THE TOTTENHAM GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOUNDATION — grant history
Latest income
£514k
Grants listed (FY2025)
50
Listed grants total
£893k
Accounts grants total
£1.1m
listed grants do not fully reconcile with the accounts total — list may be partialextracted from its FY2025 accounts
Application guidance — from the funder’s own website
- How to apply: Applications from schools and voluntary organisations are considered only at Awards Committee meetings. Forms must be submitted using the latest application pack or emailed to [email protected] or [email protected].
- Deadlines: Applications for individual awards are open from 1 May and close on 28 February each year. For schools and voluntary organisations, forms must reach the Clerk at least 11 days before an Awards meeting.
- What they don’t fund: The Foundation does not make Awards retrospectively, so please ensure your application is submitted to an Awards meeting before your project, trip or event takes place.
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What this funder supports
Causes funded
Where grantees operate
- Haringey
- Hackney
- Barnet
- Throughout London
- Throughout England And Wales
- Throughout England
- Manchester City
- Scotland
- Gateshead
What changed: FY2024 → FY2025
| Change | Grantee | FY2024 | FY2025 |
|---|---|---|---|
| new | MULBERRY ACADEMY WOODSIDE | — | £35k |
| new | THE MULBERRY PRIMARY SCHOOL | — | £21k |
| new | HORNSEY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS | — | £15k |
| new | WELBOURNE PRIMARY SCHOOL | — | £10k |
| new | CAMP (ZEIRE) AGUDA | — | £10k |
| new | ST THOMAS MORE SCHOOL | — | £10k |
| new | HOLY TRINITY CHURCH CE PRIMARY SCHOOL | — | £9k |
| new | HR SPORTS ACADEMY CIC | — | £9k |
| up | GREIG CITY ACADEMY | £25k | £39k |
| up | PARK VIEW SCHOOL | £14k | £30k |
| up | HIGHGATE WOOD SCHOOL | £15k | £28k |
| up | WEST GREEN PRIMARY SCHOOL | £8k | £14k |
| up | KIDS CARE LONDON | £9k | £13k |
| up | COLERIDGE PRIMARY SCHOOL | £6k | £12k |
| not listed | ALEXANDRA PARK SCHOOL | £21k | — |
| not listed | NORTH MIDDLESEX CRICKET CLUB | £20k | — |
| not listed | BRUCE GROVE PRIMARY SCHOOL | £14k | — |
| not listed | CROWLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL | £13k | — |
| not listed | BELMONT JUNIOR SCHOOL | £12k | — |
| not listed | MULBERRY ACADEMY WOODSIDE (FORMERLY WOODSIDE HIGH SCHOOL) | £11k | — |
| not listed | THE WILLOW PRIMARY SCHOOL (FORMERLY BROADWATER FARM) | £11k | — |
| not listed | DEVONSHIRE HILL PRIMARY SCHOOL | £9k | — |
Grants made, per its accounts filings
| Recipient | Year | Amount | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| HARINGEY SPORTS DEVELOPMENT TRUST | FY2025 | £157k | 2024/25 for the cost of an eleven-session programme of Para Dance instruction/coaching for over 11s SN students at Alexandra Park School to prepare them to compete in the 2025 London Youth Games Para Dance competition; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire) of a ten session after school programme of Basketball coaching at Parkview Secondary School; 2024/25 towards the cost of a ten session programme of Basketball coaching at the Selby Centre for Boys and Girls 11 plus aimed at young people who are not already members of clubs; 2024/25 for the cost of a ten session programme of Basketball Coaching special needs pupils at Riverside School with the aim of forming the Borough's London Youth Games Wheelchair Basketball Squad; 2024/25 towards the cost of a twenty session programme of Volleyball Coaching in two Haringey Secondary Schools aimed at developing Haringey's London Youth Games Squad by building on the success of the Ducketts Common Volleyball Summer programme; 2024/25 for the cost of one of the Trust's up and coming young coaches to attend a Level 2 Basketball Coaching course; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire) of an eight session five-aside Girls Football League for Senior School Years 7/8/9/10 at Power League; 2024/25 towards the cost of an increase in affiliation Fees for Haringey Hawks Basketball Club members imposed by the sport's governing body which is impacting on the club's aim to recruit young people from low-income families in the central and eastern parts of the Borough; 2024/25 for the cost of a Level 2 Basketball Coaching course for Victor Awogbami age 22 - a former St.Thomas More pupil and now a HSDT mentor, coach and London Mini Marathon volunteer Team Manager; 2024/25 towards the cost (equipment and facility hire) of a ten-week programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Rhodes Avenue Primary School; 2024/25 towards the cost of 25 sets of Basketball kit for the newly formed Haringey Girls District Team; 2024/25 towards the cost (equipment and facility hire) of a ten-week programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Fortismere School; 2024/25 towards the cost (equipment and facility hire) of a ten-week programme of Table Tennis Coaching at St Thomas More School; 2024/25 towards the cost (equipment and facility hire) of a ten-week programme of Table Tennis Coaching at the Haringey 6th Form College; 2024/25 towards the cost (equipment and facility hire) of a ten-week programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Campsboume Primary School; 2024/25 towards the cost (equipment and facility hire) of a ten-week programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Highgate Wood School; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire) of a ten-week after-school programme of Volleyball coaching in St Thomas More and Alexandra Park Secondary Schools; 2024/25 towards the cost (equipment and facility hire) of a ten-week programme of Table Tennis Coaching at the Harris Academy; 2024/25 towards the cost (equipment and facility hire) of a ten-week programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Greig City Academy; 2024/25 towards the cost (equipment and facility hire) of a ten-week programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Park View School; 2024/25 for the cost of venue hire (Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays) and improved storage arrangements for the Haringey Judo Club for 6 - 18 year old boys and girls who will form the Borough's 2025 London Youth Games Judo Squad; 2024/25 for the cost of a EURO Tramp GMEX Competition Trampoline to enable Schools Competitions leading to squad training for London Youth Games Team; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire) of a forty-eight week programme of training sessions in preparation for the London Mini Marathon; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a programme of five-day Multi Sports Holiday Camps in each school half-term and the Easter/Summer breaks held at the New River Sports Centre for 5 to 13 year olds with every youngster being linked to a local club; 2024/25 for the cost (facility hire) of Primary School and Senior School Cross Country and 5 Aside Football competitions, based at the New River Sports Centre as part of the School Games provision for all schools in Haringey; 2024/25 for the cost of a set of 11 a side goals at Fortismere School to be used for Girls Football coaching, training for District Football competitions and the London Youth Games squad training; 2024/25 towards the cost of a five-session programme of Basketball Coaching during the October Half Term at Ducketts Common; 2024/25 for the cost of essential equipment (spikes and running vests) required for the Borough's London Youth Games Cross Country Team when they compete at Hampstead Heath in November 2024; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire) of a five-session programme of Multi-Sports during the October Half Term in each of Lancasterian and Risley Primary Schools; 2024/25 towards the cost of a five-session programme of Basketball Coaching during the October Half Term at the Selby Centre; 2024/25 for the cost of competition and training clothing for the 8-18 year old members of the Senshi Judo Club which has recently undertaken to produce and support the Borough's London Youth Games squad; 2024/25 for the cost of additional multi-sports equipment for Riverside Special School required to support the broad range of activities they are now involved in (e.g. Pentathlon, LYG Athletics, Wheelchair Basketball, Football and Tennis); 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire) of a four-session programme of Basketball Coaching during the October Half Term at the Haringey Sixth Form College delivered by Haringey Hawks; 2024/25 for the cost (16 seat minibus) of transport required for Haringey Heat Basketball teams to attend National Competitions during October 2024; 2024/25 for the cost of a Kayak Coaching course at the Pheonix Outdoor Centre for 14 students from Highgate Wood and Alexandra Park Secondary Schools - an initiative that follows on from the success of recent entries in Kayak sprint and Kayak Slalom competition; 2024/25 for the cost of a 14 week programme of swimming lessons/coaching at Park Road Pool for ten Year 7/8/9 Blanche Neville Special School students in preparation for the 2025 London Youth Games Swimming Gala; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a five-session programme of Basketball coaching for Girls at St Thomas More Secondary School during the October Half Term; 2024/25 for the cost of an inclusive ice skating session for pupils from Special Schools in Haringey held at Alexandra Palace Ice Rink arranged by the School Games Organisers with support from Pentathlon Team; 2024/25 for the cost of a portable Basketball scoreboard for use in league matches and competitions held at schools across the Borough; 2024/25 for the cost of a Basketball Table Officiating course delivered through 'London Basketball' and held at Greig City Academy for both male and female players from Haringey basketball clubs; 2024/25 for the cost (16 seat minibus) of transport required for Haringey Heat Basketball teams to attend National Competitions during November 2024; 2024/25 for the cost of a 20 week programme of Dance inclusion coaching/instruction support for Alexandra Park School students participating in the London Youth Games Para Dance competition; 2024/25 for the cost of facility hire for Schools Sports Competitions - Tennis Dome for Para Boccia for Primary and Senior Special Needs schools and the New River Sports Centre for Primary and Senior Schools' Tag Rugby; 2024/25 towards the cost of Medals and Trophies required for a Schools Sports Programme of competitions and festivals in 29 sports held throughout the year based in Haringey Schools, swimming pools and the Sports Centre for senior schools and primary schools which will lead to them representing the Borough in London Regional Finals; 2024/25 towards the cost of purchasing equipment and the cost of facility hire for the launch of Pickleball in Hornsey Girls School with progression options to the Lemon Pickleball Club as an exit route and Pavillion Tennis Club as a possible future venue; 2024/25 for the cost of team transport (buses, coaches, mini-buses, etc) to enable the Borough's various teams to participate in a wide range of sports activities and events which includes the London Youth Games and associated competitions; 2024/25 towards the cost of a five-session introduction to sport after-school programme of Volleyball coaching in early November to December for North Haringey, St. Ignatius, Brook House and Tiverton Primary Schools concluding with a competition held at St.Thomas More School and leading to a club being set up at the Selby Centre; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week Programme of Volleyball coaching in two Secondary Schools; 2024/25 for the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week Programme of Basketball Coaching at Riverside School; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week Programme of Basketball coaching at ParkView Secondary School; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week Programme of Basketball coaching at the Selby Centre for Boys and Girls 11 plus; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week Programme of Basketball Coaching at Woodside High School; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, equipment, etc.) of a ten-week Programme of Table Tennis Coaching at the Haringey 6th Form College leading to London Youth Games Squad training and Competition; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, equipment, etc.) of a