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2025 Enhanced

2024/25 Annual Review

Total income £138,600,000 and total expenditure £108,350,000 (year ended 31 March 2025, charity no. 1068852); 5 million people welcomed through palace gates; £138.6m income of which £84.7m from ticket admissions (£68.3m at Tower of London alone)
Key Metric 1
Over 160,000 members making 300,000+ visits generating £5.8m membership income plus £814k Gift Aid; 217,400 £1 Universal Credit tickets sold; 304,000 visitors to Untold Lives: A Palace at Work exhibition at Kensington Palace; 99.5 million people reached across social media channels
Key Metric 2
89% of visitors gained a better understanding of stories (discovery); 83% felt happier after their visit (joy); 76% were inspired to learn more; 28,365 visitors cheered on Henry VIII's Joust; £1.9 million secured in donations and pledges for Tomorrow's Tower campaign
Key Metric 3
83% of visitors felt happier after their visit; 89% gained better understanding of palace stories; 94% charitable activities allocation of total expenditure; Tomorrow's Tower campaign secured £1.9m including £1m from Sandys Trust and National Lottery Heritage Fund development grant
2025 Enhanced

National Youth Jazz Orchestra Annual Report 2024–25

3,943 young people reached across 279 learning sessions in 16 programmes; 46 public performances reaching 8,517 audience members
Key Metric 1
100+ Emerging Professionals supported with 159 paid performance opportunities; 32% from regions beyond London; 32% from African, Asian, Caribbean or Mixed Heritage backgrounds
Key Metric 2
46% of Under-18 participants receive bursaries; 46% benefit from free access (Pupil Premium, free school meals or low-income families)
Key Metric 3
Largest single concert audience of 1,500 for British Standard Time at Berlin's Konzerthaus; NYJO Under 18s alumni have gone on to Birmingham Conservatoire, Leeds Conservatoire and Cambridge University
2024

Impact Report 2023-2024

Total income £4,350,000 and total expenditure £4,980,000 (year ended 31 March 2024); 395,000+ visits to Calderstones; 20,778 UK Shared Reading participants
Key Metric 1
496 Shared Reading groups across the UK; 625 UK volunteers; Shared Reading active in 18 countries internationally with 300+ trained Reader Leaders abroad
Key Metric 2
16,850 visits to the Storybarn; 1,320 people attended Christmas Story Trail; £120,000 in ticket income; 62,998 cups of coffee and 66,942 scoops of ice cream served
Key Metric 3
97% of Shared Reading participants look forward to the group as an important part of their week; 95% say Shared Reading lifts their mood; 90% say Shared Reading gives them space to put day-to-day concerns to one side
2023

Annual Report and Accounts 2023

12,950 global members across film, games and television in 2023, including 9,182 full members and 2,331 BAFTA Connect members
Key Metric 1
EE BAFTA Film Awards broadcast averaged 2.62 million viewers on BBC One — an increase on the prior two years; simulcast in 8 countries via BritBox with rights sold to 80+ territories
Key Metric 2
BAFTA View unique viewings by voting members increased 53% for Film; average films watched per member rose 51%
Key Metric 3
More member socials, events and screenings held in 2023 than any previous year across UK and North America
2025

Annual Report 2024-25

24 graduating students secured professional contracts with ballet companies in 2023/24, including 6 joining The Royal Ballet as Aud Jebsen Young Dancers
Key Metric 1
Students trained for The Royal Ballet, Birmingham Royal Ballet and prestigious companies across Europe and North America
Key Metric 2
£4.31 million in government grants received in year ending August 2024, supporting access and inclusion for talented UK students
Key Metric 3
New Artistic Director and CEO both commenced in late 2024, leading the School into its second century of training
2025

Impact Report 2024-25

135,994 audience members reached across 214 performances at 35 venues in 2024/25
Key Metric 1
3,549 people participated in learning and engagement programmes; 299 in inclusive dance programmes
Key Metric 2
£6,155,708 gross value added to the UK economy; 107 FTE jobs and 268 freelancers employed
Key Metric 3
Olivier Award nomination for Sarah Chun in Fools at the Linbury Theatre, Royal Opera House; Romeo & Juliet performed at Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon
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2023

Impact Report 2022-23

£3,757,932 raised in philanthropic income from alumni and members in 2022-23
Key Metric 1
35 full undergraduate bursaries awarded; 141 hardship grants; 130 undergraduates received any financial support
Key Metric 2
£394,898 raised in the 2023 Telephone Campaign — the most successful telethon in the College's history
Key Metric 3
New Library won the RIBA Stirling Prize in October 2022 — the first Cambridge or Oxford college to receive the award
2025

Annual Report 2024/25

470 performances across 56 productions in 2024/25, with 629,000 tickets booked
Key Metric 1
Over 150,000 children and young people engaged through Learning and Participation programmes
Key Metric 2
2.5 million+ UK and global audience reached through cinema, radio broadcast and streaming
Key Metric 3
144,500 children engaged through Schools programme from 1,900 schools; 20% of ticket bookers under 30
2024

Annual Review 2023-24

Over 50,000 members in more than 100 countries
Key Metric 1
56 peer-reviewed journals published covering core chemical sciences and related fields
Key Metric 2
Surplus from global publishing business reinvested to fund thousands of chemical scientists annually
Key Metric 3
Advances excellence in the chemical sciences for public benefit, connecting academia, industry and education internationally