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Government cuts need not affect the theatre experiences of children
By Tony Attwood, posted 01st April 2011 at 1:49PM | Comments
Despite the cuts it is currently implementing, the Arts Council has been making a number of brave statements of late about building “a resilient arts sector”.
The decision to cut the “Creative Partnerships” programme in the first round of cuts last October was a significant blow to many schools. This programme brought artists into schools to work with teachers to inspire young people, and the project will be sorely missed.
There is, of course, a hint of a dramatic increase in lottery funding in the future (growing from £149m in the financial year that is just ending to £223m by 2014), and so things might not ultimately be as bad as feared.
In addition to the lottery funding the...
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