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'Death of a thousand cuts': theatre degree closures could wipe out future generations of Australian performers

Directors and arts educators say cuts to drama courses across nation will hit regional students especially hard

Published: 21 Oct 2020

hlcarpenter.com view on the humanities: the importance of being rounded

Published: 26 Jun 2020
'Incredibly frustrating': Australian year 12 students express dismay at skyrocketing fees for arts degrees

Published: 19 Jun 2020

Other lives John Pick obituary

Other lives: Director of arts adminstration studies at City University in London

Published: 2 Mar 2020

No more DCMS? Why Nicky Morgan staying as boss does not mean business as usual

We know she loves Classic FM and Fleabag. But Nicky Morgan’s cultural leanings now seem irrelevant given the shake-up Boris Johnson and Dominic Cummings appear to be planning

Published: 17 Dec 2019

Brief letters Practical advice for a worried young vegan

Brief letters: Creativity in education | Class and cleaners | Veganism | Friday the 13th

Published: 27 Oct 2019

Published: 27 Oct 2019
Brief letters A piece of art history written in blood

Brief letters: Caravaggio | Long flights | Creativity | Misuse of English

Published: 21 Oct 2019

Published: 21 Oct 2019
Arts education should not be a luxury, says Julie Hesmondhalgh

Ex-Coronation Street star backs Durham commission’s call for arts to be taught to all children

Published: 20 Oct 2019
Where will our working-class playwrights come from, now the arts have been sidelined?

Selina Todd

Michael Gove made arts the poor relation of ‘real’ education. We need to change that

Published: 1 Oct 2019

Published: 1 Oct 2019

Arts deserve a central place in the curriculum

Letters: Readers respond to Michael Rosen’s call for a new deal for the arts in schools

Published: 8 Sep 2019

Published: 8 Sep 2019
Term is starting – and English schools must tackle their arts emergency

Michael Rosen

At the start of a new term, it’s time for a rethink, says Michael Rosen, a former Children’s Laureate

Published: 1 Sep 2019

Published: 1 Sep 2019

Culture teaching at risk as jobs row hits British Library

‘Gig economy’ dispute follows similar battle at National Gallery

Published: 25 Aug 2019
Clearing 2019 Change course: how to rethink your degree if you miss your grades

Overpredicted on your A-level results? Lost a place at your first-choice uni? Don’t panic. Clearing’s a good time for a do-over

Published: 10 Aug 2019

hlcarpenter.com view on the creative self: it needs more than 15 minutes

Editorial: Britons need time and space to release their imagination. It would be good for them and for their country

Published: 14 Jul 2019

Spotting mental health issues in schoolchildren

Letters: Readers react strongly to the news that Theresa May is to pledge new materials and guidance for teachers as part of a prevention initiative

Published: 17 Jun 2019

Published: 17 Jun 2019
Universities condemn ‘catastrophic’ plan to link fees to graduate pay

Published: 11 Jun 2019
The Augar report pits arts against sciences – and both lose out

Simon Marginson

Published: 11 Jun 2019

Published: 11 Jun 2019

The UK’s creative industries are being choked off by bureaucracy

Phillip Inman

Fewer children will collect GCSEs in arts subjects this week, as education reforms stifle a sector also hit by petty regulations

Published: 18 Aug 2018

Published: 18 Aug 2018
The arts teach us how to express ourselves – and give us freedom to fail

Daisy Buchanan

As music and languages are cut, students no longer engage in subjects that aren’t all about right and wrong, says writer Daisy Buchanan

Published: 16 Aug 2018

Published: 16 Aug 2018

Teacher who won $1m will use windfall to get artists into schools

Andria Zafirakou recruits musicians, art historians and actors to her cause

Published: 26 Jun 2018

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