27 March 2015
27 March 2015
The outcomes of the biggest and longest running arts education intervention in the world have been documented in a report describing its impact and offering suggestions for future research. Read more
Finland is about to embark on one of the most radical education reform programmes ever undertaken by a nation state – scrapping traditional “teaching by subject” in favour of “teaching by topic”. Read more
Some of the UK’s biggest cultural organisations have joined forces with TES to give teachers unprecedented online access to a range of their extraordinary resources. The British Museum, the V&A, the Royal Shakespeare Company and Arts Council England will work with TES and the Department of Culture, Media and Sport on the project. Read more
Government cuts have disproportionately affected disadvantaged children, a cross-party committee of MPs has said. The government should have monitored the impact more closely and needed to work harder to reduce the effects, the Joint Committee on Human Rights said. Read more
By having young people involved in the design of social action programmes, commissioners and funders can better ensure they provide engaging opportunities, London Youth’s Getting Beyond the Usual Suspects report concludes. Read more
Club dance styles will be brought to life by some of London’s most exciting choreographers. From hip hop to house, 70’s vogueing to breakdance battling, there will be something for every clubber, disco-goer, raver, jitterbugger and even bedroom dancer. Read more
An afternoon of hip hop beats and dance tracks at the Easter Dance Party. From freestyling to bootyshaking, get ur freak on this Easter and join us for some free dance fitness tasters at the Copper Box Arena. Perfect for 14 – 25 year olds! Read more