This report, produced by Research Scotland, offers 8 case studies highlighting where creative practitioners and organisations have successfully delivered face to face work during 2020 in partnerships; in schools, in communities, and with families.
The report was commissioned by the Arts in Education Recovery Group, a collective of organisations who are committed to ensuring that children and young people in Scotland benefit from the unique qualities of engaging with the arts, culture and creativity, during the pandemic and beyond.
Each case study offers three perspectives; that of the creative practitioner, the partner, (school or other setting), and the children and young people. The case studies show that exciting, innovating, high quality creative work has been having a significant impact on children and young people in Scotland, including those living within the most challenging circumstances.