On
Saturday Jeremy Corbyn and the Shadow Education Secretary, Angela
Rayner, will bring people together from across the education system to
roll up their sleeves and find innovative approaches to tackling
disadvantage at school. This is the question I submitted as I fear the
focus on STEM in schools is leaving our children at a disadvantage in
the future workforce:
"Although core subjects like maths, english and science are important, I strongly feel creative subjects are just as vital for a rounded education that inspires all children, ensures we have imaginative and innovative adults in our future workforce and strengthens our cultural offer as a country.
How will the National Education Service ensure creative subjects are at the core of any future curriculum?"
One of my proudest achievements to date is the creation of Reading's Cultural Education Partnership which works with our cultural and artistic community to ensure children in Reading have the chance to experience good quality art and culture.
"Although core subjects like maths, english and science are important, I strongly feel creative subjects are just as vital for a rounded education that inspires all children, ensures we have imaginative and innovative adults in our future workforce and strengthens our cultural offer as a country.
How will the National Education Service ensure creative subjects are at the core of any future curriculum?"
One of my proudest achievements to date is the creation of Reading's Cultural Education Partnership which works with our cultural and artistic community to ensure children in Reading have the chance to experience good quality art and culture.
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