After 18 years' work in arts and education, coronavirus was "the final straw" in an ongoing battle for income.

Academics behind the campaign say a new label will “unite and celebrate” these subjects and their role in rebuilding a…

The Government has dropped parts of a draft plan that would have sidelined ‘non-core’ subjects for up to a year.

Until the arts sector defines its expectations of the learning needed by employees, even aspirational and potentially career-enhan…

Lockdown is transforming the way music teachers deliver instrument tuition now and in the future, with 87% currently adapting thei…

Professor Gavin Henderson has apologised for “the lived experiences of students of colour” and his racist comments dur…

The proportion of school pupils taking music and drama at GCSE looks set to stabilise around 20% lower than in 2015, when a dramat…

Live Music Now serves audiences in the care and education sectors – but that didn’t stop musicians reaching them while…

How can we preserve the entrepreneurial spirit that has characterised the sector’s response to the pandemic, and which of th…

The time has come for conservatoires to recognise their role within the wider sector and to embrace the challenges presented by mo…

The energy, invention and will to survive shown by young companies will replenish and rekindle our industry says James Phillips, b…

Interventions that have been supporting young people’s resilience to and recovery from mental health crises elsewhere in the…

Funding for creativity has been renewed in the run-up to a new cross-disciplinary curriculum in Wales that will see Expressive Art…

Students will be at the heart of programmes for developing entrepreneurial skills and using theatre techniques to improve patient…

The death of a student, significant mental health issues and a "clear and worrying picture" of conflict are behind plans…

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has confirmed business rate cuts for small music venues and millions more pounds for arts education. But so…

It’s time to turn up the volume on the needs and interests of young people, says Carol Reid.

Will the Government’s new plan satisfy the sector and solve the shortcomings of music education?

Reflecting on being wrongfully dismissed by the Royal Academy of Music, Dr Francesca Carpos says the sector must create a cul…

The founder of the Armenian State Symphony Orchestra on why he wants to inspire others with the “profundity” of clasic…

The music exam board’s inability to operate freely in one of its biggest markets may become problematic as domestic exam num…

Would new proposals for arts funding help all schools become more 'arts-rich'? Or is it too little too late? Sam Cairns as…

Two West Yorkshire schools decided to put the arts at the heart of their curriculum. They found different challenges – but h…

New research warns the glut of young people wanting careers in arts and culture will likely cause “downward pressure on…