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Gateways

Impact Report 2025/26

Gateways' 2025/26 Impact Report covers the London-based charity's work as the community's only Jewish alternative education provision, supporting young people with social, emotional and mental health challenges including Emotionally Based School Avoidance (EBSA). The charity supported 70 students in the last year, saw a 20% rise in demand, and achieved an 89% pass rate across qualifications, with attendance rising from 45% to 85% over the year. Wellbeing therapy, enrichment and careers support underpin its holistic model.

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Alternative education for young people with social, emotional and mental health challenges, including EBSA support; small-group teaching across academic and vocational courses; one-to-one and art therapy; enrichment, gym and social programmes; careers guidance and work experience; new sixth form provision

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 70 students supported in the last year; 800 supported since launch in 2014
Key Metric 2 20% growth in students supported; 31 students graduated with 100+ qualifications between them
Key Metric 3 89% pass rate across all qualifications; attendance rose from 45% on entry to 85% by Summer Term

Key Outcomes

  • 100% of leavers said they would recommend Gateways to a student in a similar situation
  • 500+ hours of therapy delivered per year; 93% of students engaged in enrichment activities
  • 20 students from the 2025 leaver cohort moved into positive destinations including apprenticeships, college and employment

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London

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