Sarah Clarke
Sarah Clarke has managed museum and heritage learning projects for fifteen years, and has been a primary school teacher for five. Now based at the National Civil War Centre, in Newark, she leads learning and engagement activity across the museum, Newark Castle and the Palace Theatre.
A creative problem solver, Sarah enjoys a challenge and has been working with her team throughout the pandemic to develop exciting new programmes for cultural learning, including creating activity boxes for schools with genuine and replica artefacts, for which the Centre received an ArtFund grant.
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