We’re calling on teachers and students to NOMINATE young UK musicians aged 13-25 who have shown one (or more!) of the following during 2018:  MUSICAL ACHIEVEMENT | CREATIVITY | PROGRESS | LEADERSHIP

£6,000 in financial support for participants is available at Brighton Fringe, England’s largest arts festival. They have opened registration for Brighton Fringe 2019, which will run between 3 May and 2 June. Artists have until 18 January 2019 to register their events, with an early bird discount for events registered by 7 December 2018.

This is my review of the Portsmouth music experience I went to for my bronze arts award. 

This is a piece I have written for my Gold arts award, the question I have chosen is Where are all the female Chorographers?

This is a piece I have written for my Gold arts award, questioning why anime/manga are not recognised in art schools.

This is a piece I have written for my Gold arts award, exploring the importance of the arts.

This is a piece I have written for my Gold arts award, exploring the mental health of a young male dancer.

This is a piece I have written for my Gold arts award, exploring the question are videogames recognised as an artform?  

Andrew Hammond has advocated creative education in all facets of his career. Here’s why it’s so vital to teach the next generation life skills over arithmetic.

Bronze Arts Award

This is a piece I have written for my Gold arts award, exploring if a person's 'body shape' effects their success in the dance industry.

An art exhibition at the Willow Gallery, Oswestry on the themes of war and poetry, commemorating the 100 anniversary of the armistice and  the death of the war poet Wilfred Owen.