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'Tories locked state school kids out of arts and culture, now Labour are changing things'
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The UK's arts and culture sector has long been seen as inaccessible to many, with some arguing that state school pupils are disproportionately excluded from opportunities to engage with it. Labour's efforts to increase access to arts and culture for state school students reflect a broader goal of promoting social mobility and reducing inequalities in education. The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, led by Secretary of State Lisa Nandy, is likely to play a key role in implementing these changes.
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'Tories locked state school kids out of arts and culture, now Labour are changing things'
Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, Lisa Nandy, writes for The Mirror on how arts and culture 'belongs to all of us' and how it is 'a fight from which we will not back down'
7 Aug, 10:08
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