18 November 2016
18 November 2016
Picture credit: Kingsmead School, photographed by Roger Brown
The government has announced more than £300 million to help young people from every background enjoy the benefits of music and the arts. Read more
In an open letter to the government, current laureate Chris Riddell warns that school efforts to encourage reading is ‘being undermined through lack of economic and intellectual investment.’ Read more
The performance measure stifles pupils by forcing them to take subjects they do not enjoy, according to NUT survey. Read more
Patrick Stewart and Andrew Lloyd Webber used speeches at this year’s London Evening Standard Theatre Awards to criticise the government’s “elitist” education policies and the damage they have on the arts. Read more
Disney is to launch a new education programme in London that aims to give primary school teachers professional support and development to produce their own musicals. Read more
Campaign group Parents in Performing Arts is to explore the possibility of flexible childcare for theatre workers, as 92% of respondents to an online poll in The Stage would welcome a creche in the West End. Read more
A new arts centre could be built in west London after a charity unveiled £10 million worth of plans for the area. Read more
London Independent Photography is celebrating its 28th Annual Exhibition at Espacio Gallery, showcasing 90 unique prints from more than 70 photographers. Find out more
These sessions are suitable for any organisation applying for NPO funding under Goal 5, and will be a chance to find out more about Artsmark Award, Arts Award, the Cultural Education Challenge and Local Cultural Education Partnerships – all aspects of Goal 5 that organisations will be asked to engage with to some degree. Find out more