ten-week Programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Campsboume Primary School leading to London Youth Games Squad training and Competition; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, equipment, etc.) of a ten-week Programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Park View Secondary School leading to London Youth Games Squad training and Competition; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, equipment, etc.) of a ten-week Programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Harris Academy leading to London Youth Games Squad training and Competition; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, equipment, etc.) of a ten-week Programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Greig City Academy leading to London Youth Games Squad training and Competition; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, equipment, etc.) of a ten-week Programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Fortismere Secondary School leading to London Youth Games Squad training and Competition; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, equipment, etc.) of a ten-week Programme of Table Tennis Coaching at St.Thomas More Secondary School leading to London Youth Games Squad training and Competition; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, equipment, etc.) of a ten-week Programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Rhodes Avenue Primary School leading to London Youth Games Squad training and Competition; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, equipment, etc.) of a ten-week Programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Highgate Wood Secondary School leading to London Youth Games Squad training and Competition; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week programme of Trampolining coaching delivered at Hornsey and Greig City secondary schools and leading to the 2025 London Youth Games squad selection; 2024/25 for the cost (16 seat minibus x2) of transport required for the Haringey Heat Under 16 basketball team playing in National Basketball League matches at Luton and at St Albans; 2024/25 towards the cost of a ten-week after school programme of Netball Coaching at Fortismere School for Girls Years 7 and 8 linked to AP Saints Netball Club, inter-Schools Competition and the 2025 London Youth Games Squad selection; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week programme of Cricket coaching for Girls delivered at Fortismere Secondary School and leading to the 2025 London Youth Games squad selection; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week programme of Cricket coaching for Boys delivered at Alexandra Park Secondary School and leading to the 2025 London Youth Games squad selection; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a four-session programme of Basketball Coaching during the February 2025 Half Term delivered at the Haringey Sixth Form College by Haringey Hawkes; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a five-session programme of Basketball Coaching during the February 2025 Half Term at the Selby Centre; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-session programme of Multi Sports during the February 2025 Half Term at Lancasterian and Risley Primary Schools; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a five-session programme of Basketball Coaching during the February 2025 Half Term at Ducketts Common; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a five-session programme of Basketball Coaching during the February 2025 Half Term at St Thomas More Secondary School; 2024/25 for the cost (16 seat minibus x2) of transport required for the Haringey Heat Under 14 basketball team playing in National Basketball League matches at Brentwood and at West Herts; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week programme of after school multi sports at Lancasterian school for Boys and Girls which includes Football, Athletics, Basketball and Kwik Cricket with the aim of increasing participation and improving fitness levels; 2024/25 for the cost (venue and additional facilities hire, etc.) of Haringey Senior Schools Indoor Track and Field Competition at Lee Valley Sports Complex for all age groups and linked to participation in the Middlesex Championship; 2024/25 towards the cost (venue hire, etc.) of a Primary Schools Indoor Sports Hall Athletics Competition held at St.Thomas More school; 2024/25 for the cost (Long Jump take off kit and sand bags) of Athletics Equipment needed for the 2025 London Youth Games and for Schools Competitions to enhance, support and develop training in Field Eventing; 2024/25 for the cost (pitch hire) of the Secondary Schools Boys and Girls Football Finals to be held in March at New River Stadium Centre as the culmination of competition run through the season; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, equipment, etc.) of an eight-session programme of Under 16 Girls Basketball Coaching at Park View School to develop a 2025 London Youth Games Squad and a Haringey District Team to play monthly against other London Boroughs and, longer term to re-establish a viable club; 2024/25 for the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a five-session programme of climbing for Blanche Neville Students at the Manor House Climbing Centre; 2024/25 for the cost of 250 T-Shirts for pupils from Haringey Senior and Primary Schools when they represent the Borough at the 2025 London School Games Competitions taking place during March to June; 2024/25 for the cost of Multi Sports Equipment (Table Tennis Tables, Balls, Bats and Basketballs) needed at Park View School to enhance After School provision for Girls Basketball on Saturdays and Boys Basketball Weekdays - linked to Haringey Hawkes to promote increases in participation; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week after school programme of Basketball coaching at Parkview school for Boys and Girls Year 7 upwards to improve skills increase participation especially among girls leading to inter-schools competitions and the 2025 London Youth Games; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of the SAAM Track and Field June 2025 Middlesex Championships at the Copthall Stadium in Barnet - the participating Boroughs annually share the organisation of the event and this year is Haringey's turn - the prime function of SAAM (Schools Athletics Association for Middlesex) is to provide competitions in Athletics Multi Events at County level and this competition also gives Haringey young sports people opportunities to qualify for Middlesex County teams; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a nine-session programme of Basketball Coaching at Dukes Aldridge Academy during the Easter 2025 break delivered by Haringey Heat Basketball Club; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a nine-session programme of Multi Sports (Basketball/Football/Athletics) at Lancasterian and Rokesly Primary Schools during the Easter 2025 break; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a nine-session programme of Basketball Coaching at Ducketts Common during the Easter 2025 break; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a five-session programme of Basketball coaching at Dukes Aldridge Academy including trials leading to the selection of the Borough's 2025 London Youth Games Boys Basketball Team; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week programme of 5pm till 7pm sessions for New River Table Tennis Club which has been set up for young people who were receiving coaching in schools to then be able to join a club in Haringey that will lead to LYG Squad selection; 2024/25 towards the cost (venue hire, etc.) of a ten-week After-School programme of Pickle Ball coaching at Fortismere School; 2024/25 towards the cost (venue hire, etc.) of a ten-week After-School programme of Pickle Ball coaching at Highgate Wood School; 2024/25 towards the cost (venue hire, etc.) of a ten-week After-School programme of Pickle Ball coaching at St.Thomas More School; 2024/25 towards the cost (venue hire, etc.) of a ten-week After-School programme of Pickle Ball coaching at Coldfall School; 2024/25 for the cost (16 seat minibus) of transport required for Haringey Heat Basketball teams to attend two National League Competitions in Barking during March 2025; 2024/25 for the cost (16 seat minibus x2) of transport required for the Haringey Heat Under 16 and Under 14 basketball teams playing in National Basketball League matches in Romford and in Lewisham; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, equipment, etc.) of a ten-week Programme of Table Tennis Coaching at St. Thomas More School leading to London Youth Games Squad training and Competition; 2024/25 for the cost of white T-shirts for the Borough's Boys and Girls Cricket Under 13 and Under 15 teams required due to a last minute decision by the 2025 London Youth Games organisers that all teams wear white; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, equipment, etc.) of a ten-week Programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Park View School leading to London Youth Games Squad training and Competition; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, equipment, etc.) of a ten-week Programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Fortismere School leading to London Youth Games Squad training and Competition; 2024/25 towards the cost of a twelve-week programme of Netball Coaching at Fortismere School to build the Borough's 2025 London Youth Games Squad and to increase participation and skill levels; 2024/25 towards the cost of a ten-week programme of Netball Coaching for girls at St Thomas More School to build the Borough's 2025 London Youth Games Squad; 2024/25 towards the cost of a ten-week programme of Netball Coaching for boys at the Selby Centre to build the Borough's 2025 London Youth Games Squad; 2024/25 towards the cost of a ten-session programme of Squash Coaching for boys at the Coolhurst Squash Club to build the Borough's 2025 London Youth Games Squad; 2024/25 towards the cost of hiring facilities at Alexandra Park School for the Borough Basketball Finals; 2024/25 towards the cost of four students from Haringey schools, who have competed for Haringey in the London Youth Games and are now playing at Club Level, to attend a programme of Governing Body accredited Level 1 Volleyball Coaching and Volleyball Officials courses being held at St. Thomas More school during the 2025 Easter Break; 2024/25 towards the cost of an eight-session programme of coaching/training for the Borough's 2025 London Youth Games Aquathon Squad for 11 to 17 year olds in running and swimming using local pools and school facilities; 2024/25 for the cost of two Table Tennis Tables required for a new club being formed at Fortismere School; 2024/25 for the cost of Sports Equipment needed for Blanche Neville School to deliver a Multi-Sports programme linked to the London Youth Games; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of the Haringey Primary Schools Hockey Festival; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, Hockey equipment - sticks and balls) of a six-session programme of Hockey Coaching at Coldfall School leading to long term progression; 2024/25 towards the cost of a ten-session after-school programme of Basketball coaching at Parkview School linking to the London Youth Games; 2024/25 towards the cost of a ten-session programme of Badminton coaching for the Borough's 2025 London Youth Games Squad; 2024/25 for the cost of swim caps required for the Borough's 2025 London Youth Games Aquathon team; 2024/25 towards the cost of a ten-session programme of Athletics coaching for the Borough's 2025 London Youth Games Squad; 2024/25 towards the cost of a twelve-session programme of Inclusive Basketball coaching at Blanche Neville Special School creating potential towards competing in London Youth Games Wheelchair Basketball; 2024/25 towards the cost of 1,000 T-Shirts for the 2025 Basketball Ball Out 3x3 competition programme held over two weekends in July and August at Finsbury Park Ball Courts running from 10am - 5pm for under 16 plus under 18 Boys and Girls (an event that normally attracts 95 Teams each year); 2024/25 towards the cost of a ten-session programme of Basketball coaching at Riverside and Mulberry Schools linking to the London Youth Games Programme for Inclusive Basketball; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a five-session programme of Basketball Coaching at Ducketts Common during the 2025 May Half Term; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire) of a ten-session programme of Multi Sports (Football/Basketball/Athletics) at Lancasterian and Risley Primary Schools during the 2025 May Half Term; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire) of a four-session programme of Basketball coaching during the 2025 May Half Term at Haringey 6th Form College, delivered by Haringey Hawkes; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire) of a five-session programme of Basketball Coaching at St.Thomas More School during the 2025 May Half Term; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire) of a five-session programme of Basketball Coaching at the Selby Centre during the 2025 May Half Term; 2024/25 for the cost of hiring New River Sports Centre across six days in May and June for the Haringey Schools Athletics Championship with Year 7, 8, 9 and 10 pupils from all ten Senior Schools competing in Track and Field events including Javelin, High Jump, Long Jump and Triple Jump; 2024/25 towards the cost (venue hire) of an eight-session programme of Hockey coaching at Fortismere and Channing Schools for Girls preparing for the Borough's 2025 London Youth Games squad; 2024/25 towards the cost (venue hire) of an eight-session programme of Hockey coaching at Fortismere School for Boys preparing for the Borough's 2025 London Youth Games squad |
