Libraries and The Cultural Education Challenge

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Libraries and The Cultural Education Challenge

Purpose of the publication Further inform libraries about the Cultural Education Challenge Inspire libraries by sharing good practice Create an advocacy tool for libraries Celebrate innovation in the sector Map the challenge against the 5 Universal Offers

Themes and Case Studies Young People as leaders and decision makers 2. Working with schools 3. Going digital with young people 4. Targeting communities and developing new audiences

St Helens Local Cultural Education Partnership Kathryn Boothroyd Service Development Manager, St Helens Libraries North West ASCEL Chair

Libraries First – for culture!

St Helens - long term goals Access to rich, cultural experiences Develop aspirations and futures Out of school emphasis = Libraries!

Culture Babes!

Children as active participants

Young People’s Voice