What’s it about?
‘Take One Picture: North, East, South, West’ is an expansion on the National Gallery’s highly successful Take One Picture scheme.
The scheme encourages the use of paintings as a resource to inspire creative teaching across the primary school curriculum.
Who’s involved?
The National Gallery, London has teamed up with the Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Bristol Museums and Art Gallery to make the scheme more widely accessible to teachers.
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This website
This website contains easy-to-access information about the scheme and free online resources for teachers on how art can be used as a stimulus to support the National Curriculum.
The website also provides online exhibitions of the work created by schools taking part in the Take One Picture: North, East, South, West project.
Over 150 Newcastle primary school teachers have received free Continuing Professional Development training & more than 3,000 children have taken part in cross-curricular projects.
90 Bristol primary school teachers have received free Continuing Professional Development training and more than 1,200 pupils have taken part in cross-curricular projects.
The Take One Picture approach in other settings