| CHAVERIM YOUTH ORGANISATION | FY2025 | £73k | 2024/25 towards the cost of a Winter training residential for 200 young male Youth Leaders; 2024/25 towards the cost of a Winter training residential for 200 young female Youth Leaders; 2024/25 towards the cost of the 2025 Girls' Summer Programme Residential and Day Camps; 2024/25 towards the cost of the 2025 Boys' Summer Programme Residential and Day Camps |
| THE BROOK ON BROADWATERS SPECIAL PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2025 | £54k | for the cost of books for classes and the school library that will boost a Reading for Pleasure initiative; 2024/25 towards the cost of an immersive Black History Month program which will make African and Caribbean heritage come alive for learners by transforming classrooms into representations of 16 different African countries to engage students in a dynamic journey that includes a series of onsite workshops led by specialist musicians and storytellers; towards the cost of sensory equipment as part of a project to refurbish the school's Softplay and Sensory Dark Rooms; 2024/25 towards the cost of a 'Nurture Group - Specialist Communication through play' project; 2024/25 towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending in June 2025 a residential outdoor learning centre at Lambourne End which offers specialised activities for children on the Autism spectrum; 2024/25 towards the cost of providing Specialist Bubble Therapy with a particular focus on sensory motivated pupils on the sensory engagement curriculum model; 2024/25 towards the cost of Specialist Music Therapy to work with groups of pupils all of whom have autism and ASD - music therapy is outside of the LA provision for the school; 2024/25 towards the cost of Rebound Therapy - promoting sensory regulation and increased attainment and access to learning; 2024/25 towards the cost of specialist African drumming sessions with groups of pupils whom have ASD |
| GREIG CITY ACADEMY | FY2025 | £39k | 2024/25 towards the cost of a long established and supported sailing programme enabling inner city disadvantaged students to compete in the sport of sailing leading directly to further life changing opportunities and to substantial careers in the marine industry; 2024/25 towards the cost of retractable indoor cricket nets needed to expand cricket opportunities for students and therefore support skill development, inclusivity and personal growth |
| HARINGTON SCHEME | FY2025 | £35k | 2024/25 for 10 Haringey resident trainees at £3,500 each |
| MULBERRY ACADEMY WOODSIDE | FY2025 | £35k | 2024/25 towards the cost of all new Year 7 students visiting Alexandra Palace's GoApe climbing and high ropes facilities for adventure and team building/problem solving sessions to get to know each other and integrate into their new secondary school from primary - over four days, two tutor groups will go each day using public transport rather than coaches; 2024/25 towards the cost of GCSE Spanish students from families in financial hardship attending a residential visit to Malaga in January/February 2025; 2024/25 towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a three-day residential at Stubbers Outdoor Activity Centre in Upminster, Essex |
| PARK VIEW SCHOOL | FY2025 | £30k | 2024/25 towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a three-day trip to Berlin in July 2025; 2024/25 towards the cost of Year 7 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren; 2024/25 for the cost of four Vexcte IQ Competition kits for use in a robot construction and programming skills project; 2024/25 towards the cost of disadvantaged EAL students attending a residential trip to PGL Marchants Hill, Surrey for bonding, cultural and citizenship awareness - applicant also advises 'the cohort is made up of vulnerable, socially disadvantaged students i.e asylum seekers, PP, broken families, special needs, lack of previous education, all in need to find a sense of belonging and feel included'; 2024/25 towards the cost of updating books in the School's library, expanding educational materials for EAL and SEND students and improving learning spaces which will help promote academic growth, inclusivity and support our ongoing efforts to provide high-quality resources for all of our students as part of a 'Enriching Our Library with Books, Clubs, and Global Experiences' project |
| HIGHGATE WOOD SCHOOL | FY2025 | £28k | 2024/25 towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a Year 9 Skiing Trip to Italy in February 2025; 2024/25 towards the cost of students studying Spanish from families in financial hardship attending a residential visit to Granada, Spain in June 2025; 2024/25 towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Berlin in February 2025; 2024/25 towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a three-day residential trip to Snowdonia in March 2025; 2024/25 towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Auschwitz and Krakow; 2024/25 towards the cost of Year 10 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Paris in July 2025; 2024/25 towards the cost of Year 8 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential 'Farm Project' trip at a rural setting in the Cotswolds in June 2025; 2024/25 towards the cost of Year 10 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a series of events (Training day, Practice and Qualifying expeditions) in Chelmsford and St Albans as part of the 2025 Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award scheme; 2024/25 towards the cost of Year 12 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a series of events (Practice and Qualifying expeditions) in Saxmundon and Purbeck as part of the 2025 Duke of Edinburgh Silver Award scheme |
| ESTUDIANTES | FY2025 | £23k | 2024/25 towards the cost of continuing an innovative football coaching programme which uses high quality sports provision as a reward to encourage young people to excel in their education; 2024/25 towards the cost of a trip to Europe (Belgium and Holland) for 15 Outstanding Student Athletes in addition to Estudiantes' high quality, free and inclusive sports provision that encourages young people to excel in and complete their education |
| THE MULBERRY PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2025 | £21k | towards the cost of children from families in financial hardship attending a whole year group trip to Windsor Castle; 2024/25 towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a whole year group trip to Chislehurst Caves in November 2024; 2024/25 towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a whole year group trip to the Stronghold Climbing Centre in Tottenham Hale; 2024/25 towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren in January 2025; 2024/25 towards the cost of Forest School Experiences for Reception pupils delivered by the Haringey Play Association at their Somerford Grove venue; 2024/25 towards the cost of pupils in reception, nursery and year one as well as pupils from the school's provision for autism attending a Story Explorer Drama Workshop; 2024/25 towards the cost of joint-coach hire for pupils to attend and participate in the Haringey Schools Music Festival at the Royal Albert Hall in March 2025; 2024/25 towards the cost of a whole Year 5 trip to the Stronghold Climbing Centre; 2024/25 towards the cost of the Coram Beanstalk charity providing five reading volunteers for one year who will read with pupils to develop a love of reading; 2024/25 towards the cost of pupils with ASC from families in financial hardship attending a series of trips to Sensory Exhibitions and experiences in the Spring and Summer 2025 terms; 2024/25 towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a whole year group trip to The Science Museum; 2024/25 towards the cost of two duckling hatching kits from a rescue farm to give pupils and experience of caring for and helping raise animals; 2024/25 towards the cost of a seaside trip to Chalkwell Beach in Essex for disadvantaged pupils, many of whom have never left London, providing a unique experience that will enhance learning, support wellbeing and provide vital enrichment that cannot be otherwise afforded by the school budget or families |
| MARKFIELD PROJECT | FY2025 | £19k | 2024/25 towards the cost of providing additional subsidised places on Markfield after school groups for children with additional needs and for siblings of disabled children who live and/or attend schools in the borough |
| RIVERSIDE SECONDARY SPECIAL SCHOOL | FY2025 | £17k | towards the cost of an external dancer for one term to continue working with teacher/teaching assistants, developing 'Dance Unfolding: Neurodivergent Journeys in Quantum Touch' as 3 weekly dance classes for Team 3/4 pupils - all of whom have a diagnosis of complex autism or PMLD, are non-verbal, and can present with challenging behaviour; 2024/25 towards the cost of Music therapy |
| HAPPY KIDS | FY2025 | £17k | 2024/25 towards the cost of ‘Jump N Skip’ - an after school exercise club for approximately 80 inactive disadvantaged children from Hackney and Haringey aged 6-11; 2024/25 towards the cost of 'Yes, I Have Potential' a 37 week programme of an after-school Dance, Arts and Crafts Club for 140 disadvantaged 6-11 year old children (70 are Haringey resident); 2024/25 towards the cost of ‘Big Bake’ - an after school Baking club for approximately 100 disadvantaged children and young people from Haringey aged 7-11, developing self-esteem, teaching social interactions and skills how to navigate in a group setting; 2024/25 towards the cost of ‘Yes I Can’ - an after school homework club for approximately 60 (30 from Haringey) disadvantaged EAL children from Hackney and Haringey aged 7-11 that will improve their quality of life and academic success thus enhancing their personal development and future prospects; 2024/25 towards the cost of 'I Love to Play My Way' - an Easter school holiday break play-scheme for one week for approximately 230 disadvantaged children and young people in Hackney and Haringey aged 3-11 years; 2024/25 towards the cost of 'Fun in the Sun' - a two-week holiday play-scheme during August for approximately 250 disadvantaged children and young people in Hackney and Haringey (100 from Haringey) aged 3-11 |
