Bright Futures: supporting young refugees and children seeking asylum into the mainstream education
Project Outcome Targets
• 95% will show academic progress in core subjects: Maths, English, Humanities, Science
• 95% will improve their English language skills in speaking, listening, reading, and writing
• 90% will have a positive experience during school transitions
Project Activities
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We provide weekly after-school sessions for ages 5–18
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We provide twice-weekly supplementary classes for 16-25-year-olds, including unaccompanied minors
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Our programme blends ESOL support, personalized academic tutoring, and extracurricular activities
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One-on-one support prepares children for mainstream education, with around 10 professional teachers
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We host a parents' ESOL support group during primary school sessions
Resources Needed For The Project
| Resource | Description | Quantity needed | When needed | How this donation supports the project (Enabling Actions or KPIs) |
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| MONEY | The main aim is to support displaced children and young people arriving across six south west London boroughs. | £10,000 co-funding grant | Flexible | The grant will help our children and young people, their families rebuild their lives and facilitate a smooth transition |
Project Impact and Partners
IMPACT REPORTING
Bi-annually
March 2021
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
How we monitor the quality and results of our work
Feedback and surveys
WHO IS ALREADY FUNDING THE PROJECT?
Swire Charitable Trust
Co-funding grant over three years
OTHER PARTNERS
None
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