Grants

Grants

The 2026 education programme was made possible through the generous support of trusts and funders who recognised the value of providing children with access to art, sculpture and creative learning in an inspiring outdoor setting.

Across the programme, around 600 students took part in visits and workshops, including pupils from primary, secondary and special schools. Our team of artists and tutors delivered a dynamic programme of creative activities designed to respond to the needs of each group.

The workshops supported children’s creative, social and emotional development, while providing opportunities to explore the National Curriculum through art and sculpture. Particular consideration was given to the physical, emotional and educational needs of each group, enabling children with a wide range of abilities to participate.

The generous funding we received was essential in allowing us to welcome schools and provide these enriching experiences. It helped remove financial barriers and enabled children who might otherwise have had limited access to high-quality arts experiences to engage directly with contemporary sculpture and creative practice.

We were enormously grateful to the trusts and supporters whose funding helped make this programme possible.

Supporters were invited to the VIP opening and had the opportunity to see the education programme and workshops taking place during the exhibition. At the end of the show, funders received an acknowledgement of their support together with information about how their funding had contributed to the programme.