Arts Instruct for schools is an online art membership designed to support schools in delivering inspiring, structured art education for Key Stage 3 students. Created by a qualified UK secondary art teacher, each project is broken into clear, video-led lessons with printable resources and artist-led inspiration — ready to use in your classroom, cover lessons, or as part of your broader curriculum.
Teachers looking for curriculum-ready projects that are engaging, high-quality, and easy to deliver
Non-specialist staff who want to confidently run effective, inspiring art sessions
Cover supervisors in need of ready-made, meaningful art cover lessons
Students off-timetable, in alternative provision, or home-educated
Art clubs, gifted & talented learners, and homework or enrichment groups
Pastoral leads looking to support positive mental health through creative expression
Schools delivering or supporting the Arts Award framework
Families engaging in creative learning at home with school support
Video-led Art Projects
Each project includes 8-10 mini-lessons linked to artists, techniques, and the elements of art.
Printable Resources & Teacher Guides
Lesson plans, sketchbook activities, evaluation sheets, and extension ideas.
Curriculum Coverage
Aligned with KS3 National Curriculum aims, focusing on creativity, evaluation, and technical skill.
Essential Skills Section
Teach core drawing and art techniques, perfect for Year 7 baselining or building confidence in lower-ability students.
Student Independence
Structured so students can work independently, making it ideal for cover or catch-up work.
Saves planning time and supports staff across departments
Offers quality content even when an art specialist isn’t available
Helps standardise sketchbook presentation and project structure
Encourages creativity, problem-solving, and confidence
Ideal for both class teaching and small group interventions
Op Art with Victor Vasarely – Exploring line, pattern and optical illusions through a disco ball.
Frida Kahlo Self-Portraits – Identity, symbolism and colour
Jeff Koons Inspired Sculptures – Realism, reflection and surface detail
Insect Illustration – Inspired by Rose Sanderson and natural forms
All projects integrate an element of art, an artist, and a key technique, designed to develop creativity, resilience, and art literacy. New projects added monthly
As a full scheme of work or project library
For non-specialist cover and long-term staff absences
In support hubs, PRU settings, and SEND inclusion units
As CPD for staff less confident with teaching art
Unlimited access to all video lessons
Project library with step-by-step progression
New content added regularly
PDF resource downloads for in-class use
Teacher guides and evaluation tools
No prep needed, log in and teach
Parent Memberships
Student & Teacher
Whole School Access + CPD
Want to see how it works in practice?
I’d love to show you a project and answer your questions.
Book a Free 15-Min Demo
Trial in your school for free
Structured pricing tiers to suit individual teachers, departments, or whole schools
Unique school sign-up codes allow you to track engagement and encourage parent uptake
Earn 30% commission through my school referral scheme — reward your school while spreading creativity
Finding my daughter suitable courses online has been a real problem for me. Ones that keep her interested & that she is able to follow easily on her own, is our struggle. She is a very creative 13 year old but can be very negative towards different art mediums & is sometimes unwilling to try out different styles or learn about art history. I can happily say that she has started working through your videos this week & so far she has found it really engaging & in my opinion has already started creating art that expresses her personality & is trying out different techniques that she has never done before. I really hope that she is keen to continue as I personally am very impressed with the content of the tutorials & you can see that you have put a lot of thought into the making of these classes.
My daughter has been having art lessons with Joanne, she is very professional whilst making the classes fun. Léa is quite shy and Joanne has encouraged her to express herself on paper. They have learnt new techniques and used different mediums and styles. Léa is always excited for her next class and Joanne discusses options so Léa is happy with what she will be drawing/painting. Léa is growing in confidence with her art and is looking forward to continuing to learn new styles.
Joanne is an engaging art teacher! She meets you where you are and helps you reach the goals you want to achieve. Her teaching is always fun and well thought out, and it is tailored to your needs. Amazing art teacher!
Joanne has been my tutor for the last 3 months, and she has helped me achieve my artistic goals. I am extremely happy with my progress and what I have been able to create. Thank you, Joanne!