| HARINGEY SIXTH FORM COLLEGE | FY2025 | £16k | 2024/25 towards the cost of a 20 session programme of performing arts-based enrichment activities for the Special Needs Department's Entry and Foundation students which will be delivered by Haringey Shed and aimed at learners with high needs which include autism, downs syndrome, global developmental delay, cerebral palsy and other conditions; 2024/25 towards the cost of additional equipment (for polaroid/medium and large format portraiture) and consumable materials used in a 'Film Photography 24-25' a series of photography workshops for students alongside open access darkroom facilities; 2024/25 towards the cost of an initiative to develop the Ceramics Department with additional equipment (pottery wheels, kiln components, etc) and also by providing a Raku Workshop with the Stoke Newington-based 'Cernamic Studio' to supplement the current ceramics offer and develop glaze and clay variations to provide more diverse outcomes and experiments for students; 2024/25 towards the cost of 'H6FC Global Citizenship Project' trips to Panama and Thailand involving 37 students enabling them to undergo personal growth and the opportunity to immerse themselves culturally and environmentally by working alongside local communities to protect biodiverse ecosystems, support conservation efforts for species like elephants and sloths, and empower young learners through education |
| HARINGEY SHED THEATRE COMPANY | FY2025 | £15k | 2024/25 towards the cost of a ten-week programme of After School Activities in Spring 2025 to include Youth Theatre, Big Noise Choir and Youth Forum all with inclusive activities for young people with and without disabilities aged 7 to 19 years, three evenings per week for 10-weeks; 2024/25 towards the cost of 'A Feast for the Senses' - a Children & Youth Inclusive Theatre Performance for young people with and without disabilities aged 11 – 16 years, consisting of weekly rehearsals and devising to create an original production, incorporating acting, movement, music and songs, culminating in 3 performances at the Bernie Grant Arts Centre; 2024/25 towards the cost of 'Summer Children's and Youth Theatre Project 2025' providing places for 50 children and young people with and without disabilities to take part in performing arts where they will devise and create costumes, music, movement, dance and perform an original piece at Haringey Sixth Form College and the Haringey Irish Centre |
| HORNSEY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS | FY2025 | £15k | 2024/25 towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a ten-day 'Once in a lifetime Turtle Conservation Project' trip in Greece in June 2025 |
| WEST GREEN PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2025 | £14k | towards the cost of six sessions of 'Forest School' giving pupils a hands on experience learning within a natural environment; 2024/25 for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of two classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; 2024/25 towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren; 2024/25 towards the cost of participating in the Haringey Shed school drama outreach programme |
| KIDS CARE LONDON | FY2025 | £13k | 2024/25 towards the cost of Camp Horizon 2024 Boys Winter residential for children with mild-severe disabilities from financially deprived backgrounds where each child receives dedicated 1:1 support from volunteers, ensuring individual needs are met including three nutritious meals daily and a specialised programme of trips and activities; 2024/25 towards the cost of Camp Horizon 2024 Girls Winter residential for children with mild-severe disabilities from financially deprived backgrounds where each child receives dedicated 1:1 support from volunteers, ensuring individual needs are met including three nutritious meals daily and a specialised programme of trips and activities; 2024/25 towards the cost of 14 Haringey resident boys from financially deprived backgrounds with mild-to-severe disabilities attending Camp Horizon - a two-week summer residential programme using a 1:1 care ratio at all times and, for those with more complex needs, a 2:1 ratio of support; 2024/25 towards the cost of 16 Haringey resident girls from financially deprived backgrounds with mild-to-severe disabilities attending Camp Horizon - a two-week summer residential programme using a 1:1 care ratio at all times and, for those with more complex needs, a 2:1 ratio of support |
| ACTIVITEENS | FY2025 | £13k | 2024/25 towards the cost of 'Cook Happy Cook Healthy' a project to revolutionise unhealthy lifestyles of 90 (30 from Haringey) deprived young-people aged 11-16 and alleviate poverty of local individuals/families, exacerbated due to rising cost of living, through an after school cookery club promoting healthy eating, impacting future employment and teaching beneficiaries the gift of giving; 2024/25 towards the cost a Drama project - 'I am a Shining Star' for approx 150 (60 from Haringey) disadvantaged young people aged 15-16; 2024/25 towards the cost of ‘Sewing is for Life’ - a weekly sewing club project for underachieving students from the community in Haringey and Hackney where 70 disadvantaged young people (35 from Haringey) aged 11-16 will acquire a life skill which will give them satisfaction and enjoyment as well as increased career choices; 2024/25 towards the cost of 'I Can Do It' - a project supporting 34 underachieving young people from Haringey who have requested help to succeed in their GCSE’s by providing them with after school sessions where an experienced English/Maths teacher/tutor will support help them achieve their maximum potential; 2024/25 towards the cost of 'I Love to Live Healthy' - a fun health and fitness project for deprived young people in Haringey and Hackney who are at risk of becoming overweight/obese that will engage about 100 teens aged 11-16 in 16 weekly fitness classes and 8 nutrition workshops culminating in a countryside trip/retreat |
| COLERIDGE PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2025 | £12k | 2024/25 for the cost of 735 books to update a Key Stage 1 library to foster a love of reading and ensure access to engaging, representative stories - as part of a 'New Voices, New Visions: Inspiring a Love for Reading' project; 2024/25 towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Grosvenor Hall in Ashford, Kent in June 2025 |
| SOUTH HARRINGAY JUNIOR SCHOOL | FY2025 | £12k | 2024/25 towards the cost of Year 5 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to The Cuffley Camp Education Centre in June 2025; 2024/25 for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of two classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; 2024/25 towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren in July 2025 |
| HARINGEY LEARNING PARTNERSHIP - COMMERCE HOUSE | FY2025 | £12k | 2024/25 towards the cost of a group of extremely complex and at risk young people attending a residential nurture programme at Jamie's Farm in Hereford; 2024/25 towards the cost of year 11 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a 4 day residential trip to Berlin in July 2025 |
| EARLSMEAD PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2025 | £11k | 2024/25 towards the cost of Little Wandle Intervention Books for bottom 20% children who are receiving additional reading sessions to support them with blending; towards the cost of renewing and replacing sports equipment - including cricket bats and wickets, rugby balls and tag belts, ball storage items, badminton and soft archery sets; 2024/25 towards the cost (coach hire) of Year 2 classes visiting the Kyoto/Fukushima garden and formal walled garden in Holland Park as part of a writing and art work project on The Secret Garden; 2024/25 towards the cost of outdoor and indoor play equipment for children in the school's Reception Classes; 2024/25 towards the cost of outdoor sensory play equipment for children in the school's Nursery; 2024/25 for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of two classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; 2024/25 towards the cost of Year 3 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a visit to the Natural History Museum; 2024/25 towards the cost of Year 1 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a trip to the Science Museum; 2024/25 towards the cost of Year 2 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a trip to the Greenwich Observatory; 2024/25 towards the cost of coach hire to participate in the Haringey Schools Music Festival at the Royal Albert Hall in March 2025 |
| WELBOURNE PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2025 | £10k | 2024/25 for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of three classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren in June 2024; 2024/25 towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren in November 2024 |
| ALEXANDRA PARK & PALACE CHARITABLE TRUST | FY2025 | £10k | 2024/25 towards the cost of the 2024-5 Biblio-buzz Literacy programme supporting children aged 9 - 12 years across Haringey schools and libraries and culminates in awards events at Alexandra Palace and Wood Green Library |
| CAMP (ZEIRE) AGUDA | FY2025 | £10k | towards the cost of Camp Aguda - a two week Summer Residential Retreat that provides recreational/social/ educational and constructive leisure time activities for young boys aged 11-16, many of whom are disadvantaged by poverty, physical/mental illness, social isolation, dysfunction and learning disabilities; 2024/25 towards the cost of Camp Aguda - a two week Summer Residential Retreat that provides recreational/social/educational and constructive leisure time activities for young boys aged 11-16, many of whom are disadvantaged by poverty, physical/mental illness, social isolation, dysfunction and learning disabilities - the Camp ensures their Summer Holidays are a positive/funfulfilled/growth-orientated experience |
| ST THOMAS MORE SCHOOL | FY2025 | £10k | 2024/25 towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Spain in March 2025; 2024/25 towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to France in June 2025; 2024/25 towards the cost of reading books as part of a project to diversify literature available for students which will foster creativity, critical thinking and empathy |
| MUSWELL HILL PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2025 | £10k | 2024/25 towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to PGL Isle of Wight in September 2024; 2024/25 for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of two classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme plus the hire cost of 30 additional guitars; 2024/25 towards the cost of a programme bringing a live classical music experience to children, particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds through interactive workshops and concerts with professional musicians |
| ST MICHAELS CE PRIMARY SCHOOL (N22) | FY2025 | £9k | 2024/25 towards the cost of Year 5 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential visit to Aylmerton in Norfolk in May 2025; 2024/25 towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren in June 2025; 2024/25 towards the cost (coach hire) of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a beach trip for a rare and enriching experience |
| HOLY TRINITY CHURCH CE PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2025 | £9k | 2024/25 towards the cost of Year 5 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential visit to Aylmerton in Norfolk in May 2025; 2024/25 towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren in June 2025 |
| HR SPORTS ACADEMY CIC | FY2025 | £9k | 2024/25 towards the cost HR United Football Club's new youth teams' affiliation fees, kit and equipment for children aged between 5 and 15 years old which focuses on enjoyable sessions, social, psychological and physical skill development, teamwork, discipline, health and fitness, inclusion and improving neighbourhood unity; 2024/25 towards the cost (venue hire, etc.) of an October Half Term Holiday Camp for children aged between 5-15 years old focusing on fun, sports for all, social and physical skill development, teamwork, friendships, health and fitness, inclusion, breaking down barriers and leadership; 2024/25 towards the cost of 2024/25 season pitch hire fees, County Affiliation Fees, London Cup Entry Fees and league admin fees for all teams of children aged between 6 and 15 years old - HR United FC focuses on enjoyable football sessions, social, psychological & physical skill development, teamwork, discipline, health & fitness, inclusion and improving neighbourhood unity; 2024/25 towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a five-day half-term Sports Holiday Camp for children aged between 5-15 years with a focus on fun, sports for all, social and physical skill development, teamwork, friendships, health and fitness, inclusion, breaking down barriers and leadership; 2024/25 towards the cost of pitch hire fees and referee fees for HR United Football Club's teams during the second half of the 2024/25 season (February - June) - the Club focuses on enjoyable football sessions, social, psychological & physical skill development, teamwork, discipline, health & fitness, inclusion and improving neighbourhood unity; 2024/25 towards the cost (medals, promotion and venue hire) of HR Sports Academy Holiday Camp for children aged between 5-15 years old and will focus on fun, sports for all, social and physical skill development, teamwork, friendships, health and fitness, inclusion, breaking down barriers and leadership; 2024/25 towards the cost (venue hire, etc.) of a Whitsun Holiday Sports Camp for children aged between 5-15 years old focusing on fun, sports for all, social and physical skill development, teamwork, friendships, health and fitness, inclusion, breaking down barriers and leadership |
