
New National Centre for Arts Education takes shape The government has named a preferred consortium…
Art and design are more than just creative pursuits—they are powerful tools for emotional expression, skill development, and personal growth. For young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), these disciplines offer a unique pathway to build confidence, regulate emotions, and engage with learning in ways that traditional methods may not support. The recent announcement of a preferred consortium to lead the new National Centre for Arts Education highlights a growing recognition of the importance of creative education in shaping the future of.



