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Privately educated pupils still outperform peers in creative GCSEs - Arts Professional.
New research finds pupils in fee-paying schools continue to perform better in creative artsGCSEs than those at state schools.
The attainment gap at GCSE level between pupils who attend fee- paying schools and their state school peers has closed in English, maths and science, once results are adjusted for socioeconomic backgrounds.
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The Renton Reporter invites you to join the paper from 5:30 to 7 p.m.at Drum Roll Wine.The Renton Police Department Animal Control division is teaming up with Eastside Veterinary Associates to...more
The UNK String Project provides high-quality, low-cost music instruction for Kearney-area youths in grades 3-12.The UNK program was launched in 2008 to improve access to music education in central...more
Former Roane State Early College student and Roane County High School graduate Austin McKinney has a vibrant future.McKinney is now attending the Naval School of Music in Virginia Beach, Virginia,...more
Roanoke City Public Schools is one of several school divisions that host counselor education students.Students get their feet wet serving clients from organizations such as the Rescue Mission of...more
New program gives first-time playwrights a chance to write for the stage.Austin Dean Ashford leads an arts program that uses hip hop as a teaching tool.Paul Daily, IF Theatre's executive director,...more
AI music improvisation program developed by IU professors used to create 'Lexia: An AI Opera' Music technology professor Scott Deal used AVATAR to create groundbreaking opera premiering at The...more
Kenneth E.Williams has served as pastor of Flat Creek Baptist Church in Darlington, South Carolina, for more than two decades.Elnita L.Williams, has been a businesswoman and committed leader in the...more
Privately educated pupils still outperform peers in creative GCSEs - Arts Professional.New research finds pupils in fee-paying schools continue to perform better in creative artsGCSEs than those at...more
A $2.5 million National Science Foundation award will fund New Mexico State University, MIT and Boston College researchers' efforts to produce AI education materials.The project called Learning...more
Report recommends strategic investment to unlock Western Sydney's creative potential.With the right investment, the region's creative industries could quadruple in size.The region has not received...more
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