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1 Slide number Welcome slide Slide 1 Slide 2 Visuals Voice over Actions Visuals of Arts Award logo Visuals of Arts Award characters including logos for Trinity College London and for Arts Council England Visuals of a tree with art forms young people may engage in for their Arts Award appear on the branches. This is followed by visuals of an adviser character who will support young people to grow their talents. "Welcome to your interactive Introduction to Arts Award. This will help you discover the key characteristics of Arts Award. Take your time to go through each of the slides answering a few simple questions as you go." "Arts Award is managed by Trinity College London in association with Arts Council England. We want to support young people to... Enjoy the arts Be inspired by the artists Develop their creativity gain leadership skills" "Young people can grow their talent and skills through any art form from fashion design to circus skills. Each of the 5 levels offers a framework for activity that works well with individuals own interests and learning styles". "An Arts Award adviser is usually a teacher, artist, practitioner or youth worker and has attended an Arts Award training day run by Trinity. At this training day they receive the all important Arts Award adviser toolkit to Click next to move onto the next slide "What has been your involvement in Arts Award before today?" " "What best describes Arts Award?"

2 guide them." "The adviser is the person that supports young people to achieve an award" Slide 3 Visual of the art forms tree. The tree is accompanied by banners explaining the opportunities young people will have through their Arts Award journey. "The framework offers opportunities for young people to... Lead others See and review arts events Find out more Develop arts skills Take an active part Present work Share skills with others Explore the arts Reflect Plan and review, through an art form of their choice." "What two things does an Arts Award adviser need?" "The adviser is responsible for assessing young people's work. They use their adviser toolkit to guide them."

3 Slide 4 Slide 5 Slide 6 Visual of a brick wall indicating the building of young people s portfolios. The adviser character appears to assess the work produced. Graphic of a garden shed representing an Arts Award centre. The adviser character appears as the assessor at the centre and is then joined by a bee character that represents the moderator who validates the advisers assessment. Graphic of the garden shed Participants build a portfolio or arts log evidencing, their experience and progress along the way - they can choose any format for example voice recording and photos. The adviser will assess the evidence in the portfolio "An Arts Award centre is where the adviser is based. A centre can be a school, theatre, gallery, museum, library or project." "Once the young people have completed their portfolios or log books it is the adviser that assesses them." "An Arts Award moderator validates the advisers assessment by sampling the portfolios or log books." No voice over "Which one thing might not work as evidence"? This is followed by "The venue or administrative hub for an adviser delivering an Arts Award programme is called?"

4 Slide 7 Graphic of an adviser No voice over This is followed by "Who assess young people s work?" Slide 8 Bumble bee moderator graphic No voice over This is followed by Who validates the advisers assessment? Slide 9 Graphic of ladders demonstrating the 5 Arts Award levels and information relating to the Qualifications and Credit Framework "Arts Award Discover is an introductory award. We also offer Explore, Bronze, Silver and then Gold. These four awards are accredited on the Qualifications and Credit framework." Click 'next' to move onto the next slide

5 Slide 10 Graphic of characters representing young people who may take part in Arts Award Anyone aged up to 25 can take part in Arts Award, with Bronze, Silver and Gold open to ages 11 and above. The Discover and Explore awards are open to anyone up to the age of 25, whereas Bronze and above are open to those between 11 and 25. Young people start at the level that is appropriate for them. Click through to read more about the detail in each award. This is followed by "Who is Arts Award available to?" Slide 11 no graphic no voice over This is followed by which 3 statements would you say are true? Slide 12 Slide 13 Graphic of all Arts Award characters What s next for you - live links to areas of the Arts Award website where you can find out more detailed specific information "Congratulations, you have now completed your interactive introduction to Arts Award. Find out more by visiting our website on no voice over page Click next to review your score, then click finish to be redirected to the Arts Award website.