CPD Recording: Drawing Progression Across the AccessArt Primary Art Curriculum

In this CPD recording aimed at teachers using the AccessArt Primary Art Curriculum and other AccessArt resources, we discussed what progression in drawing might look like across Key Stages 1 and 2 (ages 5-11).

We explored the challenges of curriculum planning, shared our approach and tips for teachers, and advised on curriculum planning to help teachers understand what progression that supports every child’s success might look like.

The session is suitable for teachers of all pupils, including those with SEND, and for schools using the AccessArt Split Curriculum as well as those teaching art each week. This session was recorded on 11/02/2026.

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Autumn Drawings from Manchester Muslim Prep by Tobi Meuwissen

 


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