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Education & Young People

Learning, skills, and opportunities for children and young people.

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Over 5,000 young women worked with directly in 2024–25; network of 10,000+ supporters
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51% of young women who used coaching and job application support reported an increase in income
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On average, a young woman earns £4,000 a year less than a young man of the same age
83% of young women said coaching helped them feel less anxious or stressed; 82% reported improved confidence or self-belief
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13.9 billion media impressions in 2024/25
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13.5 million people reached via social media; 80,000 LinkedIn followers; 30,000 newsletter subscribers
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1.3 million girls disengage from sport after primary school — Women in Sport's defining statistic, now embedded in national policy debate
Dear Sport' campaign film on Black girls and sport watched more than 127,000 times; cited by Dame Denise Lewis, Dina Asher-Smith and Shaunagh Brown; transforming how sport sees Black girls at CEO and grassroots level
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2,756 young people supported; 91% eligible for Pupil Premium
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245 Year 13 students placed at a top university — up from 232 in 2023/24
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Students 50% more likely to attend top universities than demographically similar peers (UCAS verified)
96% of students received a university offer; 53% placed at a top university vs 32% in control group
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6,796 mentees matched to mentors; 104,471 messages sent by mentees across 44 partners
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Mentees achieve one full A-level grade higher than their school average (long-term HEAT/HESA analysis)
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Mentees twice as likely to enter higher education and twice as likely to complete their degrees
19 percentage point increase in mentees' understanding of apprenticeships; 100% of Spotlight mentees reported increased knowledge of all post-school pathways