1. Barbican Guildhall Creative Learning

2. Creative Learning Creating environments in which people can be Creative, Curious, Collaborative and Confident. Barbican Centre World Class Arts and Learning Guildhall School An international Centre of Excellence and global leader of creative and professional practice in the performing arts

3. Place creative learning at the heart of our work 1. Produce an outstanding programme 2. Maximise value and impact 3. Strengthen Barbican /Guildhall artistic links 4. Build internal and external visibility 5. Pioneer future learning models Developing a sense of BELONGING to the Barbican, Guildhall School and wider cultural quarter

4. Investing in our artists and audiences of the future through creative, participatory experiences in the arts that engage people of all ages and socio- economic backgrounds. Creative Learning reached over 40,000 people in 2013-14, and has developed sustained learning relationships with an additional 6,000 participants. Maximise Value and Impact

5. First Access - Breadth of Projects Barbican Public Programme Pop up performances, On site, On Tour, Offsite Young Artists Academy Drumheads, Future Band, Creative Jazz Orchestra, Poets Seminars, talks, discussions, projects, short courses Multiplier Models in schools Barbican Box, DrumWorks BA in Performance and Creative Enterprise Masters in Leadership CPD, LAB, Artist Development Creative Learning creates the conditions and environment in which people can be Creative, Collaborative, and can grow and thrive

6. Supporting the development of exceptional socially engaged Artists for now and into the future MMus in Leadership

7. Mentoring Seminars Classes Labs Residencies Local and international Personal Development Hours Festivals Dialogue Curious Projects Year 1 – short, compulsory projects, exposure to different ways of making work Year 2 – self directed, independent, Structure

8. CURIOUS Students’ cross arts, collaborative work Public platform. Emphasis on experimentation and risk-taking. DIALOGUE A celebration of work across East London. Students work across a range of participatory projects as creative leaders, facilitators, and supporting musicians. Schools, young people, community centres, hospitals, and elderly and homeless charities.

9. International Partners Beit Al Musica and Edward Said Conservatoire, Occupied Palestine La Sonora, Argentina Residencies Exchanges Study of local music traditions Collaboration with local musicians Arts projects in local communities Vik, Southern Iceland

10. What do people go on to do? -Create new work in a range of settings -Collaborate with a variety of artists -Perform -Manage and run independent artistic companies -Ensembles -Record labels -Studios -Festivals