Shakespeare's Globe accused of discriminating against private school pupils with 'divisive' ticket pricing
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Shakespeare's Globe has been accused of discriminating against private school pupils with its "divisive" ticket pricing.
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In its workshop pricing, the arts institution charges higher fees to independent schools for drama classes and tours around the Globe.It offers state schools tickets at £12 per student, while the institution demands £14 per private pupil.
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Tickets for international students sit at £16.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The workshop aims to "promote cultural capital, historical understanding and access to literary heritage" as well as boosting students' comprehension, vocabulary and storytelling.It also says it "personal, social and emotional development (PSHE) through role-play and group activities, boosting communication and confidence".Meanwhile, the National Space Academy, which is funded by the Government's UK Space Agency,...
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