The Arts and Creativity in Education - Question Time

Welcome to the Arts and Creativitity In Education Question Time event at the University of Winchester, King Alfred Campus. Join us for an evening filled with insightful debate on current issues relating to the contribution of the arts and creativity to education with fellow enthusiasts. Whether you're a student, educator, or simply passionate about the arts and creativity, this event is perfect for anyone looking to expand their knowledge and connect with like-minded individuals.

Please join us from 17:30 hours for drinks, nibbles and background music and singing, performed by our own students.

You can submit your relevant The Arts iand Creativity in Education question to us before the event by Friday, 13th February, for debate on the night. The form can be found on the next screen after you register.

This event will be live streamed and you can join using the link . There is NO NEED TO BOOK FOR THE LIVE STREAM. Please submit your creativity and the arts in education question before 13th February to us on this link below if you are attending the live-stream .

Tickets are free of charge but we request a voluntary donation to our nominated charity - CREATE. Please use the link or QR code below.

Donate to Create - give the gift of creativity

CREATE is a multi-award-winning charity empowering lives, reducing isolation and enhancing wellbeing through the creative arts. Create provides free creative experiences for those who need it most, working with professional artists and community partners to bring creativity directly to people.

Info: * Threats and opportunities for the arts and creativity from AI and our response in different education sectors;
* The impact of a curriculum squeeze on arts subjects and the challenges and opportunities for nurturing creativity across the curriculum in schools;
* The relationship between mental and physical health and wellbeing and engagement with creativity and the arts;
* The funding crisis for the arts and its impact on formal and informal educational opportunities;
* Representations of arts subject in higher education as ‘low value’ and the impact of this rhetoric;
* The contribution of arts and creativity through education to promoting inclusivity and addressing inequalities;
* The contribution of arts and creativity to society and the economy and its place within education as a result.

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