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Editor's picks
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Young critics in the Guardian's annual competition enjoyed both gritty and fantastical stories -
This autumn sees daring new productions, alongside some old favourites, writes Lyndsey Turner
Most recent
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Sep 25 2008:
Novel for teenagers about a world where thoughts are audible wins Guardian children's fiction prize
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Sep 23 2008:
Actors find large numbers of students in a theatre audience can present a particular challenge
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Jul 15 2008:
A group of pupils learn the lesson of a lifetime when they prepare to perform at the National Theatre, writes Lyndsey Turner
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Jul 8 2008:
Young musicians continue to surpass expectations with their raw and imaginative compositions, says Peter Kingston
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Jul 7 2008:
Are the arts taught well in the classroom? We sent our critics back to their old schools to see how their subjects are handled. To begin, Jonathan Jones does some still life in Wales
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Jul 7 2008:
School children as young as five will be introduced to the works of Shakespeare, under a new government initiative for English schools
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Jul 7 2008:
The director Richard Eyre asserted that a 'cultural apartheid' was dividing Britain's education system
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Jun 15 2008:
Julian Lloyd Webber backs scheme to give instruments and free tuition to some of England's poorest neighbourhoods
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Jun 7 2008:
Letters: Blair Tindall's description of the life of the professional classical musician
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May 23 2008:
Shamefaced examining board admits to kindly providing some pupils with answers to GCSE music exams
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May 13 2008:
The number of art and design academics in UK universities has risen sharply over the last year, according to new figures
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Apr 15 2008:
Sing Up is benefiting children, parents and the wider community in their everyday lives, reports Janet Murray
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Apr 11 2008:
Study suggests that school orchestras are strongly divided along gender lines
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Apr 8 2008:
It's show time, as thousands of students engage in an annual festival of new plays. By Lyndsey Turner
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Mar 25 2008:
The famous Isle of Wight festival is helping to train students for a career in the music industry. Andrew Mourant reports
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