In Harmony programme remains popular but research is inconclusive
The second year report on the In Harmony initiative finds positive engagement but a lack of conclusive data about the success of t…
The second year report on the In Harmony initiative finds positive engagement but a lack of conclusive data about the success of t…
Tom Bellerby takes a moment out of his day as Youth Theatre Director at Hull Truck Theatre to share the advice he would …
Hull commits to creative apprenticeships ahead of its year as City of Culture 2017.
Disappointed by a low take-up in its traineeship scheme, Curious Minds decided to shake things up and think about what d…
What’s the secret of the success of Brent’s music service? A belief that music education is never over, writes Cl…
Recent arts graduate Gemma Whitham assesses the prospects for those, like her, seeking employment in the arts.
What’s it like to run a theatre education charity? Susan Whiddington gives a peek into her life as Director of&nbs…
Arts Award, the scheme that supports young people to develop as artists and arts leaders, has named 1 October as ‘Start Your…
A pilot project in rural North Yorkshire believes it’s landed on an effective and affordable model for delivering music tuit…
CashBack for Creativity has been funded until 2017 with an increased budget after having success at encouraging arts engagement in…
Following a review of the literature and publishing sector, Creative Scotland is supporting new schemes to promote Scottish writer…
Budget cuts, the introduction of the EBacc and mass academisation of schools has created a “perfect storm” for theatre…
The proportion of students studying drama, music and dance is consistently lower for children from backgrounds of high deprivation…
A significant drop in the number of young people participating in dance is being masked in government statistics by an increase in…
For a recent production, Little Earthquake passed the reins over to 100 primary school children. Philip Holyman describes the even…
The arts need leaders who can convey a clear vision and empower their staff. Well, parents practice these skills every day and it&…
Arts professionals may be unanimous about the value of the arts in the curriculum, but what do schools think? Christy Romer spoke…
A YouTube network dedicated to the arts, in receipt of significant government funding and aiming to attract not millions but billi…
Do arts projects in schools boost pupils’ health and wellbeing? Ros McLellan finds the current evidence posit…
An online reward scheme has the potential to inspire children and young people’s interest in arts learning, believes Laurie…
Director of The Empty Space, Natalie Querol, tells us about the people who inspire her work, supporting artists in the North…
The new Executive Director of the National Orchestra for All, Kate Wareham, names those who inspire her work.
In true Bertrand Russell style, Chrissie Tiller suggests that we turn the burden of proof on its head – and prove that…
Linden Rowley explores who the commissioners of public services are, where to find them and how arts and cultural organisations ca…