Kate Robinson

Co-founder of The Creative Revolution, Chief Legacy Officer of We Imagine If & Co-director of Never Grey

Imagine if creativity was seen to be as important as English or maths in UK schools. Think what could be achieved. Kate Robinson, daughter of Sir Ken and his closest collaborator, continues his key work in redefining education. It’s a love letter to human potential. Parents, rejoice!

On creating an education revolution

Why you will enjoy this episode:

Kate highlights how the education system’s rigid curriculum can repress children’s talents.
You’ll gain a fresh perspective on why university isn’t the only way to achieve success.
Kate’s explanation on the power and importance of creativity is utterly inspiring.

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