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The Carroll Labor Government is bringing creativity into Victorian classrooms backing 15 schools with 350000 to partner with leading artistsMinister for Creative Industries Vicki Ward today announced the latest round of the Creative Learning Partnerships programThe program gives students the opportunity to develop their creativity in line with the Victorian curriculumStudents build their creative skills and boost their learning alongside leading Victorian artists and creative organisationsMore than 70 per cent of recipients are regional or outer metropolitan schoolsRecipients includeMerri River School in Warrnambool partnering with Find Your Voice Collective so students with a disability can create and present original works and explore postschool pathways in music and the creative artsWales Street Primary School in Thornbury partnering with Wurundjeri womens dance group Djirri Djirri DancersDeer Park North Primary School partnering with Footscray youth literature organisation 100 Story Building to turn a refurbished heritage tram into a permanent creative spaceEstablished in 1982 Creative Learning Partnerships is Victorias longestrunning creative grants programTo date the program hasConnected more than 1700 creatives with over 1300 schoolsBenefited more than 77000 students andUpskilled more than 4000 teachersTo see the full list of 2027 recipients visit creativevicgovauQuote attributable to Minister for Creative Industries Vicki WardIts fantastic that through these grants our students get to learn alongside great examples of Victorias incredible creative talentQuote attributable to the Deputy Premier and Minister for Education Gabrielle WilliamsCreativity builds the skills and confidence young people carry through life and this program puts creativity at the heart of learning
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