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Health chief points to decline of school arts classes as factor in mental health problems

Health chief points to decline of school arts classes as factor in mental health problems

Posted By theboss on 5th September 2019

By Richard Whitehouse The chairwoman of the health trust responsible for mental health in Cornwall says that a reduction in creative arts in schools could impact on young people. Barbara…

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