In this section of the website you can expect to see all our latest news both about Bright Space and the schools we are working with across the region.

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Bright Space is offering a new and exciting opportunity to work in the creative learning sector in Worcestershire. This is the start of a potential three year-long programme working with schools as a Creative Agent.

Bright Space’s Youth Panel is set to expand its membership with an exciting recruitment drive in Birmingham. Led by existing members from Handsworth Grammar School, the Youth Panel is seeking up to 20 new members from Years 7-9.

Schools in Birmingham with Change School status, have received their very first toolkit to guide them through the process. The ‘Change Schools Toolkit’ is produced by Bright Space in direct response to their creative agents, who recognised there was a real need, following their involvement with schools.

Bright Space are seeking up to ten creative practitioners who specialise in work with young people to join the second cohort of a unique development programme.

Bright Space can now offer an exciting opportunity to work in the expanding creative learning sector as a Creative Agent. This is the start of a potential three year-long programme, working with schools in Herefordshire.

Bright Space (UK) Ltd, has now successfully appointed five new members of staff who will help shape and develop the future of the organisation throughout Birmingham, Herefordshire and Worcestershire. Bright Space, established on 1st April 2008, aims to improve the life chances of children and young people through the development of their creative skills and their engagement in cultural activities and the arts.

Creative Partnerships has secured Government funding to roll out its programme over the next three years, and with it comes opportunities for Herefordshire’s schools to be more heavily involved.

Birmingham’s Centenary Square will be filled to the brim next Friday lunchtime (11 July) as 600 of the city’s school pupils and young people perform a specially commissioned piece of choreography, part of this year’s Big Dance celebrations.

Young people from across the region will descend on Thinktank on Friday 27 June for Birmingham’s first Youth Panel Conference, a day of workshops and discussion aimed at finding delegates’ hopes for education in 2020. Unusually, the Conference has been entirely curated and organised by a group of 12 young people drawn from two Birmingham schools, who together make up the Fierce! Youth Panel.

Please note that the job vacancies at Bright Space are now closed. Please go to the 'Opportunities' section of the website to find current vacancies.

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Bright Space aims to improve outcomes for children and young people through engaging them in creative, arts and cultural activities. We set out to develop creative citizens who have the ability to imagine the world differently and who have the skills and confidence to realise their aspirations.

A panel of experts will today name three Birmingham schools as being amongst the top 30 most creative schools in the country.

Bright Space (UK) Ltd has been awarded a grant of £1.175m to deliver the Creative Partnerships programme in Birmingham, Herefordshire and Worcestershire. Bright Space aims to improve the life chances of children and young people through the development of their creative skills and their engagement in arts and cultural activities.