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Coram partners with the National Trust to launch competition for primary school children in Kent to connect with the history of care
Coram has partnered with the National Trust property Quebec House in Westerham, Kent to invite local primary school children to take part in an art competition that brings history to life through creativity.
Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation’s youth board meet the young stars of SKETCH
As part of Coram’s collaboration with the UK release of the family film SKETCH, members of the Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation youth board were given opportunity to interview the young actors who star in the film, ahead of the film’s release in UK cinemas on 24 October.
Tackling the rise in school exclusions
In this blog, Marianne Lagrue, Policy Manager at Coram Children's Legal Centre, highlights the growing crisis of school exclusion in England and the work Coram is doing to tackle it.
Drama enables our children to thrive – don’t push it to the margins
CSSF Head Mike Tucker sets out how as well as strengthening oracy, drama promotes children’s resilience, wellbeing, and emotional intelligence.
Coram Life Education responds to DfE update of RSHE statutory guidance
Harriet Gill, Managing Director of Education and Wellbeing at Coram, broadly welcomes the long-awaited update to statutory guidance on relationships and sex education published by the Government over the summer, and argues that life skills education must reflect real world to keep children and young people safe.
New report warns disadvantaged children at risk of missing out on early education as expanded entitlements roll out
Disadvantaged children are at risk of missing out on the same early education as their more affluent peers due to the eligibility criteria of government-funded childcare entitlements, a new report published today by Coram Family and Childcare warns.