Take One Picture
Take One Picture is the National Gallery’s national primary-school programme, using one artwork from the collection to inspire cross-curricular classroom work, project stages, teacher learning, and exhibitions.
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Take One Picture is the National Gallery’s national primary-school programme, using one artwork from the collection to inspire cross-curricular classroom work, project stages, teacher learning, and exhibitions.
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This resource is listed for ages 5–11. It is available as Website and is listed as free website resources; some professional learning is scheduled. The listed language coverage is English.
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The official programme page provides free information and classroom resources; optional CPD sessions and exhibitions have their own schedules
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