[ad_1] This year, 88% of Year 11 students achieved at least 5 GCSE passes at grade 4 and above, including English and Mathematics. 95% of students have achieved grade 4 or above in English, and 90% of students have achieved a grade 4 or above in Mathematics. Across the entire Year 11 cohort, 92% of
[ad_1] Ainsley Vogel (left) and Cindy An (right) hosted the 2D Charity Art Sale on Tuesday. Credit: Courtesy of Cindy An The arts community on campus is rallying to support aspiring artists for charitable causes. CTRL+Paint, the Animation Club and the Digital Art Club are collaborating to feature the work of student artists at their
[ad_1] 750 Billboards Across Belgium – Artcrush This summer, the work of Quebec-based visual artist Baku (bybaku.com) is making a powerful appearance across Belgium. BRUSSELS, Aug. 06, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — This summer, the work of Quebec-based visual artist Baku (bybaku.com) is making a powerful appearance across Belgium. From July 8 to August 14, 2025,
[ad_1] The Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) has granted three years of funding, worth £800,000, to a project developing a digital, centralised catalogue of collections held in museums across the UK. A joint venture between the University of Leicester, Art UK, and the Collections Trust, the Museums Data Service (MDS) aims to collect data
[ad_1] News Desk 19 August 2025, 09:21 PM IST The pieces are presented in two series titled ‘The Untolds’ and ‘The Unseens’ Amal Ned at his art display Kozhikode: The art exhibition ‘The Untolds’ by engineer and designer Amal Ned has commenced at the Lalithakala Akademi Art Gallery in Kozhikode, Kerala. The exhibition features 24
[ad_1] At Vienna’s University of Applied Arts, Flynn challenges ideas of creativity, authorship and subjectivity. Courtesy Malpractice When the University of Applied Arts Vienna admitted Flynn, a generative A.I. model trained as an art student, into its Fine Arts program, it marked more than a technical first. The move reframed questions about authorship, autonomy and
[ad_1] Artists now sell ‘digital art’ securely through blockchain. Getty Art meccas around the world from Paris to New York City have attracted collectors of art for years, seeking to purchase sought after pieces from creative artists producing valued work in limited numbers. Supply and demand has always been prevalent in the art world, even
[ad_1] Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The writer is chief executive of the Lowry, Manchester’s visual and performance art centre Immersive art transcends the traditional. It demands active involvement rather than passive observation. Yet it has faced heavy criticism from
[ad_1] An outstanding 91% of students secured triple Distinction (DDD) or higher in their chosen Level 3 arts pathway – the equivalent of AAA or above at A Level. We are delighted to report that 43% reached the pinnacle of achievement with D*D*D* or D*D*D – matching the exceptional standard of A*A*A* and A*A*A at A Level. These results place our students among the highest
[ad_1] Ascent Autism Specialist College in Newton-le-Willows has been awarded a £20,000 grant from The National Lottery Community Fund to launch a two-year scheme aimed at boosting digital skills and broadening employment opportunities for autistic students aged 16 to 25. The programme, Inspire + Connect: Digital Futures for Neurodiverse Youth, will offer 28 workshops over