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Tate Britain Workshop

Artist-led workshops for SEND schools

Selected Tuesdays until June 2019
A child in the gallery

Workshop, Tate Britain 2017 © Tate

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Artist-led workshops at Tate Britain for students from all special educational needs and disabilities settings and pupil referral units

Join our artist-led workshops for students from all Special Educational Needs and Disabilities settings and Pupil Referral Units.

As part of the Aspire programme and for this academic year only, all workshops at Tate Britain will reflect on and respond to the work of John Constable through the lens of contemporary artists practice. Workshops are designed to encourage students to engage with art, culture and ideas and share their thoughts, aspirations and opinions in unique and diverse ways.

Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows

Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows exhibited 1831

John Constable

Oil paint on canvas

1518 x1899 mm

Purchased by Tate with assistance from the National Lottery through the National Lottery Heritage Fund, The Manton Foundation, Art Fund (with a contribution from the Wolfson Foundation) and Tate Members in partnership with Amgueddfa Cymru- National Museum Wales, Colchester and Ipswich Museum Service, National Galleries of Scotland, and The Salisbury Museum. 2013

In the unique setting of Tate Britain workshops are led by artists who work at Tate over the course of a year and give students and teachers the opportunity to encounter historical, modern and contemporary artwork together. All sessions are tailored to accommodate your group’s particular requirements. By engaging in a series of practical and gallery-based activities, students are made to feel welcome, unhurried and inspired.

We recommend group sizes of up to ten depending on the needs of the group, supported by appropriate staffing ratios from the visiting organisation. An essential requirement for staff accessing SEND provision is to complete and return a questionnaire before visiting.

About Aspire

Aspire is a partnership programme enabling audiences of all ages to enjoy and learn more about the work of John Constable by touring Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows across the UK. Aspire is supported by Art Fund, and by National Lottery players through the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Practical information:

A workshop day typically runs from 10.30 to 14.30 with an hour for lunch included (12.00 to 13.00) but all timings within this can be flexible to suit the needs of your group.

Orientation and lunch spaces are provided.

To make a booking:

To book call 020 7887 8888 or email schoolsandteachers@tate.org.uk

We open workshop bookings one term in advance. Bookings for Autumn 2018 are open. Bookings for Spring 2019 will open in January 2019 after Christmas holidays.

Tate Britain

Millbank
London SW1P 4RG
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Selected Tuesdays until June 2019

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The students felt relaxed; they explored the artwork in fresh ways. They felt welcome and valued by the interaction with the artist.

Teacher, schools workshops, 2017

The workshop gave students a different perspective from mine. It showed students that there is an alternative way to behave in the galleries.

Teacher, schools workshops, 2017

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