This film documents a six month project, commissioned by MAKE (then Milton Keynes Cultural Education Partnership), to explore place-making and its meaning to children and young people in Milton Keynes. It was the collaboration of over 300 primary school children,… Read More »Space to Re:Place
In 2019 MAKE secured Transition Funding from Artswork to recruit a Development Mentor who would guide a small cohort from the partnership through fundraising strategies and bid writing. The contract was awarded to fundraising experts Adapt for Arts. Three successful… Read More »Fundraising in Partnership
Developing cultural inclusion and diversity resources Diversity in Education in Milton Keynes Schools Resources: Milton Keynes Council Documents: Diverse City Symposium: Poetry Competition Winners WRITTEN ENTRY: How is it that? By Utima Assis How is it that people judge other… Read More »Diversity in Education
In response to 2020’s Covid national lockdown, MAKE launched The Big MAKE to support children and young people at this challenging time. 13 schools and over 600 children and young people responded to celebrate creativity in all forms, shared via… Read More »The Big Make
Young Creatives was an ambitious, youth-led creative skills development programme designed to inspire and empower 150 young people in Milton Keynes over a two-year period. Milton Keynes College delivered the programme in partnership with Offset Project and in consultation with… Read More »The Young Creatives
The next member feature on the AHA-MK website is Ephemeral Lines at Milton Keynes Arts Centre by sisters Elmira Zadissa and Ramona Zadissa, a residency which runs between May and September 2020. Ephemeral Lines by Elmira Zadissa and Ramona Zadissa.… Read More »Member Feature September 2020
From July 2020, the AHA-MK website will feature a recent arts or heritage event of an AHA-MK member, updated every 4-6 weeks. Two photos of the event will head the AHA-MK home page, and there will be a blog post… Read More »Member Feature. July 2020
I hope you are all well and positive during this challenging time for the arts and heritage sector. We were very disappointed to have to cancel our Forum on 18th March. Our planned keynote speaker Jenni Regan, Director of London… Read More »Let’s stay connected!
MAKE (MK Cultural Education Partnership) is delighted to announce that its new Schools Relationship Manager is now in post. Catherine Rose is a classically trained musician with a wealth of experience in the arts and arts education. Over the coming… Read More »MAKE Schools Relationship Manager in post
“The way I know mental health, is when people have big barriers in front of them and they can’t get through it” In a survey of 338 Schools in 2016, 55% had experience a large increase in cases of stress… Read More »You, Me, Together. Arts initiative gets pupils in MK Schools talking about mental health and wellbeing