In this podcast, Dr Sam Blaxland hears from Professor John Potter and Annie Davey about why media, arts and play is so important from an educational perspective.
We also hear about their work to develop critical and creative practice in digital media, arts, games and play. We also hear about how they’re collaborating with arts and cultural organisations such as the British Film Institute and leading galleries and museums on research, events, public engagement and education.
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Building high-quality SEND provision across England
Dr Susana Castro-Kemp gave evidence to UK Parliament on how to strengthen special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) provision through early childhood intervention and a needs-based approach.
15 Jul 2025
Britain's got (international student) talent - but what do they really think of them?
Unpacking research on public perceptions and their impact on policy.
14 Jul 2025
Achieving justice for children with SEND and neurodivergence in the youth justice system
A new report on children with SEND and neurodivergence in the justice system recommends two evidence-based ways to reduce children's risk of reoffending.
11 Jul 2025