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Bookmark reached 180,979 children in 2024/25 through its literacy programmes, a 92% increase year on year.
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More than 2,000 volunteers delivered 40,239 one-to-one reading sessions, and 70,329 diverse books were distributed to 399 schools in disadvantaged communities.
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15,937 families were given access to reading resources across 90 schools, and 3,600 children took part in Book Clubs across 147 schools.
96% of teachers reported increased reading confidence among children on the One-to-one Reading Programme, and 94% of children maintained or improved against expected standards.
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877 children were supported across 29 secondary schools in England, Scotland and Wales in 2024/25 (408 pupils in 13 English schools, 283 in 11...
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The charity delivered 1,965 hours of rugby and classroom sessions and 1,731 one-to-one mentoring sessions across 52 student cohorts.
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The programme achieved a 75% student retention rate, delivered by 17 SOHK staff.
90% of pupils reported feeling more engaged at school and 92% were able to build more positive relationships.
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Supported 3,780 young people eligible for free school meals across programmes and workshops between July 2025 and June 2026
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Engaged 299 employers, creating 3,294 volunteering opportunities
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Delivered 43 high-impact programmes and 115 short-term interventions across 9 regions, and published 5 reports
Alumni in employment rose from 50% at their first survey response to 65% at their second (418 alumni responded at least twice); 39% were combining education and employment
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Engaged 11,903 participants across projects between April 2025 and March 2026
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Worked with 76 schools (2 nurseries, 54 primary, 13 secondary, 7 specialist and 3 further education) across 14 London boroughs
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135 students completed an Arts Award; 211 teachers took part in 17 CPD sessions
97% of teachers reported the CPD session would have some or significant impact on their teaching practice
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Awarded 74 grants worth almost £28.5 million in 2025-26, its highest annual funding commitment
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Raised £88.7 million in partnership with UCL towards the new Moorfields and UCL Centre for Eye Health, part of a joint £100 million campaign...
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Paid £22.75 million to Moorfields towards construction costs and plans to invest £50 million over the next five years
Eye2Gene research published in Nature Machine Intelligence analysed data from nearly 4,000 patients across six international centres, the largest study of its kind
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Ministry of Stories worked with 1,376 children and young people in 2024/25.
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It delivered 190 community sessions and 29 school programmes across 23 schools in Hackney, Tower Hamlets and Islington, with 159 young people attending weekly...
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221 volunteers gave 3,078 hours, and total income was £474,374 against expenditure of £510,122 (GBP).
87% of young writers created work they felt proud of, 75% reported improved writing and 65% felt better about themselves; 92% felt safe at Ministry of Stories.
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98 early years staff were trained across 127 settings, including 12 local tutors and 20 local champions trained through a train-the-trainer model, plus 11...
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Around 1,388 children and 821 families were impacted, with a further 129 staff upskilled by those trained.
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97% of respondents would recommend the training (62 of 64 rated their likelihood as 10 out of 10).
Practitioners' confidence in planning and delivering physical activity across the EYFS curriculum rose by 48% from pre- to post-training, and knowledge of the physical activity guidelines rose by 43%.
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BeeWalk, the Trust's citizen science scheme, reached record highs of 1,005 active transects and 906 volunteers, and recorded its millionth bee in June 2024.
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The Trust engaged 111 new landowners, gave land management advice covering 2,659 hectares and directly delivered 103 hectares of bumblebee-friendly habitat.
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Total income was £2,460,693 in 2024-25, up from £2,253,432 in 2023-24, against expenditure of £2,555,652 (GBP).
69% of landowners advised by the Trust made habitat changes, and a further 33% of the remainder intended to.
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Millwall Community Trust worked with 14,500 individuals in 2025.
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The Trust provided 9,500 free meals, engaged more than 3,200 children weekly through schools provision and ran Premier League Kicks sessions for 1,123 participants.
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More than 2,000 people attended 234 employability events and over 250 secured employment; total income was £1.231m, compared with £1.390m in 2024 (GBP).
AP Academy participants showed a 90% improvement against their previous school attendance.
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Black Country Living Museum welcomed 366,840 visitors in 2025, down 2.8% from 377,024 in 2024, of whom 265,886 (72%) were paying visitors.
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School visitors rose 6% to 58,881 in 2025.
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Volunteers contributed 16,716 hours, and the museum moved from a £723,675 deficit in 2024 to a net surplus of £158,001 before tax in 2025...
The museum was named Large Visitor Attraction of the Year 2025 at the VisitEngland Awards, recognising its 'compelling vision, fabulous customer service' and storytelling.