About Bronze Award
At Bronze level, young people explore the arts as a participant in arts activities, as well as experiencing the arts as audience members. They create personal arts portfolios in the format of their choice to record their experiences, including researching an artist/craftsperson who inspires them and sharing their arts skills with others.
- Bronze Arts Award is a Level 1 qualification on the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF)
- Total Qualification Time: 60 hours (40 guided + 20 independent learning hours) - remember this is only a guide and young people may complete their Bronze Arts Award in more or less time.
- Bronze Arts Award is designed for ages 11-14 but is open to anyone aged 11-25.
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Another useful resource is Voice magazine - it is made by students doing their Arts Award, so they have great suggestions and things to help. Follow this link
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Portfolio
As you work through your Arts Award Bronze you complete four parts in the Bronze booklet which is called your Portfolio. See these videos about each parts to help give you ideas about how to complete your Arts Award Bronze. Here are some ideas for what you could your Arts Award about.
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Part A:
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| bronze_part_a_-_activity_plan.pdf |
| bronze_part_a_-_review.pdf |
Part B:
Explore the arts an audience member
Experience at least one arts event as an audience member.
| bronze_part_b_-_event_log.pdf |
Part C:
Arts Inspiration
Research into the work of an artist/craftsperson that inspires them.
| bronze_part_c_-_summary_of_research.pdf |
Part D:
Arts Skill Share
Passing on arts skills to others.
| bronze_part_d_-_plan.pdf |
| bronze_part_d_-_feedback_sheet.pdf |
| bronze_part_d_-_review.pdf |
Preparing for assessment
This document gives you an idea of what the moderator will be looking for in your work, if you can make sure you have answered all this your are well on your way to passing.
| evidence_checklist_-_bronze.pdf |
