Northfield Academy and Aberdeen Art Gallery have teamed up to create a collaborative program

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Northfield Academy and Aberdeen Art Gallery and Museums Launch Partnership to Develop Creative Skills of Young People

Northfield Academy pupils celebrated the launch of an 18-month partnership with Aberdeen Art Gallery and Museums. The art gallery and museum visited the school to witness the impressive artwork created by the pupils. They will collaborate with the school to provide opportunities for the young people to showcase their work to a range of audiences and develop their creative skills by engaging with professional artists.

Showcasing Artwork and Treasures from the Treasure Hub

During the launch event, the pupils showcased their artwork alongside some of the treasures from the Treasure Hub, while also sharing and caring for them with members of the community. Additionally, the Travelling Gallery bus from the City Arts Centre in Edinburgh made a stop at the school, having previously visited several other schools across Aberdeen.

Councillors Praise the Partnership

Education Convener Councillor Martin Greig praised the partnership, stating that it was a fantastic opportunity for developing the pupils’ skills and talents. He also expressed appreciation for the involvement of the City Arts Centre in Edinburgh, highlighting the value of the project and the importance of support from professionals in developing the young people’s skills.

Education Vice-Convener Councillor Jessica Mennie shared the excitement, saying that it was fantastic to see the hard work and dedication put in by the pupils in creating their artwork. She also commended the pupils for their pride in showcasing their work and school to the local community.

Shifting the Narrative About the School and Community

This launch event marks the beginning of a series of events designed to shift the narrative about Northfield Academy and its community. The partnership with Aberdeen Art Gallery and Museums is a significant step in providing young people with a platform to showcase their creative talents and contribute to positive change in their community.

Overall, this partnership between Northfield Academy and Aberdeen Art Gallery and Museums is a positive development that highlights the importance of providing young people with opportunities to develop their creative skills and showcase their work to a range of audiences. The support of professionals and involvement of the City Arts Centre in Edinburgh further underscores the value of the project and the impact it can have on the pupils and the community as a whole.

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