Primary Partnerships Programme

The Primary Partnerships Programme is designed specifically for primary education to develop essential early learning digital skills and equip teachers with innovative tools and strategies.

We are offering a short information session for teachers to find out more about the programme on Tuesday 6 May, 3.30pm, book now.

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Deadline Friday 16 May, 5pm

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Key Stage 3 Partnerships Programme

Our Key Stage 3 Partnerships Programme offers targeted support, including lesson planning and in-class assistance, to ensure digital technologies are integrated effectively into your teaching practices.

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Moving Image Arts Partnerships Programme

This programme supports and guides teachers and pupils, particularly those new to MIA, to enhance critical understanding, technical proficiency and creative expression, with a focus on script writing, camera techniques, lighting, filmmaking, sound, editing and exam practice.

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Meet the Team

Sarah Lawrence

Sarah Lawrence

Education Manager | Belfast
Rachel McDermott

Rachel McDermott

Education Manager | Derry~Londonderry

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Funders

Creative Learning Centres in Belfast and Derry~Londonderry are managed by Nerve Centre and funded by the Department for Communities through Northern Ireland Screen.