| TIVERTON PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2025 | £9k | for the cost of Summer holiday scheme activities providing exciting and educational trips for children whose families would otherwise find the long summer holidays challenging for a number of reasons; 2024/25 towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Kingswood - Grosvenor Hall in Kent |
| ST ANNS CE PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2025 | £9k | 2024/25 towards the cost of Year 5 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential visit to Aylmerton in Norfolk in May 2025; 2024/25 towards the cost of a programme of music and drama sessions / workshops at Bruce Castle Museum culminating in a summer term arts week involving all classes as part of a series of Curriculum Enrichment & Educational Visits; 2024/25 towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren in July 2025 |
| AP SAINTS NETBALL CLUB | FY2025 | £9k | 2024/25 towards the cost of the Club's U14 girls team to travel to Sheffield in May 2025 for the U14's National Netball Finals Competition weekend having competed over the last 6 months in the regional league and reached the top of the league; 2024/25 towards the cost of the Club's U16 girls team to travel to Nottingham in May 2025 for the U16's National Netball Finals Competition weekend having competed over the last 6 months in the regional league and reached the top of the league |
| ST PAULS RC PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2025 | £9k | 2024/25 for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of one class in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; towards the cost of new playground equipment for the Reception Class Playground; 2024/25 towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren in June 2025; 2024/25 towards the cost of books and mirrors as part of a whole-school library project |
| LANCASTERIAN PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2025 | £8k | 2024/25 for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of three classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; 2024/25 towards the cost of additional books to further enrich some key areas |
| TEEN ACTION | FY2025 | £8k | 2024/25 towards the cost of 'Artwaves Project 2024' - a free inspired 14 week program taking place out of regular study hours, consisting of a range of creative courses e.g. floristry, pyrography, confectionary, hairstyling etc. to give YP the opportunity to express themselves through different mediums of art/craft, allowing those less academic an opportunity to shine and excel; 2024/25 towards the cost of BreakAway - a winter weekend residential retreat providing 72 inner-city BAME young women with structured social opportunities and outdoor learning - over 3 days, they'll engage in outdoor sports and team-building activities, youth-led workshops, & leadership opportunities. They'll develop core life skills and social networks away from daily pressures; 2024/25 towards the cost of Art-Waves Spring-Summer 2025 - Artwaves is a free inspired program taking place out of regular study hours, consisting of a range of creative courses i.e. floristry, pyrography, confectionary, hairstyling etc. giving YP the opportunity to express themselves through different mediums of art/craft, allowing those less academic an opportunity to shine and excel |
| HARINGEY GIRLS FOOTBALL | FY2025 | £8k | 2024/25 towards the cost (venue hire and equipment) of extending a development centre to help ALL girls in the borough achieve their level of play which will enable girls to become better footballers, give access to a higher quality of training than they currently experience at their present club and building on the success of last year's centre, expand to two sites to offer more opportunity; 2024/25 towards the cost of players from families in financial hardship travelling to Portugal in April 2025 to represent Haringey and England in the U16 Girls European Futsal Championships after winning the UK Title; 2024/25 towards the cost (entry fees) of all the Club's four teams attending the UK ACES National Championships in Nottingham in June 2025 due to each winning their league and cup competitions |
| NORTH HARRINGAY PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2025 | £7k | 2024/25 towards the cost of participating in the Apollo Music Project 2024/25 which includes 6 workshops for 2 classes, two orchestra concerts, two assemblies including performances and talks by professional musicians - the programme aims to improve children's wellbeing, develop key and transferable skills, and make classical music inspiring and accessible to all children; 2024/25 towards the cost of books for a 'Young Readers Riot - Screens are COOL but Books are BETTER' project aimed at the youngest developing readers in Early Years; 2024/25 towards the cost of a 'Sing Our Song Lullaby Music Project' - a series of music workshops aimed at pupil premium and looked after children that is designed to build relationships; 2024/25 towards the cost of a programme of 'Talk Consent Workshops' for pupils in Years 5 and 6 that emphasise the importance of communication, respect and empathy, whilst introducing the topic of consent; 2024/25 towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren |
| ROKESLY JUNIOR SCHOOL | FY2025 | £7k | 2024/25 for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of three classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; 2024/25 towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren in September 2024 |
| ST MARTIN OF PORRES RC PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2025 | £7k | 2024/25 towards the cost of replacing outdoor play equipment (a log walk, balance beam, clatterbridge and parallel rope walk) and a safety surface in the School's Early Years / KS1 playground; 2024/25 towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren in June 2025 |
| ACTION FOR KIDS (OPERATING AS 'AFK') | FY2025 | £7k | 2024/25 towards the cost of an Employment and Skills programme (employability skills training and job coaching) for disabled and neurodiverse young people |
| POP ARTS | FY2025 | £7k | 2024/25 towards the cost of free tailored music programmes from April 2025 to March 2026 for young individuals (age 12-24) in Haringey who face challenges like special needs or financial disadvantages - focusing on mental health improvement and skill development through weekly two-hour sessions at studios in Markfield Road that provide a creative space for singing, rapping, songwriting, and music production |
| GLADESMORE COMMUNITY SCHOOL | FY2025 | £7k | towards the cost of purchasing two 6' x 6' trampolines with end decks; towards the cost of providing students with resources to better engage with the arts and hone their technical skills in a series of extra-curricular activities including painting and photography as part of a project called 'Start photography and painting Club'; towards the cost of seven wireless headset mics, backpacks and receivers for students to use in a National Theatre Extra-curricular drama project and the school's Christmas pantomime performance |
| SCULPT | FY2025 | £6k | 2024/25 for the cost of a further expansion of 'Igniting Futures: In Your Element' to include two more Haringey schools to meet increasing demand for a project that provides holistic and personalised support to young people with special educational needs and disabilities on their journey to employment |
| THE STYLISTERS | FY2025 | £6k | 2024/25 towards the cost of rehearsal and performance venue hire (High Cross URC, Bernie Grant Arts Centre and Millfield Theatre) |
| LEGALALIENS THEATRE | FY2025 | £6k | 2024/25 towards the cost of providing to Tottenham students free theatre tickets and workshops from Tottenham-based LegalAliens Theatre who are seeking to engage 200 students from underprivileged backgrounds with 'The Flowers of Srebrenica' — a powerful production on war, migration, and resilience — through free tickets and in-school workshops that foster empathy and dialogue |
| COLLEGE OF HARINGEY, ENFIELD AND NORTH EAST LONDON | FY2025 | £6k | 2024/25 towards the cost of 'Empowering Young Voices Through Podcasting with CuttingEdge Technology' - a 16 week podcasting skills program enabling young people to create, produce, and live stream their podcasts equipping them with broadcasting and editing skills, while providing a platform to share their voices, perspectives and stories with broader audiences; 2024/25 towards the cost of 'Growing Together - a College Garden for Inclusion and Integration' - a project to create an inclusive, sensory-rich garden for ESOL and SEND learners to collaborate, enhance teamwork, develop skills, communication, social skills and build relationships through gardening while fostering a sense of belonging in the college community |
| ST PAULS & ALL HALLOWS FEDERATION | FY2025 | £6k | 2023/24 towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren |
| FACE FRONT INCLUSIVE THEATRE | FY2025 | £6k | 2024/25 towards the cost of a Health in Schools via Theatre In Education programme with two touring and two digital productions ('It’s My Move' & 'Whisper Me Happy Ever After' - digital versions 'It’s My Choice' & 'Whisper Me Digital') into all Haringey SEN/primary schools in the 2024-2025 academic year where all four projects will improve well-being, increase emotional resilience and signpost further support to children/young people |
| HARINGEY SPORTS DEVELOPMENT TRUST | FY2024 | £175k | for the cost of Multi Sport equipment required for the 2024 London Youth Games Squad training programme being set up at Alexander Park and St. Thomas More schools to build the Borough's teams in Volleyball, Girls Football, Basketball, Netball and Table Tennis and also aimed at increasing participation in these sports; for the cost of Haringey Heat Basketball Club transport (hire of 16 seater coaches) to Bedford on 29/9/23 for the Under 16 Boys Cup and to West Herts on 30/9/03 for the Under 14 Boys Cup; for the cost of six young people attending a specially arranged RYA Sailing Stage 1 course at the Phoenix Outdoor Sailing Centre which is open for children with special needs and from the BAME community and aimed at widening the pool of sailors available for selection for the 2024 London Youth Games; towards the cost (facility hire) of an eight session programme of five-a-side Schools Girls Football at Powerleague for an interschools competition; towards the cost (facility hire) of a five session Half Term Basketball Camp at Haringey 6th Form College for Boys and Girls age 11 plus delivered by Haringey Heat Club; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a programme of five-day Multi Sports Holiday Camps in each school half-term and the Easter/Summer breaks held at the New River Sports Centre for 5 to 13 year olds with every youngster being linked to a local club; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a forty-eight session programme of training throughout the year in preparation for the 2024 London Mini Marathon with u13/u15/u17 age groups creating Boys and Girls Teams to be held at New River SC and linked with the Schools Cross Country Competition in September; towards the cost (facility hire) of a ten-week after-school programme of Volleyball Coaching in St Thomas More and Alexandra Park schools for pupils in years 7 and 8 to introduce and develop the sport; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week programme of 2 hour sessions of Table Tennis Coaching at Rhodes Avenue Primary School with the aim of holding internal competitions leading to a Borough League that supports the development of