Project Stories | Arts Council of Wales

A group of school students digging in the sand at the beach

Pembrey Primary School

Sea pirates, shipwrecks and building a sense of community

An audience with notebooks at a teacher training event

St. Robert’s RC Primary School

Exploring approaches to Creative Leadership.

A group of students on a story trail in the schools forest area

Tylorstown Primary School

Can using a creative approach to oracy, making use of the school's outdoor space, have an impact on the attainment results of a targeted group of reception pupils, particularly those eFSM? Will this have a positive knock-on effect of the overall LLC attainment of Reception pupils?

Cardiff West Community High School

Making Maths memorable, Raising standards in numeracy with a particular focus on standard operating procedures (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division).

Go and see fund supports learners to see Arad Goch’s Twm Siôn Cati

Learners from across Wales were able access a performance of Arad Goch’s Twm Siôn Cati through the Go and See fund.

Two girls enjoying a book outdoors at the Hay Festival

Hay Festival 2022 inspires a love of literature and reading

Over 1,400 learners from 33 schools were able to use the Go and See fund to contribute towards the cost of tickets and transport to attend the Hay Festival 2022.

Four students playing with hand puppets in a classroom environment

Trefonnen Primary School

Investigating how puppetry and digital technologies can improve pupil understanding, engagement, and awareness of diversity in our evolving society?

Students watching a beatboxer perform in the classroom

Torfaen Pupil Referral Unit

Exploring how an investigation into Cynefin and belonging could improve the learner’s attendance, engagement and develop their creative habits of mind.