'A sink that never gets blocked no matter what goes down the plughole.'
Dave Eva
Assistant Headteacher
Sir William Burrough Primary School
Limehouse, London

References

A Common Wealth: museums in the learning age, David Anderson, DCMS, (The Stationery Office, 1997 & 1999)

Art Accommodation in Secondary Schools: a design guide, Building Bulletin 89, DfES (The Stationery Office, 1998)

Better Public Buildings: a proud legacy for the future, DCMS (DCMS, 2000)

Design for Learning, Tom Bentley, Ciara Fairley and Shelagh Wright (Demos, 2001, available from Central Books Tel 0845 4589911)

Learning Buildings, Barbara Annesley, Matthew Horne and Hilary Cottam (School Works, 2002, available from School Works, Tel 020 7401 5333)

Schools Achieving Success, DfES (The Stationery Office, 2001)

Standards and Quality in Education 2000/01, the Annual Report of Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Schools, Ofsted (The Stationery Office, 2002)

£2.68: Artworks survey of art and design resources in primary and secondary schools, Rick Rogers, (The Clore Duffield Foundation, 2001 available on this website, here)

Gallery and museum staff

Gallery and museum staff commenting on the key factors for creative spaces in galleries and museums:

Caroline Collier, Director,
Arnolfini, Bristol

Katherine Booth Stevens,
Clore Education Officer,
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford

John Reeve, Head of Education,
The British Museum, London

Gillian Wolfe, Head of Education,
Dulwich Picture Gallery, London

Sara Holdsworth, Head of Education,
Manchester Art Gallery, Manchester

Caroline Rowley, Head of Education,
National Museums and Galleries on Merseyside, Liverpool

Emmie Kell, Head of Education
Somerset House, London

Jem Main, Director,
The Study Gallery, Poole

David Anderson, Director of Learning and Visitor Services
The Victoria & Albert Museum, London

Giles Clarke, museum and heritage education consultant

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