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.

We chat with Laura Simpson, the Education and Schools Engagement Coordinator for Burnley Youth Theatre about workshops, Arts Award and what goes on behind the scenes. 

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Whether it was that awkward talk from your teacher, an assembly or even putting condoms on vegetables, we've all had some sort of sex-ed (hopefully!) but was it that good? and what needs to change?

We're posting up the session plans for the youth led sessions at MozFest 2017.

'All Different, All Equal' is the theme for this years campaign against bullying

We hear from some technology innovators who work at a primary school in Virginia in the US and are coming to MozFest to bring their novel approaches to teaching to this side of the Atlantic.

We speak to Clare Sharples from Curious Minds about Cultural Citizens, a new pilot project from the Department of Culture, Media and Sport aimed at increasing access to the arts.

Selby High School in Yorkshire is one of the schools with the highest output of Bronze Arts Awards in England. We caught up with one of their Advisors to find out the key to their success.

Back in the dying months of 2016, I was asked by my Arts Award centre, Peshkar, to be a part of the leadership for the Creative Career Pathway at the Waterhead Academy, Oldham.

Bury St Edmunds is not only a town immersed in medieval history, it is also the home of what has become a nationally recognised Christmas Market.

The anti-bullying movement should be one of the most advantageous and viral campaigns in the world. But often we forget that art can help victims and perpetrators of bullying overcome more obstacles than imaginable.