Across schools, arts organisations and communities, there is growing recognition that a great education is about more than what happens in the classroom alone. It’s about those activities, experiences, new hobbies and undiscovered passions which make up what we call enrichment. This matters because these experiences are what help young people discover who they are, what they enjoy and where their talents might take them as they prepare for the next stage of life – whether that’s further study, training or work. The key is meeting young people where they are and helping them explore what sparks their curiosity. We do not need to convince them to be creative. Become a member for unlimited access to Schools Week Our members enjoy early access to exclusive content and in-depth articles before anyone else. Get expert journalism, experience fewer ads, and unlock a growing range of member benefits. subscribe If you have an account, please login. Sign in