Connections Bursary: Keeping Momentum
Lolly Stewart I successfully applied for a Connections Bursary from The Paul Mellon Centre directly after being a workshop leader and participant at the…
Find out more about our teachers’ experiences of the residential programme, the research they have done for their Postgraduate Certificates, and the ways they have brought ideas from Art Teachers Connect into their classrooms.
We are excited to share the reflections, stories and research of members of our community so that they might inspire other teachers across the UK. We are always keen to hear about the work and experiences of our teachers, so if you would like to write a blog post please email James at [email protected].

Lolly Stewart I successfully applied for a Connections Bursary from The Paul Mellon Centre directly after being a workshop leader and participant at the…

Art Teachers Connect has received an international InSEA Advocacy Award for Organizations. With members in over 82 countries, InSEA is a non-governmental…

Hannah Vallis I’m in my 5th year of teaching now, leading the A Level Photography course and at times, it can feel…

On 14th June this year, we hosted our first ever Community Day at the Paul Mellon Centre. Members, both old and new,…

Sophie Doyle, Sarah Taylor and Kelly Broughton At the start of the summer break, three passionate art educators set off on a…

Cat Tarling On June 18, 2025, I attended the University for the Creative Arts’ Creative Education Conference at their Epsom campus, a…

It has been a long ambition of the Art Teachers Connect Programme to support the development and delivery of the A Level…

Paul Raymond I successfully applied for a Connections Bursary from The Paul Mellon Centre to fund a research trip from Newcastle to…

Abigail Harrison Moore, Programme Director It took real guts and a commitment to sharing their research and practice, for two of our…

Sue Gibbons Thankyou for allowing me to access the Connections Bursary, this has covered the cost of the ERIC CPD training event…