Urgent need to encourage the arts in our schools


IN today’s tech-driven world, children are increasingly glued to gadgets, putting their creativity and emotional development at risk. As technology takes centre stage, the arts are being pushed aside – a mistake we can’t afford to make.

Arts education is crucial for nurturing creativity, critical thinking, and emotional intelligence. It helps students connect with their cultural roots and teaches them how to express themselves, collaborate, and communicate effectively.

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