Current policy places insufficient emphasis on engaging very young children.
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Enquiry sheds light on “engagement gap”
Failure to learn from the past means that new initiatives for engaging young people with the arts look “remarkably similar to what has gone before”.
Current policy aimed at encouraging young people to engage with the arts places insufficient emphasis on engaging very young children, and needs to focus more on the role of families, parents and care...
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