THE MY NAME IS TOM EDUCATION PR0JECT 2026.
ISN'T IT TIME WE STOOD UP FOR TEENAGERS?
...asks Playwright Alan Spence.
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COMING IN MARCH 2023...#SeizeThe Day
What is Seize The Day? In March 2022 the DTEA co-ordinated events led by schools, theatre companies and practitioners, who invited their local MP and press to visit them and witness their experience. Why not get involved? You don't have to do anything special - just do whatever it is you do best, but invite your local MP, councillors, and press to experience it with you! And...whatever you do, shout about it! Drama in schools and Theatre for young audiences has been dismissed, underfunded and undervalued for decades. We need decision makers, Government, MPs and school governors, to understand the value of Drama and Theatre Education. Between 2010 and 2017 there was a 24% drop in students taking GCSE Drama. The Covid pandemic has had a devastating impact upon theatres that produce work for young audience despite emergency funding to sustain companies through the worst of it. The government has reneged on promised funding for arts subjects in schools while slash...
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