the 2023 London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week programme of 2 hour sessions of Table Tennis Coaching at Campsbourne Primary School with the aim of holding internal competitions leading to a Borough League that supports the development of the 2023 London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week programme of 2 hour sessions of Table Tennis Coaching at Fortismere School with the aim of holding internal competitions leading to a Borough League that supports the development of the 2023 London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week programme of 2 hour sessions of Table Tennis Coaching at St. Thomas More School with the aim of holding internal competitions leading to a Borough League that supports the development of the 2023 London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week programme of 2 hour sessions of Table Tennis Coaching at Greig City Academy with the aim of holding internal competitions leading to a Borough League that supports the development of the 2023 London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week programme of 2 hour sessions of Table Tennis Coaching at Harris Academy with the aim of holding internal competitions leading to a Borough League that supports the development of the 2023 London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week programme of 2 hour sessions of Table Tennis Coaching at Park View School with the aim of holding internal competitions leading to a Borough League that supports the development of the 2023 London Youth Games Squad; for the cost of team transport (buses, coaches, mini-buses, etc) to enable the Borough's various teams to participate in a wide range of sports activities and events which includes the London Youth Games and associated competitions; for the cost of a riser attachment required for a motorised wheelchair used in the Borough's Para Athletics team; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a five-day programme of Basketball Coaching at Ducketts Common during the October Half Term for Boys and Girls age 14 plus who will be trained in skills, drills and 3 on 3 play; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a five-day programme of Basketball Coaching at the Selby Centre during the October Half Term for Boys and Girls age 14 plus who will be trained in skills, drills and 3 on 3 play; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week multi Sports After School programme at Lancasterian School delivering Football, Athletics, Kwik Cricket and Basketball activities; for the cost of three additional Table Tennis Tables for Greig City Academy to increase participation in the School and to develop a team for the Sport for Schools Competition and to contribute towards a squad for the Borough's 2024 London Youth Games; for the cost of a 14 week programme of swimming lessons and coaching at Park Road Pool for year 7/8/9 students from Blanche Neville School with the aim of developing the Borough's 2024 London Youth Games Para Swimming squad; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a 10 week programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Highgate Wood School with the aim of holding internal competitions which lead to a Borough League and then supporting the 2024 London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a 10 week programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Haringey 6th Form College with the aim of holding internal competitions which lead to a Borough League and then supporting the 2024 London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a five-day programme of Half Term Basketball coaching at St. Thomas More School for girls aged 11 plus delivered by coaches from Haringey Cobra; for the cost of transport hire for Haringey Heat Basketball Club's Youth Teams' attendance at three away competitions in Bedford, Herts and Luton; towards the cost of Medals and Trophies required for a Schools Sports Programme of competitions and festivals in 29 sports held throughout the year based in Haringey Schools, swimming pools and the Sports Centre for senior schools and primary schools which will lead to them representing the Borough in London Regional Finals; for the cost of equipment (spikes and vests) for the Borough's London Youth Games Cross Country Team; for the cost of equipment (basketballs - a mixture of sizes) required for coaching the Borough's London Youth Games Girls Basketball Squad using the Sports Hall at St Thomas More School; for the cost of Facility Bookings for the Haringey Under 13 Boys District Football Team (pitch hire for District matches and for training); for the cost of transport hire for Haringey Heat Basketball Club's Youth Teams' attendance at three away competitions in Ipswich, Hersham and West Herts; towards the cost of a ten-week programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Campsbourne Primary School; towards the cost of a ten-week programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Highgate Wood School; towards the cost of a ten-week programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Park View School; towards the cost of a ten-week programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Harris Academy; towards the cost of a ten-week programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Greig City Academy; towards the cost of a ten-week programme of Table Tennis Coaching at St.Thomas More School; towards the cost of a ten-week programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Fortismere School; towards the cost of a ten-week programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Rhodes Avenue Primary School; for the cost of a programme to develop a positive relationship between sport and pupils in ten Haringey Schools using an app-based approach - among the many benefits will be data that will assist preparations for the Borough's London Youth Games squad selections with more young people being on the radar of the Team Managers and also increase participation and club membership in a variety of sports; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week athletics coaching programme for Middle Distance Running at New River SC; for the cost of transport hire for Haringey Heat Basketball Club's Youth Teams' attendance at three away competitions in St. Albans, Surrey and Watford; for the cost of Astro-pitch hire for the Borough's under 13 Boys District Team National Cup game against Southampton at New River SC; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week trampoline coaching programme for the London Youth Games team at Hornsey School; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week Girls Cricket coaching programme for the London Youth Games team at Fortismere School; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week Boys Cricket coaching programme for the London Youth Games team at Alexandra Park School; for the cost of Hockey Equipment required for training the Borough's Boys and Girls teams for the 2024 London Youth Games; for the cost of hiring the Lee Valley Indoor Athletics Centre for the Haringey Senior Schools Athletic Track and Field Indoor Competition Event; for the cost of hiring an Astroturf pitch at the New River Sports Centre for the District Under 13 Boys Football Team's training sessions during January 2024; for the cost of transport hire for Haringey Heat Basketball Club's Youth Teams' attendance at two National League competitions in Ipswich and in Romford; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week programme of Handball coaching at Fortismere School to develop the Borough's 2024 London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week programme of Basketball Coaching at Selby Centre for boys and girls on Sundays through 4 one-hour sessions for each age group; towards the cost of a February 2024 Half Term five-day programme in Multi Sports (Basketball / Football / Athletics) at each of Lancasterian and Risley Primary Schools; for the cost of regulation required competition clothing (Leotards and Shorts) for the Borough's London Youth Games Trampoline Team's participation at an event in Camden in February 2024; for the cost of Archery Equipment (safety netting, bows, straw mats, etc.) required for setting up an Archery Club at Alexandra Park School which will include provision for pupils with Special Needs; towards the cost of a February Half Term five-day programme of Basketball Coaching at Ducketts Common; for the cost of venue hire for the Haringey Schools Track and Field Events to be held at the New River Sports Centre on six days during May 2024 for Years 7/8/9/10/11/12 organised by HSDT's SGOs into five-hour sessions each day; towards the cost of a ten-week programme of Table Tennis coaching at Blanche Neville leading to the 2024 London Youth Games and School Games; towards the cost of a five-day programme 2024 of Basketball Coaching at the Selby Centre during the February 2024 Half Term; towards the cost of a five-day programme 2024 of Basketball Coaching at St Thomas More School during the February 2024 Half Term; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a February Half Term five-day programme of Basketball Coaching at Haringey Sixth Form College developing young people's skills, game play and fitness with potential progression to the Borough's London Youth Games squad and the Haringey Heat Basketball Club; for the cost of T shirts for the 2024 London School Games Competition where the Borough's Primary and Senior Schools compete and then followed by the winning school representing Haringey in the London Regional Finals; towards the cost of purchasing equipment and the cost of facility hire for the launch of Pickleball in Highgate Wood School with progression options to the Lemon Pickleball Club as an exit route and Pavilion Tennis Club as a possible future venue; towards the cost of purchasing equipment and the cost of facility hire for the launch of Pickleball in St Thomas More School with progression options to the Lemon Pickleball Club as an exit route and Pavilion Tennis Club as a possible future venue; towards the cost of purchasing equipment and the cost of facility hire for the launch of Pickleball in Coldfall Primary School with progression options to the Lemon Pickleball Club as an exit route and Pavilion Tennis Club as a possible future venue; for the cost of transport hire for Haringey Heat Basketball Club's Youth Teams' attendance at two away National League competitions in Twickenham and in Brentwood; towards the cost of purchasing equipment and the cost of facility hire for the launch of Pickleball in Fortismere School with progression options to the Lemon Pickleball Club as an exit route and Pavilion Tennis Club as a possible future venue; towards the cost of an eight-day programme of Basketball Coaching during the Easter school holiday at the Haringey 6th Form College; towards the cost of a nine-day programme of Basketball Coaching during the Easter school holiday at Ducketts Common; towards the cost of a nine-day programme of multi-sports (Basketball/Football/Athletics) during the Easter school holiday at Lancasterian and Risley Primary Schools; towards the cost (resource packs, etc.) of Basketball Leaders Award courses held at Fortismere/Blanche Neville School for 10 young people who then become ambassadors in their schools and assist coaches in the delivery of programmes; towards the cost (venue hire and equipment) of a ten week programme of Table Tennis coaching at Haringey 6th Form College with the aim of holding internal competitions leading to a Borough League supporting the London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (venue hire) of a ten week programme of Handball coaching at Fortismere School to develop the Borough's London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (venue hire and equipment) of a ten week programme of Table Tennis coaching at Rhodes Avenue Primary School with the aim of holding internal competitions leading to a Borough League supporting the London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (venue hire and equipment) of a ten week programme of Table Tennis coaching at Fortismere School with the aim of holding internal competitions leading to a Borough League supporting the London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (venue hire and equipment) of a ten week programme of Table Tennis coaching at St. Thomas More School with the aim of holding internal