At a Glance
- Tasks: Create engaging activities for place-based learning inspired by local culture.
- Company: Join a vibrant partnership of cultural organisations in Blackburn with Darwen.
- Benefits: Competitive budget for your work and the chance to shape education.
- Other info: Flexible interview options and support from a dedicated team.
- Why this job: Make a real difference in local schools and inspire future generations.
- Qualifications: Relevant experience is valued over formal qualifications.
The predicted salary is between 9000 - 9000 £ per year.
Blackburn with Darwen’s Place Partnership of local cultural organisations are looking for a curriculum specialist to develop a series of scalable activities supporting place-based learning in the local area, inspired by the rich culture of making – past, present and future.
For this phase of activity, educators have expressed a particular interest in resources that meet the Design & Technology curriculum, and we are also interested in increasing resources that meet cross-curriculum areas.
We are looking for a Curriculum Specialist with a culture-led approach to help shape a pilot with 3 schools and local partners across Key Stage 2.
Who is Eligible to Apply?
We welcome responses from individuals/collectives who feel they have relevant experience to bring to this piece of work. We do not ask for particular qualifications.
Budget: £9000 to cover all fees and expenses associated with delivering this work. A separate design budget is available. Bids can include the option for the design budget to be allocated to the provider as a complete service.
Deadline for Applications: 9am, 1st June 2026
Interviews: Interviews will take place on 10th June at Blackburn Museum & Art Gallery. We may also be able to accommodate online interviews.
If you would like to chat to a member of the team about the opportunity, please use the contact details above.
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