A Guide for SEND teachers working in SEND schools

A look at what MADE and our network have achieved this academic year.

A chance for children to let us know what matters to them, so we can make Manchester a child-friendly city.

MADE: UNICEF Child-Friendly City Chatterbox Activity

Revealing Histories have collected resources together exploring Greater Manchester's role in the transatlantic slave trade

CPD and education on black history and how it feeds into modern life, delivered by Linford Sweeney

Our learning programme is an experiential and transformative journey for students, teachers and schools.

Amazing resources available to teachers and young people

Galaxies of Neurons Firing is Every Brain's guide for theatres and cultural organisations on supporting neurodiversity.

Anti-Racist Learning Resources curated by the Anti-Racist Educator collective.

The World Reimagined is a ground-breaking national art education project to transform how we understand the Transatlantic Slave Trade.

Manchester International Festival have put together an Education Activity & Resource Pack themed around Amal's journey.

From Story Drawing Club and Z Arts, this video series shows young people how to  illustrate their own picture book.

This series of fun and clear activities from Design Club leads pupils through the process of designing and creating their own app.

Find out more about the huge spectrum of jobs and careers that exist within the creative sector in one easy to use, explorable directory.

Explore Jake Hardy's photography library from the BLM Manchester protest, 31 May 2020

These reading lists, compiled by publisher Penguin, each have over 100 recommended titles by writers of colour for Primary and Secondary.

Bold, bright and beautiful ideas for mathematics teaching, learning and play.

From the technical to the macabre, these 3D scans from the Science Museum Group's object collection are great inspiration for art.

Connecting to MIF's blockbuster collaboration with the Science and Industry Museum, these creative activities mash-up science and art.

The TATE's wonderful database of artists, containing bitesize bios and image banks of their work, is formatted and written for young people.

Set in a spooky town where the the lights have gone out, this video game from the Science Museum Group explores science in a creative way.