Decline in GCSE arts entries slows as some subjects see growth in uptake
The rate of decline in entries for GCSE arts subjects is showing signs of plateauing after 15 years of steep decline, according to…
The rate of decline in entries for GCSE arts subjects is showing signs of plateauing after 15 years of steep decline, according to…
Nina Hajiyianni, artistic director of Theatre Porto, believes that theatre can change the world – which is why she dedicates her l…
A £5 million project to transform three acres of green space at Dulwich Picture Gallery (DPG) represents a “must-have” act of com…
Politicians representing Cornwall have written to Historic England demanding their county’s heritage be treated as more than “simp…
The number of UK students studying music at A-level has decreased by 1.4% this year, continuing a long-term trend of decline that…
Sixth-form students at a creative arts college in Liverpool are celebrating a 100% pass rate today for A-level equivalent qualific…
The University of the Creative Arts (UCA) has implored parents not to dissuade their children from studying non-traditional subjec…
Young women in England are more likely to participate in music and arts activities than their male counterparts, according to a st…
The chief executive of New Wolsey Theatre has said a pantomime dame’s upcoming performance has “already sold out” at the ven…
The government has vowed to “build creative futures” for children with an £88m investment in after-school access to music, sports…
Plans to redevelop a 19th-century building in Sheffield into a centre of excellence for music education for South Yorkshire have r…
The Royal Ballet School has said that the decision to end full-time training and boarding for pupils under the age of 13 was made…
An award-winning theatre company, Highly Sprung uses spectacle and movement to raise awareness of complex issues in accessible, th…
Tate Modern is extending its evening opening hours to 21:00 on Fridays and Saturdays, starting from 26 September, it has announced…
London Youth Choirs (LYC) has appointed CEO of Network Rail, Sir ANDREW HAINES, to its board of trustees. Haines has worked for…
The Egg theatre has launched a new Theatre Royal Bath (TRB) Youth Council to play “an active role” in shaping policy, governance a…
The cultural funding “chasm” between regions remains “stark” despite a narrowing gap between London and the North of England, acco…
ADJJIMA NA PATALUNG is the new festival director for the Edinburgh International Children’s Festival. She will take up the post at…
Members of National Youth Choir of Northern Ireland (NYCNI) have been told organisation will shut following the loss of its annual…
A new scheme to enable school visits to local museums has been launched in Wales. The Museum Visits Bursary scheme, which is funde…
KEITH SAHA, co-founder, artistic director and co-CEO of 20 Stories High, is stepping down in December after nearly 20 years to pur…
There has been a “critical decline” in youth music spaces across the UK, according to new research conducted by Spotify and the ch…
A Reform UK council leader in Kent has been criticised for claiming they initiated the removal of adult-aimed books on transgender…
Polly Stepan, co-founder and CEO of Restore the Music, shares how she is changing young people’s lives for the better through ac…