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Ed Sheeran has written an open letter to Sir Keir Starmer and the government calling for immediate, long-term funding of music education in the UK. “As an industry, we bring in £7.6bn into the UK ...
The British star previously called on the government to prioritize music education in U.K. schools. By Thomas Smith Ed Sheeran has celebrated a major victory for his music education campaign as the ...
Ed Sheeran is celebrating the UK government's decision to introduce new reforms to music education, marking the first major curriculum update in more than a decade. The changes follow an open letter ...
An open letter from Ed Sheeran calling on the government to provide immediate and long-term funding for music education is being credited with spurring on a major change to the UK’s curriculum. In ...
The singer said in a video that he launched the fund after hearing about the poor state of music education in the U.K. from one of his former teachers. By Gil Kaufman Ed Sheeran has long talked about ...
Ed Sheeran celebrated the U.K. government's decision to implement new changes to music education following a review of what children are taught at most schools. A summary of the review from the U.K.
Amid teasing his next album, Ed Sheeran has called on the U.K. government to secure longterm funding for music education in an open letter backed by Harry Styles, Elton John, Central Cee, and more.
The head teacher of Ed Sheeran's former secondary school has praised the singer's call to improve music education. Sheeran, backed by other artists including Annie Lennox, Harry Styles and Sir Elton ...
LONDON — Ed Sheeran wants people to take music in schools seriously. The British singer-songwriter has set up a foundation to ensure that kids in the U.K. get access to “high-quality” music education.
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