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Published 11 July 2025

Coram Beanstalk launches six weeks of challenges to inspire families to share books over the summer break

Ahead of the start of the school summer holidays, national children’s reading charity Coram Beanstalk today launches six weeks of challenges to help families find fun ways of sharing books together as an activity. The campaign comes as the Department for Education announces a National Year of Reading for 2026, to foster a love of reading in children.

Published 10 July 2025

Coram calls for ‘urgent and comprehensive action’ to address significant rise in school exclusions

Coram has today responded to new figures published by the Department for Education (DfE) on the number of suspensions and permanent exclusions from state schools in England during the academic year 2023/24.

Published 25 June 2025

Coram publishes its Impact Report 2024/25

Coram has published its impact report for 2024/25, setting out how the Coram group of charities and organisations has supported hundreds of thousands of children and young people over the last 12 months. 

Published 24 June 2025

From Midsummer to Twelfth Night – 25 stories to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation

Today (24 June) marks the start of Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation’s (CSSF) silver jubilee celebrations, with the release - from ‘Midsummer to Twelfth Night’ - of 25 inspiring stories from people whose lives were transformed by participating in the CSSF Theatre Festival.

Published 23 June 2025

Coram interviews find damaging impact of UK spouse visa rules on children

Interviews with children published today (23 June) by Coram reveal that many children living in families subject to the minimum income requirement could be experiencing negative impacts on their mental health and wellbeing.