Our Creative Community: Funding our Trip to YSP

By Natalie Deane

In this post supporting the second stage of the pupil-led project ‘Our Creative Community‘, Natalie Deane explains how she funded their school trip to Yorkshire Sculpture Park. Natalie also draws attention to different elements of organising a trip from travel, to workshop provisions. Explore some top tips suggested by Natalie for finding funding too!

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