Bacc for the Future gets heard in Parliament!

Date Created: 9th Jul 2018

Deborah Annetts, founder of the Bacc for the Future campaign and Chief Executive of the Incorporated Society of Musicians (ISM), gave evidence earlier this month alongside representatives of the Wellcome Trust and Royal Holloway, at the House of Lords Communications Committee.

Deborah warned the committee that ‘We are seeing the broad and balanced curriculum we all want being narrowed by the EBacc,’ emphasising the power of creativity to children and young people as well as the strength of the UK’s thriving creative industries.

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