views | National Theatre