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Partnerships Director, Holly Donagh, runs through some of the proposals in the new Ofsted inspection framework, and considers what they may mean for arts education

The new Culture Secretary used her maiden speech to reaffirm the government's commitment to reaching disadvantaged young people.

Round 9 of the Creative Employment Programme have brought the number of opportunities that have been committed CEP funding to 1429: 678 apprenticeships and 751 paid internships to date.

London has seen a rise in the quality of its schools again and overall inspection outcomes were the best in the country.

This week Ofsted revealed that three-quarters of free schools are rated as 'good or outstanding'.

A round-up of this week's news and activities from across the arts, cultural and education sector.

A round-up of this week's news and activities from across the arts, cultural and education sector.

A round-up of this week's news and activities from across the arts, cultural and education sector.

Here are a few thoughts inspired by Sandra Standcliffe, head of education and interpretation at English Heritage, who spoke at the GEM/AND Conference: Forging New Agendas.

The second set of infographics from our Annual Report 2012 aims to explore educational attainment across the different boroughs in London.

A round-up of news and activity from across the arts, cultural and education sector over the past week.

In their latest Annual Review 2011/2012, the Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills (Ofsted) revealed that schools in England are improving but there is still a long way to go.