Our aim is to educate young people to lead safe and healthy lives and achieve great success. Studying cultural education subjects, such as art and design, dance, drama and music, sparks creativity across the curriculum, encouraging young people to be inquisitive, disciplined and determined. Wherever children start in life, high-quality cultural education in every school should be a right, not a privilege. Alongside literacy and numeracy, another skill needed in our workforce today is creativity. Cultural education subjects help young people to unlock their innate creativity, enabling them to become more rounded and confident human beings.
Why do we need to teach life skills?
• aware of their rights and responsibilities as a student
• informed about social and political issues
• concerned about the welfare of others
• able to clearly articulate their opinions and arguments
• capable of having an influence on the world
• active in their communities
• Responsible for how they act as citizens.