competitions leading to a Borough League supporting the London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (venue hire and equipment) of a ten week programme of Table Tennis coaching at Greig City Academy with the aim of holding internal competitions leading to a Borough League supporting the London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (venue hire and equipment) of a ten week programme of Table Tennis coaching at Park View School with the aim of holding internal competitions leading to a Borough League supporting the London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (venue hire and equipment) of a ten week programme of Table Tennis coaching at Harris Academy with the aim of holding internal competitions leading to a Borough League supporting the London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (venue hire and equipment) of a ten week programme of Table Tennis coaching at Campsbourne Primary School with the aim of holding internal competitions leading to a Borough League supporting the London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (venue hire and equipment) of a ten week programme of Table Tennis coaching at Highgate Wood School with the aim of holding internal competitions leading to a Borough League supporting the London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (venue hire) of a ten week programme of Volleyball coaching at Alexandra Park and St. Thomas More schools aimed at developing and introducing year 7/8 pupils to the sport; towards the cost (venue hire and equipment) of a ten week programme of Netball coaching at Hornsey School for Girls for Year 7 and 8 pupils and linked to the AP Saints Netball and to the London Youth Games; towards the cost (venue hire) of an eleven week programme of Dance inclusion coaching/instruction support for Alexandra Park School students participating in the London Youth Games Para Dance competition; for the cost of two indoor rowing machines that, due to increased use, are more robust than the current equipment - required for Fortismere and Blanche Neville schools' students to train the Borough's squad for the 2024 London Youth Games competitions; towards the cost (venue hire, etc.) of a ten-session programme of Squash coaching to develop the Borough's 2024 London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (venue hire) of a ten week programme of Netball coaching to develop the Borough's 2024 London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (venue hire) of an eight-session programme of Aquathon Training to develop the Borough's 2024 London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (venue hire and equipment) of a ten week programme of Basketball Coaching for under 18 Boys to develop the Borough's 2024 London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost (venue hire and equipment) of a ten week programme of Basketball Coaching for under 18 Girls to develop the Borough's 2024 London Youth Games Squad; towards the cost of a ten-week programme of 4 hour sessions of Basketball Coaching at the Selby Centre on Sundays; for the cost of transport hire for the Haringey Heat Boys Basketball Teams competing in National League games in Romford and Kingston; for the cost of 1,000 T-Shirts for the 2024 Basketball Ball Out 3x3 competition programme held over two July weekends at Finsbury Park Ball Courts running from 10am - 5pm for under 16 plus under 18 Boys and Girls (an event that normally attracts 95 Teams each year); for the cost of a Baseball starter pack for a Primary School pilot project at Coldfall School and linked with London Mets; towards the cost (facility hire) of a ten-session programme of after-school Basketball Coaching at Riverside, Mulberry, Parkview and Fortismere Schools for boys and girls ages 11 to 15 years to increase participation and also meet a growing demand for young people wishing to play the sport; for the cost of pitch hire at New River Sports Centre for the Primary Schools five-a-side Boys and Girls Football Competition; towards the cost of a ten-session programme of coaching to set up a new Trampoline Club based at Hornsey School but open to pupils from all schools; for the cost of a four-session programme of Kayak Coaching for the Haringey 2024 London Youth Games Kayak Slalom and Sprint Team; for the cost of a Leaders Course in Gymnastics and Trampoline to be delivered at Hornsey School to develop officials for representing Haringey in schools competitions finals - with links to clubs set up at schools; towards the cost (facility hire) of a four-session programme of Basketball Coaching at Haringey 6th Form College during the May Half Term; towards the cost (facility hire) of a nine-session programme of Basketball Coaching to develop the Borough's Girls Basketball Squad for the 2024 London Youth Games; towards the cost (facility hire) of a nine-session programme of Basketball Coaching to develop the Borough's Boys Basketball Squad for the 2024 London Youth Games; towards the cost of the Schools Athletics Association for Middlesex (SAAM) Track and Field Championship organised for 2024 by Haringey at the Copthall Stadium in June; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-session programme of Badminton Coaching at Highgate Wood to develop the Borough's squad for the 2024 London Youth Game; for the cost of Tri Belts needed for the Borough's 2024 London Youth Games Aquathon Team competing in June at the London Aquatic Centre; towards the cost (facility hire and equipment) of a ten-week programme of Volleyball Coaching for girls at St Thomas More School to develop the Borough's squad for the 2024 London Youth Game; towards the cost (facility hire and equipment) of a ten-week programme of Volleyball Coaching for boys at St Thomas More School to develop the Borough's squad for the 2024 London Youth Game; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-week programme of Athletics Coaching at White Hart Lane Sports Centre to develop the Borough's squad for the 2024 London Youth Game; for the cost of Swim Caps required for the Borough's 2024 London Youth Games Aquathon Team competing in June at the Olympic Park; towards the cost of a ten-Sunday programme of Basketball Coaching at the Selby Centre with support from the Haringey Basketball Association for 11 plus boys and girls at Foundation level, also for those coming into the sport and to then channel them to join local clubs; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-session programme of Girls Basketball at the Selby Centre as part of an initiative to support a newly formed Club Cobra Girls Basketball involving former members of the Haringey Angels Club which closed a few years ago; towards the cost of a ten-session programme of Table Tennis coaching to develop the Borough's 2024 London Youth Games squad ; towards the cost of an eight-session programme of football coaching at Blanche Neville school to develop the Borough's 2024 London Youth Games para-squad; towards the cost of an eight-session programme of hockey coaching at Fortismere school to develop the Borough's 2024 London Youth Games girls squad; towards the cost of an eight-session programme of hockey coaching at Highgate Wood school to develop the Borough's 2024 London Youth Games boys squad; towards the cost of a one-week Summer Basketball Camp at St.Thomas More School; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a four-week Summer programme of Basketball Coaching at the Selby Centre during August 2024; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a ten-session Summer Multi Sports programme at Lancasterian and Risley Primary schools; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a twenty-session Summer programme of Basketball Coaching at Ducketts Common throughout August 2024; towards the cost (facility hire, etc.) of a twenty-session Summer programme of Volleyball Coaching at Ducketts Common throughout August 2024; for the cost of a Boccia Leaders Course for 18 students and coaches comprised of a three-hour programme led by Boccia England at the New River Tennis Dome aimed at developing Boccia in Special Needs Schools, guidance on how to organise clubs and competitions and teaching the basics of the game; for the cost of Multi Sports Gym equipment for an Alexandra Park School Gym club aimed at statemented Special Needs pupils to enable team building exercises, Bench Ball and Dodge Ball; for the cost of resources needed (printed T-shirts, etc) for a Multi Sports mini competition for statemented Special Needs pupils at Alexandra Park School; towards the cost (facility hire) of a twenty-session programme of Basketball coaching at Haringey 6th Form College during August 2024 organised by the Haringey Heat Club; towards the cost (facility hire) of a twenty-five session programme of Rugby Union coaching during August 2024 at New River Sports Centre for Boys and Girls age 11 to 16 to learn basic skills, game play and Tag Rugby; towards the cost (facility hire) of a ten-week programme of Basketball Coaching at Greig City Academy supported by the Haringey Hawks Club throughout July and August 2024 with sessions set up to increase participation, improve skills and re-establish Basketball in the school; for the cost of sweatshirts for the Summer Coaching programme; for the cost of equipment needed for an After School and Girls US Multi Sports Programme at Hornsey School commencing in September 2024; for the cost of Physio treatment for a Haringey resident who is a Haringey Triathlon Athlete, a British Swimming Championship swimmer and has competed for the Borough over many years in London Mini Marathon, London Youth Games Cross Country, Track & Field and Athlon and now specialising in competing Nationally in the Triathlon aiming to progress to represent GB and becoming a professional Athlete but currently struggling with injuries and needs physio treatment support for shoulder injuries, strains and a knee diagnosis; for the cost of Gym Mats needed to set up Gym Club and Borough Competitions in preparation for the 2025 School Games and London Youth Games |
| CHAVERIM YOUTH ORGANISATION | FY2024 | £72k | towards the cost of a Winter training residential for 250 young female Youth Leaders; towards the cost of a Winter training residential for 250 young male Youth Leaders; towards the cost of the accommodation deposit for the 2024 Girls' Summer Programme's Residential and Day Camps; towards the cost of the accommodation deposit for the 2024 Boys' Summer Programme's Residential and Day Camps; towards the remaining cost of the 2024 Boy's Summer Programme's Residential and Day Camps; towards the remaining cost of the 2024 Girl's Summer Programme's Residential and Day Camps |
| THE BROOK ON BROADWATERS SPECIAL PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2024 | £41k | for the cost of two iPads with specialised AAC apps for pupils' assessments and trial purposes which will assist in resolving delays due to limited availability of centrally held up to date AAC equipment; towards the cost of Rebound Therapy; towards the cost of Bubble Therapy based on an overwhelmingly positive response to a pilot programme in February 2022 and now commissioned for whole school provision with a focus on pupils with sensory/engagement levels; towards the cost of specialist African drumming sessions with groups of pupils whom have ASD; towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to the Lambourne End outdoor learning centre which offers specialised activities for children on the Autism spectrum; towards the cost of Specialist Music Therapy; towards the cost of Rebound Therapy; |
| HARINGTON SCHEME | FY2024 | £39k | for 11 Haringey resident trainees at £3,500 each |
