New report provides further evidence that the EBacc is not working
Friday 12th July 2019
The English Baccalaureate, or EBacc, excludes creative, artistic and technical subjects from counting in school league tables.
It is undermining creativity in schools and we need your help.
View our campaign resources page for everything you need to make the case for creative subjects in your school.
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@Bacc4theFuture tweets
RT @ISM_music: During the #MusicEducation debate @JamesFrith references 'the excellent #APPGforMusicEducation report on the state of music…
RT @FouracreHannah: When your Year 1 daughter brings home her music work for the year and it consists of a drawing of a reindeer and pictur…
RT @vickytrainer: The number of pupils taking arts & design has fallen by 6%, dance by 46%, drama by 29% and music by 24%. Design & technol…
'the EBacc leaves no room for the creative subjects that inculcate innovation and deeper thinking across the curric… https://t.co/s0HfJYND4P
RT @TeacherToolkit: Think Tank common sense ... 'Reform Progress 8 to boost creative subjects’ #EBacchttps://t.co/ENMlij7Lx6
RT @ApolloMusicLDN: "2019 could be the moment when arts learning turns a corner" Looking forward to the #DurhamCommission's recommendation…