Creative and Cultural Education Programmes

film : visual art : music

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Hello

We are a social enterprise committed to making creative career pathways more accessible to young people.

We are qualified teachers who develop and deliver creative and cultural programmes in schools.

Our profits fund free-to-access creative workshops in Scotlands most deprived communities.

Featured project

Schooling, Education and Learning: 2030 and Beyond

What could schooling, education and learning look like in 2030 and beyond?

A film by 23 young people from Glasgow. Based on a report by Scotland's Futures Forum & The Goodison Group in Scotland (2019). Filmmaking programme designed and delivered by Braw Talent.

We work with

organisations, community groups & schools

to deliver high quality arts programmes with industry links

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The benefits of creativity in school

Students from low-income families who take part in arts activities at school are three times more likely to get a degree.
Cultural Learning Alliance (2017)

Since 2011, the number of jobs in the creative industries have increased by 28.6% - more than double the average UK job growth
Creative Industries Federation (2018)

Learning through arts and culture can improve attainment in Maths and English.
Cultural Learning Alliance (2017)

97% of the Scottish population believes that creative activity is essential for young people’s learning and well-being.
Scottish Opinion Survey TNS (2017)

Participation in structured arts activities can increase cognitive abilities by 17%.
Cultural Learning Alliance (2017)

The UK will need one million new creative jobs by 2030.
Nesta (2015)

Children who take part in arts activities in the home during their early years are ahead in reading and Maths at age nine.
Cultural Learning Alliance (2017)

Students from low-income families who engage in the arts at school are 20% more likely to vote as young adults.
Cultural Learning Alliance (2017)

87% of creative workers are at low or no risk of automation, compared with 40% of jobs in the UK
Nesta (2015)

To find out more about the theories and research that shape our programmes, visit our book shelf.

Book shelf

Who we are working with...

Scottish Families Affected by Alcohol & Drugs

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Interested in what we do?

We work in partnership with progressive organisations, community groups and schools to develop and deliver impactful, creative programmes to young people. Get in touch to discuss any opportunities.

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