A future innovative leader, this "savvy micro-human" is an inspiration for us all

This year's Lumiere festival in Durham will feature an installation called 'Precious' created by Media Studies students from Durham Sixth Form Centre in collaboration with New Zealand company Storybox. Ellen Orange speaks to some of the students involved in the project to find out more.

TheatreCraft is an annual careers fair that offers a view into the many different roles that are available in the theatre, from direction to stage management. We chatted to Project Manager, Harriet Usher to find out more.

Hollie McNish is a critically acclaimed poet and spoken word artist. Benjamin Zephaniah once said, "I can't take my ears off her"

Arts Award Voice's deputy editor Tom interviews Laura Dockrill about how she decided to get into writing, and the authors that inspired her to follow her dream career. This video will be useful if you are completing the Arts Award Part C Inspiration section of your Bronze portfolio.

Tom also talks to Emma Jones from the Ministry of Stories about the ways in which they support young people taking their Arts Award to find their own inspiration.

Joshua from Arts Award Voice's editorial team interviews Angel Coulby to find out how her admiration for other children performing on stage started her off on her career as a professional actress, and on the variety of work she has undertaken. This video will be useful if you are completing the Arts Award Part C Inspiration section of your Bronze portfolio.

Joshua also talks to Jane from National Theatre about the various opportunities they have open to young people who are completing their Arts Award.

Lizzy, one of our Arts Award activists, interviews Luca Silvestrini about how his passion in dance developed into his role now as the Artistic Director of Protein Dance. This video will be useful if you are completing the Arts Award Part C Inspiration section of your Bronze portfolio.

Lizzy also talks to Constance Gibbs from Greenwich Dance about the many ways in which they help young people who are completing their Arts Award.

Curing Perfect is an online graphic novel that explores stem cell biology, presented by Creative Mind's Carousel. We caught up with Becky Bruzas, speaker at Curing Perfect and Sarah Gordy, networker and presenter at Curing Perfect to find out more.

Juice Festival is a week-long festival for children and young people from 24th-31st October. At their launch party Ellen Orange had the chance to talk to Chris, the Artistic Director, Ryan and Rachel, two Juice Festival Coordinators and member of Team Juice, Lily to find out more.

Freya Averley, lives in Newcastle. She is now 16 - she did her Gold Arts Award while 15 - and has been training circus intensively for nearly 4 years with Five Ring Circus at Circus Central in Newcastle.

Diana has been around since the first shoots of Arts Award grew in the West Midlands in 2000 and has helped the award to flourish over the years

This month we're teaming up with Bath Festivals to bring you news and opinions from the festival, and the wider world of lit. Here, we meet festival Literature Producer, Judith Robinson.