Arts, Culture & Heritage Education & Young People
2023 Free
Shakespeare Birthplace Trust

Annual Report 2023

The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust cares for five historic Shakespeare family homes in Stratford-upon-Avon, preserving and sharing his legacy with visitors and learners worldwide. In 2023, the Trust centred its programming on the 400th anniversary of the First Folio, delivering exhibitions, conservation work, and educational events. An estimated 2 million primary-age children participated in Shakespeare Week, supported by over 22,000 registered teachers across 11,000 UK schools.

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6,000 schools received free Children's First Folio on publication

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 2 million children participated in Shakespeare Week 2023
Key Metric 2 22,000 teachers registered for Shakespeare Week
Key Metric 3 8 million page views on main website in 2023

Key Outcomes

  • 72 Shakespeare Hub schools, including 12 in Levelling Up areas
  • 8730000
  • 9070000

Geography

West Midlands

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