Take One: find your nearest project

Schools: find your nearest Take One project at a museum, gallery, archive or historic site. Take One uses paintings or objects as a focus for enquiry-based learning.

Take One: find your nearest project

Nottingham Castle Museum and Art Gallery
- Contact: Ann.coyne@nottinghamcity.gov.uk
  Nottingham Castle Museum and Art Gallery website
Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery
- Contact: colly.mudie@norfolk.gov.uk
  Norfolk Museums website
Northampton Museums
- Contact: dcox@northampton.gov.uk
  Northampton Museums website
The Tower of London
- Contact: Catherine.Jones@hrp.org.uk
  Tower of London website
The Jewish Museum, London
- Contact: Caroline.Marcus@jewishmuseum.org.uk
  The Jewish Museum website
East Sussex Record Office
- Contact: Isilda.Almeida-Harvey@eastsussex.gov.uk
  East Sussex Record Office website
The North East Learning Arc
- Contact: Sara.bird@newcastle.ac.uk
  North East Learning Arc website
Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology
- Contact: clare.coleman@ashmus.ox.ac.uk
  The Ashmolean Museum's Take One project
Somerset Heritage and Libraries Services
- Contact: Nawatson@somerset.gov.uk
  Somerset Heritage and Libraries Services website
Herefordshire Museums
- Contact: sccollins@herefordshire.gov.uk
  Herefordshire Museums website
Leeds Art Gallery
- Contact: amanda1.phillips@leeds.gov.uk
  Leeds Art Gallery's Take One project
Bishopsgate Institute
- Contact: Elizabeth.Pinel@bishopsgate.org.uk
  Bishopsgate Institute website

About Take One

Take One applies the model of Take One Picture within a local context

More about the programme

The National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London WC2N 5DN