11 March 2016
11 March 2016
A popular wage-subsidy programme will not see its funding renewed, although the opening of a new National College leaves Creative & Cultural Skills positive about employment support for young people. Read more
Arts Council England chief executive Darren Henley has spoken out about the need for the arts and culture sector to attract talent from all backgrounds if it is to thrive in the long-term. Read more
If a petition to include the arts in the new English Baccalaureate can attract 100,000 signatures then the issue could be debated in the House of Commons. Read more
Arts Council England is asking theatre professionals to share their opinions on the opportunities and challenges facing theatre in their area. Theatre and associated professionals being asked to complete an online survey.
In an article for Teachwire, our
Chair, Professor Maggie Atkinson, makes the case for the importance of the arts
in education - particularly for disadvantaged students. Read more
Pupils in London and other inner city areas could lose out under proposals for a new national school funding formula that will replace the patchwork system currently overseen by local authorities. Read more
Celebrate female artistic endeavour this spring with Tower Bridges new 'Art at the Bridge' exhibition. The exhibition will display the works of 15 female artists as they explore the theme of ‘Building Bridges: The Female Perspective’. Read more
Shakespeare Week is a national annual celebration giving primary school children a great first encounter with Shakespeare. On Monday 14 March at 1.30pm registered schools will be able to access a digital tour of Shakespeare’s childhood home and a live Q & A where experts will answer your pupils’ questions. Read more
London Youth, through their Getting Ready Dance Programme will be offering six masterclass workshops across the capital in 2016 for young people to attend free of charge. Read more