The number of students taking creative subjects at A-level and GCSE is at a record low. It has the widest attainment gap for disadvantaged students of any subject.
The number of students taking creative subjects at A-level and GCSE is at a record low.
It has the widest attainment gap for disadvantaged students of any subject.
A-level drama entries have almost halved in 10 years, with by far the biggest drop in state schools.
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The number of students taking creative subjects at A-level and GCSE is at a record low. It has the widest attainment gap for disadvantaged students of any subject. A-level drama entries have almost halved in 10 years, with by far the biggest drop in state schools.
Forty per cent of state schools no longer even offer music or drama GCSEs.
The arts must not become the preserve of the most privileged. Private violin lessons are beyond the purse strings of most parents. It is no coincidence that the Ebacc, which prioritised core academic su...
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