Climate Anxiety has become a thing over the past few years, but, what is it exactly, and what can we do to ease the struggle? 

The world has changed, the world is changing. The arts and artists have always been at the forefront of revolution, they instigate change, they respond to change.

By their very nature, schools adopt teaching techniques that cater for the masses, but this means that plenty of young people are still falling through the cracks of the system. Could new ways of learning prevent these gaps?

The UK education system runs on outdated values that only benefit a portion of students. The curriculum does not reflect real world issues, and we think it’s time for things to change - starting with teaching racial politics in schools.

The BBC is looking for young people aged 11-18 who want to report on a story or issue which is important to their life or the world around them.

Learning some DIY skills from an early age will always prove useful and is likely to save you both time and money throughout your life. One easy skill to add to your DIY repertoire is measuring and fitting your own blinds, heres how.

As part of the celebrations of 15 years of Arts Award, we're running a competition to find out why you love the art you do. £50 arts voucher anyone? Yes please! 

In these troubled times can the power of song help us look at a problem in a new way? Internationally renowned artist and passionate opera enthusiast Joshua Sofaer thinks it can and would like you to try it. Apply at https://operahelps.com

The long-term effects of thrice changed A-levels 

Diving into the vast history of school: in Britain and all over the world

With so much fake news floating around, Bea directs her attention to mythbusting an issue that will affect us all: climate change.

"If liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear. In times of universal deceit, telling the truth will be a revolutionary act.”

George Orwell