The imperative for educators to broaden the primary art curriculum is reinforced in this guide. Through the exemplification of personal candid reflection and appropriate exploration of a diverse range of artists, Kaytie provides essential support to inspire the development of equitable and engaging learning experiences for pupils in any context.

Marlene Wylie, Creative Education Consultant (FCCT/FRSA), President of the National Society of Education in Art and Design

A beautifully illustrated, accessible and practical book to turn your pupils into artists. Kaytie is truly passionate about art and this comes through in every word she writes.

Andy Taylor, Senior Lecturer at the University of Worcester, tweets as @MrTs_NQTs

A book that aims to enrich students' understanding of art and culture. By offering practical pathways for teachers to incorporate diverse artists into their curriculum it will foster greater cultural awareness and appreciation in their young artists.

Susan M Coles, Visual Art Education Champion @theartcriminal

Teaching a Diverse Primary Art Curriculum is packed full of ideas, projects and artist biographies. As the title suggests, it will introduce primary teachers to a diverse range of different artists, so if you are looking to diversify your curriculum, this book is really helpful.

Sarah Crowther, The Arty Teacher www.theartyteacher.com

Teaching a Diverse Primary Art Curriculum is an invaluable resource that masterfully blends inspiration with practicality. The format is both fun and engaging, making it feel like a conversation with a fellow educator who genuinely understands the challenges and joys of teaching art. What truly stands out are the illustrations, showcasing real-life creativity and making the concepts come alive in a tangible way. They also serve as a reminder that art is a powerful tool for challenging conventions and sparking meaningful conversations in the classroom. Whether you're a seasoned art teacher or just starting out, this book will empower you to start conversations and work that diversify your curriculum.

Emily Gopaul, The Primary Art Class @PrimaArtClass