Corali is an Arts Award Supporter
Corali has over 10-years experience supporting young people to achieve their Arts Award. We offer a range of events, activities and collaborations with schools, youth organisations and individual young people that can help build an Arts Award portfolio and achieve Explore, Discover, Bronze and Silver awards
What is an Arts Award?
Arts award is a range of unique qualification which can help develop a young persons creativity, talent and a chance to explore the arts, be a creative leader and gain a qualification.
Ways we can support your Arts Award journey
Firstly, we welcome you to get in touch
Talk to Corali’s Engagement team and find out more about how we can work with you to deliver your Arts Award.
Below are some of the ways Corali can support the different sections of your Arts Award.
Take Part
Join a Corali dance class
Under 18’s can join a Kick Up youth dance company class and share your skills by performing and leading warm ups. For those aged 18-25 you can join in our Explore adult community dance class
Corali creative challenges
If you are not local to our classes you can take part in our Creative Challenges which you can do from the comfort of your own home.
Review a Corali performance
Come and watch a show in person or watch and review a performance from our archive such as the work below - Dancing to Art.
Other works you can review include Find Your Way and Escape the Nowhere
Reviews can be sent to admin@corali.org.uk
Lead a workshop
Are you an Emerging Artist? Come and deliver a workshop at Corali’s adult community dance class.
Career Development
Interested in a career in the arts and want to find out more? Make an appointment to interview one of our Staff Team, Company members or Support Artist.
Get in Touch
To find out more about how we can support you with your Arts Award journey, get in touch with Nik on nicola@corali.org.uk
For more information about the support we can offer you in your school or education setting, visit our Schools page.
“Your offer is invaluable. By using your dancers as examples we are able to talk about what can be achieved.”