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Tag Archives: drama
Creative arts – a class issue
Michael Gove’s destruction of the creative and performing arts is an indelible stain on this Government’s record. Rich experiences in art, music, drama and media should be the entitlement of all young people. Creative subjects and activities provide an emotional … Continue reading
Reclaiming Schools 