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Arts Council chair calls for more cultural access for children
Real news from England: a new arts leader wants more children to experience museums, galleries and theatre.
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What to know first
Arts Council England supports arts and culture in England. Its new chair, Dawn Airey, spoke to The Guardian about access for young people.
The report begins with research on how many children visited cultural places in the past year. It then presents Airey's response and plans. Notice which statements are data and which are her opinion.
Questions for the original
Think in English
- What does the research say about children's visits to cultural places?
- What concern does Dawn Airey express?
- Which parts of the article report facts, and which quote her views?
Afterward
What would make arts activities easier for young people to reach?
Continue with the original
Original report: The Guardian
‘I want us to be loud’: Arts Council England’s new chair aims to reconnect young people with culture
You have the context and key words. Open the publisher's report in English to get the full story.
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