I'm a Gold Arts Award student and for my Arts Issue I've looked at why people don't support dance in schools. It is a very important topic to me and I have enjoyed looking into it further.

This is a subject that has always interested me from my own personal experiences with ballet and my general interests in the art altogether. I decided to write this arts issue for my gold arts award as its something that has always been such an issue within the world of ballet and dance itself as an art form overall and I felt so passionate about it and wanted to share this with others to see what they thought.

There has always been an ongoing debate about whether dance is a sport or an art and there are a variety of social groups who have opposing views. I believe that dance is both a sport and an art however I'm interested to get a variety of view points for my Gold Arts Award!

This is a review of 'Scattered' by Motion House

In this essay, I discuss the for and against arguments for last years debate on whether Arts subjects should remain in the curriculum. I am very passion about the arts and believe that these subjects will help to enhance and enrich the learning of young people. This is to help with my Gold Arts Award.

As someone who's only form of training being from a high school, I feel passionate about the fact that making it in the business shouldn't be about how much money you have. Money doesn't equal talent but to pay for higher education it doesn't matter ho talented you are if you don't have the money to pay for it, you are not getting in. I feel passionate about getting underprivileged kids into the performing arts, but what's the point if they can afford to take their talent into a career.

This piece explores the different aspects of the issue surrounding female choreographers within dance

I went to watch Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs pantomime and it was in the Woking, Surrey theatre.

Passing on arts skills to others - Review

Part D: Passing on arts skills to others - My Plan

Interview with Sarah Worth and Ben Morley from Highly Sprung Performance Company - Sprungsters.

Part A: Arts Award Bronze