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Richard Ayoade, Lee Mack and Paterson Joseph among actors performing in theatrical mock trial Is Shakespeare Funny to raise funds for Coram Shakespeare School Foundation
Actors Lee Mack, Paterson Joseph and Richard Ayoade are set to face real-life lawyers Kate Gallafent KC, Edward Henry KC, Andrew Hochhauser KC & Dinah Rose KC on stage at London’s Criterion Theatre for ‘Is Shakespeare Funny? – The Trial of Shakespeare’, a one-off fundraiser on Monday 8 December 2025.
Coram short film on youth homelessness “Glow in the Dark” wins first prize at the 2025 Big Syn International Film Festival Awards
Glow in the Dark, a short film re-imagining the narrative around youth homelessness co-produced by Coram’s Voices in Action homelessness ambassadors, has won the prestigious Piccadilly Lights Spotlight Prize (PLSP) at the 2025 Big Syn International Film Festival Awards on Friday 7 November.
Unlocking the Power of Data: Reflections from the ADCS-Focused Coram Innovation Event
Reflections on listening, co-design and implementation in Wigan with AllChild
In this blog, we share our early findings about the listening, co-design, set-up, and implementation stages of the programme, highlighting the key learnings that will guide AllChild’s ongoing work in Wigan and shape its approach in other potential new areas.
Coram SCARF holds House of Lords roundtable event on ‘Children’s Wellbeing in a Digital Age’, highlighted the health and safeguarding crisis
Coram SCARF held a roundtable event yesterday (5 November) chaired by the Rt Hon. Baroness Kidron OBE, convening experts from across the children’s sector to discuss the latest research and perspectives on the negative impact of the digital world on children’s health, education and wellbeing.
Coram response to the Curriculum and Assessment Review
Coram has today responded to the Curriculum and Assessment Review published today (5th November) and the Government’s response.