By Nichola Mae Meron When I went to primary school I had to wear a maroon-coloured woollen jumper over an equally unfashionable white shirt and matching polyester skirt. I used pens that had no buttons or extra colours, and the notebooks we wrote in were grainy and brown. We all hated it, but since our school […]

By Sebastian Krutkowski Eight years have passed since Sir Ken Robinson’s influential TED talk about the significance of creativity in education and the economy. We are now in the knowledge economy, but we still do not have an education system that can cater for its needs. As old careers become replaced by new ones, creativity […]