by Lewis | Aug 19, 2019 | Latest News, News, News Articles
The creator of the GCSE has condemned the English Baccalaureate (EBacc) in a letter to the new education secretary Gavin Williamson, the Telegraph reports. Lord Kenneth Baker points out that since 2010, entries for DT have fallen by 65 per cent, dance by 46 per cent,... 
by Lewis | Aug 5, 2019 | News
Photo by Jon Aitken of Squidsoup’s AudioWAVE at SWCTN Immersion Showcase The South West Creative Technology Network are looking to invest in prototypes that use creative technologies to deliver original processes, experiences, products, services or platforms... 
by Lewis | Jul 10, 2019 | Featured News, Latest News, News, News Articles
In June, Into Film were recuiting members for their Youth Advisory Council. We spoke to Jane Coulter, Into Film’s South West Programme Delivery Coordinator to find out more. How long have you had a Youth Advisory Council at Into Film? Into Film’s Youth Advisory... 
by Lewis | Jul 9, 2019 | Featured News, Latest News, News, News Articles
There is lots out there about the future of work. The RSA have just published the field guide to the future of work and NESTA have recently published ‘The Future of Skills Employment’ both publications share the opportunity, challenge and complexity of predicting what... 
by Lewis | Jul 4, 2019 | Blog, Featured News, News, News Articles
Careers in creative subjects can only come about through a passion for getting involved in a hands-on kind of way. At Richard Lander School, we encourage our young students to do just this. I would argue that the transferable skills that students learn from their... 
by Lewis | Jun 27, 2019 | Featured News, Latest News, News, News Articles
Play Torbay (part of the Branchline Partnership) will bring the Dartington Quest to Ordinary/Extraordinary Arts Festival in October 2019 to support learning disabled young people with an interest in the arts enable the creation of a wholly inclusive event. Building on...