Fostering creativity and art in education has become more crucial than ever before

Imagine a world where billions of global citizens recognise their own leadership potential and work together to find creative and inclusive solutions to local and global problems. 

It’s World Creativity Day, and as a creative person, I’d like to share just a little bit about my creative journey that involves using myself as creative inspiration

SPIDER-MAN 3. That’s right. A sequel to the GREATEST MOVIE OF ALL TIME!!! I was hyped up, but the hype wasn’t as crazy as it was the last time. I was a little older and a little sceptical. Would this sequel outdo the best movie of all time?

As a big fan of Horrid Henry, I was super excited to have the opportunity to do a week’s work experience with Novel Entertainment. I spontaneously decided to apply whilst browsing their website, thinking it was a complete long shot, but it absolutely paid off!

Spider-Man was everywhere. It was the costume you would wear on Halloween, the image on your lunchbox, the comics you read, the bedsheets you slept in, the cartoon you watched and the catchy theme song you sang. But the ultimate way I experienced…

The booming sound from a big cinema screen. The whirr from a chunky VHS tape. The sweet silence from a shiny sleek DVD. Those sounds signified the way kids from my era could watch films. From larger-than-life cinematic experiences with a room full of kids kicking at the seats in front of them in uncontainable…

Grown-ups come in all shapes and sizes, and the best ones truly are one of a kind. They can teach you things better than any teacher ever will. They believe in you, even when you say something outrageous like the sky is green. I’m sure we each have a treasure trove of stories about our own special grown-ups…