Activate Learning is inviting visitors to explore the college's range of study programmes and employment opportunities at its city-centre campus on Oxpens Road. The open event will take place on ...

Children in the poorest parts of the country are less likely to study subjects such as dance, drama and music, a report ...

Children living in the most deprived parts of England are less likely to study expressive arts subjects at GCSE and A Level, ...

The Cultural Learning Alliance is calling for systemic change to make the Expressive Arts a core and equal curriculum area, ...

Farley Arts Trust is delighted to launch its second Wonderfully Surreal Art Competition for students taking GCSE or A level ...

Living, learning, working, playing; everything we do happens in a space. Our courses in architecture, industrial design, and interior design will enable you to reinvent the spaces we live in.

When you create, you’re showing the world how you see things. Students like you choose RIT because they recognize that combining technology, art, and design can be the key to unlocking new forms of ...

From an idea to a concept to the finished piece, the School of Art is made up of a tight-knit community of makers who ideate and create one-of-a-kind art. Whether it’s using 3D printers, charcoal and ...

One expert has told The i Paper that the end of the EBacc could mean that decline in language learning at GCSE level is “accelerated ... to vocational and arts subjects.

Teenagers should take fewer GCSE exams due to concerns of additional stress, the Government's new curriculum review will reportedly recommend. An interim report of the review, seen by The Times, ...

FEARS of “dumbing down” kids were raised tonight after a government review proposed cutting the number of GCSE exams. MPs also warned that calls for lessons to be more “diverse” could be ...