How has arts education in UK schools changed over a generation? Are some people more creative than others? What can we learn from young people with special educational needs? Plus... The benefits of a therapeutic approach to education, tips for creative self-care and being joyful - the ultimate act of rebellion! Kathryn Hitchings is a national award winning Head of Creative Arts in an outstanding SEN Residential School, a Specialist Leader in Education, freelance artist and social media influencer.
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