The Access Project works with high-potential students from disadvantaged backgrounds, providing tutoring and intensive support including mentoring, practice interviews and networking, to help them get into top universities. Working with Impetus, The Access Project now works in more schools, with more disadvantaged young people achieving the outcomes that matter.
Read MoreAction Tutoring works in eight cities providing trained volunteer tutors to support pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds to pass their GCSEs. Impetus has helped Action Tutoring to make their tutoring programme even better during our five-year relationship.
Read MoreCity Gateway provides education, training and support to disadvantaged young people in east London. Their programme helps young people to find and keep a job through English and maths qualifications and coaching, followed by work placements and apprenticeships. With Impetus' support, City Gateway aims to treble the number of students who become work ready and begin an apprenticeship.
Read MoreDallaglio RugbyWorks’ supports 14 to 17-year olds to get in to further education, employment or training. Their intensive programme of long-term skills development, based around rugby, is delivered across eight regions in England and Wales. Impetus has supported Dallaglio RugbyWorks to grow from four to eight regions over three years with more of their programmes being delivered by their own specialist teams.
Read MoreDixons runs 13 mainstream schools in Bradford and Leeds. They open new schools and take on and improve existing schools, to give children a better education and the qualifications they need. Impetus has helped Dixons make sure that teaching and learning across their schools is excellent.
Read MoreFootball Beyond Borders uses football to support young people from disadvantaged backgrounds who are disengaged or at risk of exclusion from school to build the skills they need to succeed. Their two-year programme consists of weekly two-hour sessions that build literacy and soft skills. Impetus will help Football Beyond Borders to focus their work on the young people who need it the most.
Read MoreIntoUniversity runs centres where disadvantaged young people receive support to get in to university. During our 11-year partnership, Impetus has helped IntoUniversity grow from one centre in west London serving 850 young people, to a national network of 27 centres across the country, serving over 35,000 young people.
Read MoreMagic Breakfast supports schools to run breakfast clubs that provide healthy food to children who come to school hungry. Impetus helped them to win £24m of government funding with their partner Family Action, which has allowed them to support an extra 1,770 new schools, feeding over 270,000 children every day.
Read MorePlace2Be is the leading provider of mental health support in schools. They help to build resilience in children through a combination of talking, creative work and play. Impetus has helped extend their work beyond primary schools, helping them roll out their support to 50 secondary schools and supporting 115,000 pupils.
Read MorePower2 runs a programme called Teens and Toddlers for disengaged pupils or pupils at risk of dropping out of school. Impetus has helped Power2 develop a strong business model and improvements to their Teens and Toddlers programme.
Read MoreResurgo's award-winning Spear programme helps to get the most disengaged young people ready for work and into a job. Impetus has helped Resurgo develop a strategy for growth while retaining a focus on delivering a high-quality programme.
Read MoreThinkForward identifies young people most at risk of unemployment and provides them with a dedicated coach from age 13 to 18. Impetus has helped ThinkForward grow from a small pilot to schools in London, Nottingham and Kent.
Read MoreThe Tutor Trust provides small group tuition for disadvantaged pupils in schools in the north of England. A randomised control trial, funded by the Education Endowment Foundation, found that primary school children who received tutoring from The Tutor Trust made three months’ additional progress in maths. Impetus is helping The Tutor Trust to improve the exam results of more pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Read MoreWorking out of its two life skills centres in the East Midlands, TwentyTwenty helps some of the country’s most vulnerable young people to get the academic qualifications and work ready skills they need to find a good job and keep it. Impetus has worked with TwentyTwenty to make improvements to its programme.
Read MoreVenture Trust helps young people in Scotland to overcome complicated or chaotic life circumstances by offering an intensive training programme. With Impetus, Venture Trust has developed and rolled out a refined programme that puts greater emphasis on personal development from the outset.
Read MoreOracy (the ability to communicate effectively using spoken language) is essential for success in education work and life. Voice 21 run a variety of oracy training programmes for teachers and schools. They support teachers to become expert oracy practitioners and provide deep support to individual schools to embed oracy in the curriculum.
Read MoreWest London Zone works with children in a deprived part of west London, providing them with a coach to help them access the support they need to succeed. Impetus is helping West London Zone to identify the right measure to assess whether children supported are on track to thrive when they reach adulthood.
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