Could museums play a more ambitious and creative role in education?
A study that concluded museum visits do not improve GCSE results has put the focus on the evolving relationship between education and museums
Analysis
The big picture
Scotland's first national museum strategy launched 10 years ago - but how have events from the past decade shifted priorities?
Back to the future
Smaller museums are often leading the way in a flurry of activity aimed at returning looted Benin bronzes to Nigeria
On the front line
A new charter will aim to address the low morale among visitor experience teams
A new age of activism?
As museums challenge government immigration policy, some say it’s time for the sector as a whole to speak up for communities
Positive thinking
Northern Ireland | Despite a difficult period for culture, ambitious initiatives are fuelling hopes of recovery, says Geraldine Kendall Adams
Mining a rich seam
Britain’s history is intrinsically linked to heavy industry. But how do you make it relevant and engaging to today’s audiences?
All eyes on number 10
Will Nadine Dorries keep her pledge to make real change? Geraldine Kendall Adams investigates
The future must be all inclusive
Cultural institutions have an opportunity to reshape their practice to cater for the needs of vulnerable groups, says Geraldine Kendall Adams
The right balance
Tackling colonial legacies can be challenging for military history museums, says Geraldine Kendall Adams
Out of many, one museum
Curating content that allows people of colour to see and be themselves might one day give them a sense of belonging, says Carol Ann Dixon
Past tense
Tokenistic gestures are not enough to tackle colonial legacies, says Errol Francis