News and publications

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Youth Strategic Investment Fund Summary 2017–22: YoungMinds
This report explores what YoungMinds has achieved through a five-year grant through the Youth Strategic Investment Fund.
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Responding to the cost of living crisis
The trustees of Paul Hamlyn Foundation have agreed to offer an uplift to the outstanding payments of many of our funded organisations, to help meet increased costs. -
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Centring diversity, equity and inclusion
Holly Donagh, Director of Strategic Learning, Insight and Influence, reflects on our experience to date and shares our learning which might be useful for others embarking on this work.
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Youth Strategic Investment Fund Summary 2017–22: Leap Confronting Conflict
This report explores what Leap Confronting Conflict has achieved through a five-year grant through the Youth Strategic Investment Fund.
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Blog
Reflecting on Chapter & Verse
Gem Thornton, Creative Learning Manager from Grimm & Co, reflects on their Teacher Development Fund learning journey alongside ten Astrea Trust primary schools in Rotherham, Doncaster and Sheffield. Their project, Chapter & Verse, aimed to support teachers to develop and embed multi-disciplinary arts approaches to teaching and learning, including immersive drama, music, poetry and storytelling.
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Young at Art
Young at Art, based in Northern Ireland, reflects on their Creative Teacher programme, supported by the Teacher Development Fund. This project extends their existing professional development practice supporting teachers to use arts and drama based approaches across the curriculum.
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Weaving Together a Story of Place
Programme lead, Kathy Coates-Mohammed shares insights from this place-based project exploring how Kirklees’ textile heritage can be integrated into the curriculum. Supported through the Teacher Development Fund, the project sees five schools across the area team up with Hatch Projects, Kirklees Art Associate Learning Partners and the University of Huddersfield. Together they aim to build more creative approaches to learning and to create a place-based curriculum.
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Wise About Words
Jo Reil, project lead for Wise About Words, provides an insight into their learning journey as they move into the second year of the programme, supported by the Teacher Development Fund. A partnership between Norwich Theatre and eight primary schools from the Wensum Trust, Wise About Words focuses on helping teachers to develop the skills and confidence to embed drama-based approaches in the classroom and across the curriculum.