See Think Make CIC (SC478987) was incorporated in June 2014.
We are working closely with Trinity College London to develop Arts Award in Scotland.
We run regular Arts Award Adviser training as public courses (open to all) and in-house courses where we come to you. We support trained Advisers and Arts Award Centres across Scotland. And we run inspiring, ambitious projects to demonstrate how Arts Award works in a variety of sectors such as primary education and heritage.
We are a Community Interest Company - all profits go back into the work. Approximately 45% of our income is grants and trusts and 55% is trading income.
Set up by directors Sarah Longfield, Jain McIntyre and Kim Stuyck, the drive is to provide support, information and promotion so that more young people in Scotland can gain a recognised qualification in the arts in as fun, simple and flexible way possible.
Team:
Sarah Longfield Producer and Director
Kim Stuyck Director
Rachel Smith Director
Fraser Morrison Director
Funders and stakeholders:
We are hugely grateful to Heritage Lottery Fund for supporting our flagship Heritage Arts Award project in Stirling through their Young Roots programme.
In 2017, we were supported by Artworks Scotland and Creative Scotland to pilot their "Is this the best it can be" participatory arts toolkit.
Our Takeover! project in 2016 was supported by Awards for All, Big Lottery, Aberdeen City Council and Time to Shine (Creative Scotland).
We were supported by UnLtd to get started in 2014.
Click on funders logos to link to their pages.
We are working closely with Trinity College London to develop Arts Award in Scotland.
We run regular Arts Award Adviser training as public courses (open to all) and in-house courses where we come to you. We support trained Advisers and Arts Award Centres across Scotland. And we run inspiring, ambitious projects to demonstrate how Arts Award works in a variety of sectors such as primary education and heritage.
We are a Community Interest Company - all profits go back into the work. Approximately 45% of our income is grants and trusts and 55% is trading income.
Set up by directors Sarah Longfield, Jain McIntyre and Kim Stuyck, the drive is to provide support, information and promotion so that more young people in Scotland can gain a recognised qualification in the arts in as fun, simple and flexible way possible.
Team:
Sarah Longfield Producer and Director
Kim Stuyck Director
Rachel Smith Director
Fraser Morrison Director
Funders and stakeholders:
We are hugely grateful to Heritage Lottery Fund for supporting our flagship Heritage Arts Award project in Stirling through their Young Roots programme.
In 2017, we were supported by Artworks Scotland and Creative Scotland to pilot their "Is this the best it can be" participatory arts toolkit.
Our Takeover! project in 2016 was supported by Awards for All, Big Lottery, Aberdeen City Council and Time to Shine (Creative Scotland).
We were supported by UnLtd to get started in 2014.
Click on funders logos to link to their pages.
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