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Greenhouse Sports

Greenhouse Sports Impact Report 2024–25

Greenhouse Sports embeds full-time coach-mentors in schools serving areas of high deprivation, using sport and mentoring to build confidence, resilience and academic engagement. Its 2024-25 Impact Report shows 8,021 young people engaged, with participants attending more school days, achieving higher grades and reporting stronger wellbeing than peers.

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Full-time coach-mentors embedded in schools delivering sport within PE and clubs; 1:1 and small-group mentoring; enrichment trips; employability-focused sessions; holiday camps; competitive sport fixtures

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 8,021 young people engaged with Greenhouse Sports programmes in 2024-25
Key Metric 2 Young people attending 3+ sessions a week attend school 11 days more per year on average than peers
Key Metric 3 85% of young people improved their school behaviour points in the year they joined a programme

Key Outcomes

  • 90%+ of participants report improved perceived competence, confidence and connection to others (Positive Youth Development 'Five Cs' framework)
  • Participants achieve English and Maths grades on average half a grade higher than peers
  • 96% report increased enjoyment of sport and exercise; participants show significantly higher wellbeing and lower anxiety than peers

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London

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