We’re delighted to share that Stowe Family Law’s Leicester office has made a £250 donation to The Mighty Creatives, which will support us to reach more children and young people through our Creative Mentoring service.

For Candleby Lane School in Cotgrave, creativity is listed as one of their eight key values. Read about their Artsmark journey.

Read St John's CofE Primary School & Nursery's story about keeping the arts alive - and the importance of creativity, school development and youth voice.

Crafts Council and Hobbycraft have collaborated with regional partners across England to launch Let’s Craft - sending out craft boxes across the country to families who don’t have arts and craft supplies at home.

2022 has been a whirlwind of activity, aims, and achievement at The Mighty Creatives and we’re seeing off the year by celebrating all the wonderful work our team have been up to over the past twelve months.

In the wake of the pandemic where pupils of all ages suffered with missing out on school and socializing, how can we best support pupils with their mental health, and what can we learn from recent findings?

You may have read recently that our application for Arts Council England’s (ACE) National Portfolio Organisation (NPO) funding unfortunately proved unsuccessful. We’ve put together a handy FAQ to help answer some questions you may have.

Our statement on the outcome of Arts Council England's (ACE) National Portfolio Organisation (NPO) funding bid decision.

October marks Black History month in the UK - a time to celebrate the contribution Black communities and individuals have made over the centuries in shaping the dynamic and diverse country we have today.

The theme of this year's World Mental Health Day 2022 is making mental health and wellbeing for all a global priority.

On Wednesday 5th October 2022, the team at TMC took part in The Mighty (Un)Mute - a vow of complete silence and no communication to raise awareness and vital funds for a groundbreaking new arts education project - The World Reimagined.

Through our Creative Futures programmes, Employ ME and Mighty Employers, we want to bring more young people in vulnerable positions into the working world.

Discover the importance and benefits of cultural education for learning, skill development, and wellbeing.

As part of a series of blogs from our Youth Board, member Samantha shows us a sneak peek of the Without Walls exhibition and talks more about the process behind the event in September.

To continue with the legacy of music in the UK for future generations and ensure children and young people can continue to gain from the mental and physical benefits of music education, we’ve rounded up 10 of the best music resources for all age groups and the people who work with them.

Children at two Nottingham primary schools have improved their emotional confidence through art after taking part in action painting and drawing workshops.

A day of creative printmaking for pupils a Lincolnshire primary school to help build their emotional confidence through art.

Following news that several universities and other higher education institutes are beginning to scrap humanities and arts-centred degrees we’re taking a look at the importance of creativity in education, now and for the future.

Did you know today is World Youth Skills Day? Celebrate the importance of equipping young people with skills for employment, work, and entrepreneurship. This year’s theme is ‘Transforming Youth Skills for the Future’.

The Arts Award Futures Fund provides grants of up to £1,500 to organisations currently registered as Arts Award Centres (and their connected trained advisers) to support them to pilot, embed or develop Arts Award and creative activity across the current year and beyond 2023.

SEND students can face a number of barriers when navigating the education system - here's how arts and culture can help!

Are you connected to a network of schools interested in working together to develop your arts provision? Then our Group School Offer programme of support could help!

The Mighty Creatives’ Youth Board invite you to Without Walls, a weeklong celebration of the power of the arts, created by children and young people of the East Midlands.

Sophiya tells us about her experiences of YEF, how it’s supported her to take on new projects, and how it’s helped to inspire her future.

Four decades have passed since The Arts in Schools: Principles, practice and provision was published. Share your thoughts and reflections to be included in a report later this year.

This week we're celebrating Love Arts Award! Discover why it's so loved and how you can apply for £1000 to get it started in your school or education setting...

Apply now for a £4000 grant, available for organisations to trial and test ideas around digital delivery across a 12-month period.

Our European WellBe partner Yonko along with his son Christian took part in their own Boss Bike Ride in Bulgaria! Below Yonko reflects on the importance of leadership - something our Boss Bike Rides campaign champions in all paths.

My Creative Track is a themed framework that has been developed to help guide children and young people in care, and the adults who support them (Foster Carers, Key Workers, Social Workers, Designated Teachers, Residential Home Workers etc.), to engage with a journey of arts and cultural experiences.

The Mighty Creatives (TMC) are offering a limited number of support packages for young people’s settings who want to deliver the Arts Award qualification for the first time or progress their delivery to a new level.