Leonie Briggs offers an explosive combination of science and creativity
Rosi Lister, CEO, and Sarah Mumford, Programme Director, at IVE, reflect on training Generation Z
Orison Carlile and Anne Jordan offer a comprehensive overview of creativity in education
The CREATE framework
Cath Greenwood, Learning Associate at Unicorn Theatre, the UK’s leading theatre for young audiences, reflects on their work to inspire creativity in schools through performance practice.
Curiosity is the oxygen of creativity. It drives us to question, develop new ideas and solve problems.
If you are inspired by some of the examples on Creativity Exchange and want to develop creative thinking in your own school, a great place to start is by finding out what is already going well.
How did we get to where we are today? Creativity Exchange offers new insights into the chequered history of creativity in schools.
While schools are increasingly championing creativity, some unhelpful misunderstandings about creativity have developed over the years. In this article we debunk seven of them to help you further understand how creativity can flourish in education.
The Durham Commission is a research collaboration between Durham University and Arts Council England, convened to look at the role creativity and creative thinking should play in the education of young people.