South London Gallery is dedicated to supporting teachers and educators in developing creative and inclusive learning practices.
TEACHING RESOURCES
Explore our archive of teaching resources below. With engaging prompts and practical tools, the resources spark discussions on key themes and issues in contemporary art and society.
CPDL WORKSHOPS AND STUDY DAYS
Join our Continuous Professional Development and Learning (CPDL) sessions to build new skills, connect with peers, and get inspiration from a range of creative practitioners.
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FEATURED RESOURCES
Kneed: Banner Making
Hear from artist duo Kneed as they explore different forms of systemic exhaustion that young people may face. With a banner making activity, prompting students to imagine what an ideal future world could look like.
An Archive by Other Means
Introduces students to the complexities of Britain’s colonial legacies today. Using the lens of the Northcote Thomas archive and exhibition An Archive By Other Means. Developed for Key Stage 4-5 students and could be adapted for Key Stage 3.
Creativity and Wellbeing: Pushing the Reset Button
Supports the wellbeing of teachers and the pupils they teach. Created by artist Beverley Bennett, with guidance from Josephine Evans, a registered Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist and Counsellor.
CAREERS RESOURCES
Decoding Approaches to Contemporary Arts
Showcasing the careers and creative journeys of a variety of talented artists, writers, curators and poets. With a behind-the-scenes look at the SLG.
Foot in the Door: Creative Careers Resource
Created by the South London Gallery’s youth collective the Art Assassins, to introduce other young people to creative careers. Features insights from staff at SLG and Hauser & Wirth.
PAST EXHIBITION RESOURCES
Firelei Báez: Sueño de la Madrugada (A Midnight’s Dream)
Ann Veronica Janssens: Hot Pink Turquoise
Interactive tour video of Hot Pink Turquoise, featuring activities and discussion points to explore ways of looking in a gallery.
Explore the idea of perception through Ann Veronica Janssens’ work. Developed for Key Stage 1 & 2 but could be adapted for Key Stage 3.
GET IN TOUCH
If you’d like more information or to get in touch, please email schools@southlondongallery.org
The Schools Programme is supported by Southwark Council, Hauser & Wirth and Mercedes Zobel