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Founder and Director of We The Parents, Neve Spicer, argues against judging the merits of arts education solely on academic outcomes

AND Advocate Timothy Devenish on demonstrating how arts education can be life-affirming, memorable and even award-winning

On 10 October, we welcomed over 150 teachers and cultural educators to our annual conference at the British Library

The EBacc is clearly a major factor influencing the decline of the arts in school - but it is not the only thing going on...

Information Manager, Annie Thorpe, gives an overview of two recent research reports focusing on the role the arts can play in improving health and well-being

The Creativity Mind-Set Symposium brought together a variety of arts, business and educational professionals to address the marginalisation of the arts in the UK curriculum

Find out how Iniva and Aspace are using art to teach British Values

We were delighted to welcome a group of Columbian educationalists to discuss the benefits of arts education

The new £2.5m initiative will provide a platform to investigate the impact of arts & cultural education

Kerri Sellens tells us what she's taken away from our CPD programme and how she will be applying this to her upcoming Teachmeet

Also this week: government transparency drive to affect arts grants, and public art activity recovers to 2011 levels

A short paper on how to build an evidence base that reflects the true value of the arts in an education context