We stand in solidarity and send our heartfelt condolences to the victims of the anti-migrant and racist violence experienced across the UK.
Campaign for the Arts & University of Warwick, have published a vital new report, 'The State of the Arts'. The report launched at The Palace of Westminster,…
Creative Industry Policy and Evidence Centre (PEC) have published a new report, Creative Further Education in the four UK nations. It is the first…
Throughout the week the main political parties have launched their election manifestos, with a range of pledges for education, the arts and workplace…
John Hostler was born in 1945 in Stakeford, near Ashington, Northumberland. At that time Stakeford was a thriving mining community centred around the…
In AD Issue 40, NSEAD General Secretary Michele Gregson explains the power of the manifesto for art education and the importance of our collective hopes,…
On the 13 May 2024, The All-Party Parliamentary Groups for Music Education; Art, Craft and Design Education; and Dance Education met in parliament. This…
Members of the NSEAD executive were welcomed to the Community Trade Union at their Northampton headquarters in Earls Barton, t, marking the intention…
The Edge Foundation, ISM, together with NSEAD and other many other subject associations, in 2023 launched the campaign to save the arts and technology…
Oak National Academy today unveils 14 new curriculum partners who will together help create thousands of curriculum and teaching resources in eight new…
The National Foundation for Education (NFER) newly-published sixth annual review of the Teacher Labour Market in England has revealed persisting issues…
After five years of research and development NSEAD have announced the launch of The Big Landscape website – a digital ‘atlas’ that maps the breadth and…
The long awaited Visualise report finds 2.3% of artists referenced in GCSE Art exam papers are from Black or South Asian backgrounds, new research finds.
NSEAD shares a statement written by a group of Art and Design PGCE trainee teachers.
Lord Bragg, in the House of Lords debate, 1 February 2024, chaired a motion and examined the value of the creative industries and arts education. He described…
Congratulations to Rose Sinclair who in this year's New Year Honours has been awarded an MBE.
The government announce no dispensation for the thousands of young people whose examinations will be affected by Raac.
Read our statement in response to Nick Gibb.
The elections for Council, President and General Secretary have concluded. All posts have been filled, all elected unopposed. We are delighted to welcome…
The Education for 11–16 Year Olds Committee has published a new report stating that there is a disproportionate exam burden and, due the Ebacc, declining…