Government neglect of arts education
The decline in primary school arts education is a ripple effect of Michael Gove’s policies, writes Christopher Gordon, former chief executive of English Regional Arts Boards
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Scandalous increase in school exclusions
Schools are in urgent need of greater understanding and alternative strategies, writes Dr Simon Gibbs. Funding is a factor, says Paul Moran
Read more‘We’re careful we don’t sell dreams’: the football academy with a knack for spotting talent
South London’s Kinetic Academy has produced 33 professionals but its focus is on keeping young boys away from trouble and into an environment where they can thrive
Read moreUniversity fees cut would hurt mobility and aid rich, PM told
Justine Greening, David Willetts and Jo Johnson warn against reducing top £9,250 course costs
Read moreMe and my quarter-life crisis: a millennial asks what went wrong
Sky-high rents, career fears, social anxieties… It’s no wonder so many young people can’t face the future
Read moreOnline CBT is not a therapy substitute, but a step to help manage anxiety
Emotional disorders in young people are growing while NHS services are in crisis. Apps are not the cure but a stopgap
Read moreThey gave you everything and now it’s your turn!
Your parents gave you everything and not just brought you into this world. They cared for you, fed you, protected you and gave up their dreams for you. These are just few things most parents provide and, in some cases, give up bringing up their children. So, it’s only natural when they become old and dependent that you would do
Read moreLessons from interning: how to stand out while blending in
More graduates are taking on internships than ever before. Five former interns share their wisdom
Read moreDon’t write off academic slow-starters
As an 18-year-old with hormones raging, Andy Sowter didn’t get great A-levels. But he’s certainly made up for it since
Read moreThe importance of poetry and reading between the lines
Mary Gameson wants to see poetry on our front pages, while Joan Lewis looks into Sats results and reading ability
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