Artis

Our specialist of the month is...🥁

Leigh (Fizz)! ✨👑✨

Fizz has wowed her mentor at her latest observation, demonstrating wonderful positive behaviour support, well crafted sessions full of creative learning and of course, bucket loads of magical inspiration!

Thank you Fizz! 🌟

Want quick and easy ways to engage and energise your class? Want to bring a more creative approach to your school culture?

Join our free webinar on 21 May at 4pm (BTS) where you'l learn some specialist led creative brain breaks, hear how Artis is embedding the performing arts into every day learning and get a free resource to use in your own practice.

RSVP via link in bio.

Want quick and easy ways to engage and energise your class? Want to bring a more creative approach to your school culture?

Join our free webinar on 21 May at 4pm (BTS) where you'l learn some specialist led creative brain breaks, hear how Artis is embedding the performing arts into every day learning and get a free resource to use in your own practice.

RSVP here: https://bit.ly/3OYHAT1

More dates added for our workshop by popular demand! 🌟

We've had lots of schools sign up for, and take part in, our fantastic project we’re delivering in partnership with Guildhall Art Gallery and supported by the City of London Corporation's Cultural & Creative Learning Fund.

Women in the Picture is a free, curriculum-linked workshop for KS1 and KS2, running in Guildhall’s stunning main gallery from March to July 2026. Through art, movement, drama and music, pupils explore the lives of trailblazing women like Elizabeth Garrett Anderson and Emily Davies, and the role creativity has played in social change.

Children get:

- Real stories of resilience, rights and social change
- Strong links to History, PSHE and spoken language
- A guided gallery tour plus a practical performing arts workshop
- Space to talk about identity, equality and representation, past and present

🗓 Dates from now until 13 July 2026
⏰ 10.15–11.45 or 1.00–2.30 slots
📍 Guildhall Art Gallery, City of London
🎟 Free, booking essential

Travel support of up to £325 may be available via the City of London School Visits Fund.

Places are going fast! Book now and give your class an unforgettable cultural experience.

Book via link in bio

Are you a performing artist who wants to spark more creative joy in primary schools?

We're hiring creative learning specialists to join our team in London and the West Midlands.

We bring music, drama and dance into primary school classrooms, linking the performing arts to curriculum learning in a way that genuinely changes how children experience school and has a proven impact on building children's language skills, confidence, engagement and wellbeing.

You'd be working with the same schools each week throughout the academic year, building real relationships and seeing the impact of your work first hand. You'll receive award-winning training and a mentor to guide you through your Artis journey.

Deadline: Friday 1 May at 9am.
🔗 Apply via the link in bio!

Our specialist of the month is...🥁

Rachele (Swish)! ✨👑✨

Swish's partner school have said how much they love their Artis sessions, they love how Swish engages the children with great quality creative learning that is hugely inspiring. Swish is wonderfully proactive in meeting the needs of all the lucky children in her groups.

Thank you Swish! 🌟

🌟 Arts For Impact is officially underway! Arts for Impact is a 7‑day online match‑funding campaign championing arts and culture charities like Artis across the UK, delivered in partnership with Figurative Philanthropy for Arts & Culture (FPAC).

Our campaign, titled Supporting Wellbeing in Primary schools is raising money for two schools in disadvantages areas in the UK to have Artis for a full academic year, plus providing support for our impact monitoring.

Schools using Artis are seeing a significant impact on wellbeing, oracy, confidence, engagement and attendance. Creative learning really does change lives!

Any donation you make is doubled.

Donate via the link in bio.

Happy World Book Day from Artis!

To celebrate, we've created a free classroom resource to help your creative learners discover the magic in every story — the voices, the movement, the imagination.

Packed with activities for primary schools and ready to use today.

Download the resource via link in bio 🔗

Our specialist of the month is...🥁

Grace (Zap)!

Zap has been fabulous at creating a warm and open environment for her groups, encouraging the children to explore their creativity whilst supporting their classroom topics. Zap has also been fab at ensuring her presence in school is a positive one for everyone by making strong connections with the adults she encounters!

Well done Zap! 🌟

This Children’s Mental Health Week, led by Place2Be, we’re exploring the power of belonging. Our new resource shows how performing arts can help all children, especially those who are neurodivergent, feel safe, confident, and included.

Packed with pulse work, emotional regulation techniques, and group routines, it gives practical ways to help every child feel they truly belong.

Download the resource via our linktree