Wiltshire & Swindon CEP e-news list
This list is for organisations, schools and individuals who are interested in the Wiltshire & Swindon Cultural Education Partnership (W&SCEP).
This list is for organisations, schools and individuals who are interested in the Wiltshire & Swindon Cultural Education Partnership (W&SCEP).
What is a CEP?
Cultural Education Partnerships are an Arts Council England initiative. Each CEP empowers local authorities, arts & cultural organisations, and education settings to improve cultural education in their region. CEPs share resources, secure additional funding and deliver projects most beneficial to their particular locality.
Cultural Education Partnerships are an Arts Council England initiative. Each CEP empowers local authorities, arts & cultural organisations, and education settings to improve cultural education in their region. CEPs share resources, secure additional funding and deliver projects most beneficial to their particular locality.
'The Wiltshire & Swindon Cultural Education Partnership aims to improve educational, cultural and social outcomes for children and young people in Wiltshire and Swindon.'
We want to engage schools as our key stake-holders supporting us to provide greater opportunities to improve the education of young people through effective partnerships with cultural organisations (including libraries, arts and heritage). You can find out more about the W&SCEP here.
We'll look after the information you give us and won't pass it on or sell it to others. We'll also be careful about how much information we send you and how often we send it, and you can unsubscribe at any time. If you'd like to contact the W&SCEP please email: swindonandwiltshirecep@gmail.com
We'll look after the information you give us and won't pass it on or sell it to others. We'll also be careful about how much information we send you and how often we send it, and you can unsubscribe at any time. If you'd like to contact the W&SCEP please email: swindonandwiltshirecep@gmail.com
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