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Public policy partnerships for creative learning
- Introduction
- Public policy partnership in context
- Partnership working in Creative Partnerships
- Strategic partnerships
- Programmatic partnerships
- Partnerships with schools
- Partnerships with young people
- Partnerships with cultural and creative organisations
- Costs and benefits of partnership working
- Conclusions
- References
Abstract
Partnership has become an increasingly ubiquitous feature of the delivery of public programmes in education, health and other areas, particularly in the UK. In recent years, partnership working has even been tested as a means of managing and delivering creative education. This chapter reports on partnerships developed by Creative Partnerships (CP).
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