| HARINGEY SIXTH FORM COLLEGE | FY2024 | £29k | towards the cost of a two-day programme of Photography workshops at Copped Hall in Epping Forest to start a 'Transformations' project for 60 Year 1 and Year 2 UAL Art & Design students taking advantage of scenes created by the mansion's ongoing restoration with a focus on analogue photography and an in-situ fashion photo-shoot; towards the cost of a 30 session programme of performing arts-based enrichment activities for the Special Needs Department's Entry and Foundation students which will be delivered by Haringey Shed and aimed at learners with high needs which include autism, downs syndrome, global developmental delay, cerebral palsy and other conditions; towards the cost of Ceramics pottery wheels as part of an initiative, which includes purchasing a kiln and a pug mill, to further build on the existing hand building ceramics resource to create a fully functioning ceramics department; towards the cost of an initiative to conjoin an existing analogue photography darkroom with a newly established photography lighting / studio space to create a medium and large format analogue portrait workshop through the addition of some analogue camera equipment and a large format film scanner; towards the cost of students from families in financial hardship attending an Art study trip to Athens Greece in November 2024 for a project titled 'Ancient & Modern' - over three days visiting the Parthenon, Acropolis, other major historical sites, art galleries and museums, to create primary research from artefacts using drawing and photography; towards the cost of a five-day Study Trip to Barcelona in July 2024 for Creative Industries students ; towards the cost of Media Studies trip to the Marrakech Film Festival where students will attend a minimum of three events, visit some of the cultural and historical jewels the city has to offer and document the trip in photographic and moving image form; towards the cost of fifteen Catering students visiting a Michelin Star restaurant to experience a fine dining set lunch menu; towards the cost of students from families in financial hardship attending a Global Citizenship Project in Tanzania (part-funded by the Turing Scheme) with specialist tour company 'Challenges Abroad' where their journey will encourage tremendous personal growth and enable them to learn what they are truly capable of |
| GREIG CITY ACADEMY | FY2024 | £25k | towards the cost of a long established and supported sailing programme enabling inner city disadvantaged students to compete in the sport of sailing leading directly to further life changing opportunities and to substantial careers in the marine industry |
| ALEXANDRA PARK SCHOOL | FY2024 | £21k | towards the cost of 'Harmony Project' comprised of eleven international trips for various department and curricular areas of the school with a focus on expanding access to disadvantaged students and SEND students to provide a broadened opportunity and raise potential attainment and outcomes; towards the cost of 'The Snowmobility Project' which is aimed at getting a group of pupils with additional needs and disabilities (e.g. muscular dystrophy, visual impairment, Autism, Downs Syndrome) on to the ski slope at the Hemel Hempstead Snow Dome in collaboration with specialist charity Disability UK for those using a wheelchair and others needing 1:1 support |
| HARINGEY LEARNING PARTNERSHIP - COMMERCE HOUSE | FY2024 | £20k | towards the cost of attending a West End Musical live show for a group of extremely complex and at risk young people; towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a therapeutic residential at Jamie's Farm; towards the cost of creating a wildlife pond and ecology park that will include different habitats to increase the biodiversity, 'bug hotel' structures and a work bench with storage for activities to be carried out - all for the benefit of HLP students, local schools and community groups in the area; towards the cost of Year 11 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a four-day trip to Barcelona with a focus on the arts, history and speaking Spanish; towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a therapeutic residential at Jamie's Farm in Monmouth in April 2024 |
| HARINGEY SHED THEATRE COMPANY | FY2024 | £20k | towards the cost of an Afterschool Performing Arts programme in Autumn 2023 providing 10 weeks of inclusive Youth Theatre, Shed Moves Dance and Youth Forum weekly workshops for disadvantaged children and young people with and without disabilities; towards the cost of 'Dare To Dream' - an Inclusive Youth Theatre Production for young people with and without disabilities aged 11 – 16 years comprised of weekly rehearsals and devising to create an original production incorporating acting, movement, music and songs and culminating in 3 performances at the Bernie Grant Arts Centre; towards the cost of 'Summer Children's and Youth Theatre 2024' - a performing arts project providing places for 60 children and young people with and without disabilities who will devise and create costumes, music, movement, dance and perform an original piece culminating with performances at Haringey Sixth Form College and the Haringey Irish Centre |
| NORTH MIDDLESEX CRICKET CLUB | FY2024 | £20k | towards the cost of an installation of a new Playing Surface Drainage System underneath part of the club's intensively used cricket ground which will replace part of the existing system which has been assessed as old and "largely redundant" by a Grounds Management Association report commissioned in 2022 |
| HAPPY KIDS | FY2024 | £19k | towards the cost of 'I Can Do It' – a 36 week programme of after-school tutoring sessions for 14 deprived children from Haringey aged 7-11 years who are underachieving due to their moderate/severe learning difficulties or disabilities, utilising novel IT resources that they otherwise will not have access to; towards the cost of 'Yes, I Have Potential' a 36 week programme of an after-school Dance, Arts and Crafts Club for 160 disadvantaged 6-11 year old children (80 are Haringey resident); towards the cost of a Winter holiday playscheme for 150 (75 are Haringey resident) 3-11 year olds called "Winter Wonderland"; towards the cost of ‘Big Bake’ - a twenty-four week after school Baking club for approximately 40 disadvantaged children and young people from Haringey aged 7-11, developing self-esteem, teaching social interactions and skills how to navigate in a group setting; towards the cost of ‘Yes I Can’ - an after school homework club for approximately 60 (30 from Haringey) disadvantaged EAL children from Hackney and Haringey aged 7-11, that aims to improve the quality of life for disadvantaged participants improving their academic success thus enhancing their personal development and future prospects; towards the cost of 'I Love to Play My Way' - a Easter school holiday break play-scheme for one week for approximately 230 disadvantaged children and young people in Hackney and Haringey aged 3-11 years; towards the cost of 'Fun in the Sun' - a two-week holiday play-scheme during August for approximately 250 disadvantaged children and young people in Hackney and Haringey (100 from Haringey) aged 3-11 years; |
| MARKFIELD PROJECT | FY2024 | £19k | towards the cost of providing additional subsidised places on Markfield after school groups for children with additional needs and for siblings of disabled children who live and/or attend schools in the borough |
| RIVERSIDE SECONDARY SPECIAL SCHOOL | FY2024 | £18k | towards the cost of Music therapy; towards the cost of 'Dances Unfolding: Neurodivergent Journeys in Quantum Touch' - an Autumn Term programme of 3 weekly dance classes for Team 3/4 pupils - all of whom have a diagnosis of autism or PMLD, are nonverbal, and can present with challenging behaviour, often due to their communication needs |
| ST MICHAELS CE PRIMARY SCHOOL (N22) | FY2024 | £17k | towards the cost of purchasing a Steel Pan Orchestra; towards the cost of Year 5 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Aylmerton Field Study Centre in Norfolk; towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren; for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of two classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; towards the cost of Year 4 and Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending residential trips to Flatford Mill in March 2024 and to PGL Boreatton Park in June |
| ESTUDIANTES | FY2024 | £17k | towards the cost of launching 'Estudiantes Badminton Club' providing free badminton for young people in Tottenham which would follow the current model that has proved successful in the sports of Football and Futsal where students can participate in the club if their attendance in and attitude at School or College meets particular thresholds; towards the cost of continuing into 2023/2024 an innovative football coaching programme which uses high quality sports provision as a reward to encourage young people to excel in their education |
| ACTIVITEENS | FY2024 | £16k | towards the cost of 'Play Our Way' - a 24 week after school Music club for approximately 80 disadvantaged teenagers and young adults from Hackney and Haringey aged 11-16; towards the cost of 'Cook Happy Cook Healthy' a project to revolutionise unhealthy lifestyles of 90 (30 from Haringey) deprived young-people aged 11-16 and alleviate poverty of local individuals/families, exacerbated due to rising cost of living, through an after school cookery club promoting healthy eating, impacting future employment and teaching beneficiaries the gift of giving; towards the cost of a Drama project - 'I am a Shining Star' for approx. 150 (50 from Haringey) disadvantaged young people aged 15-16; towards the cost of ‘Sewing is for Life’ - a project that will provide weekly sewing clubs for 70 underachieving and disadvantaged students (35 from Haringey) aged 11-16 who will acquire a life skill which will give them satisfaction and enjoyment as well as increased career choices; towards the cost of 'I Can Do It' - a project supporting 34 underachieving young people from Haringey who have requested help to succeed in their GCSE’s by providing them with after school sessions where an experienced English/Maths teacher/tutor will support help them achieve their maximum potential; towards the cost of 'I Love to Live Healthy' - a fun health and fitness project for deprived young people in Haringey and Hackney who are at risk of becoming overweight/obese that will engage about 100 teens aged 11-16 in 16 weekly fitness classes and 8 nutrition workshops culminating in a countryside trip/retreat; towards the cost 'Soaring Summer Fun' a project that will engage 90 young people aged 13 – 16 from Hackney and Haringey in exciting summertime activities where they will participate in skills-building sessions including games; crafting; and a range of sporting activities that will inspire them to develop their talent and provide positive social opportunities ; |
| EARLSMEAD PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2024 | £16k | towards the cost of a Year 5 trip to the Jewish Museum designed to support and deepen the children's understanding of their topic on Judaism in Religious Education; towards the cost of a Year 6 Trip to the Science Museum; towards the cost of transport (Coach Hire) for a Reception Classes' trip to Hainault Forest Country Park; towards the cost of transport (Coach Hire) for pupils to attend a series of poetry workshops with professional poets at Alexandra Palace as part of 'Haringey Feast' which is funded by the Mayor of London; for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of two classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; towards the cost (Event & Coach Hire) of a trip to St Paul's Cathedral to support the teaching and learning of Christianity in RE and The Great Fire of London; towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren OEC; towards the cost (coach hire) of a Year 4 field trip to Colchester to see historic Roman sites; towards the cost (coach hire) for a Year 1 trip to the Discovery Story Centre; towards the cost (coach hire) of a Year 5 trip to the Science Museum; towards the cost of coach hire and access to Freightliners City Farm in Islington for Reception class children to experience a real working farm as part of a topic on Spring; towards the cost (coach travel and costume making materials) of Year 3 and 4 pupils attending Alexandra Palace for the final production of an Arts project called 'Voices of the Future' that they have been involved in which gives them a rare opportunity for drama teaching and oracy with a professional actor which also celebrates culture and diversity; towards the cost of books to ensure that KS2 pupils have access to age-appropriate books and children that are new to English or who have difficulty accessing books will be motivated to improve their reading ability and therefore not leave the school unable to read |
| LANCASTERIAN PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2024 | £15k | for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of three classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; towards the cost of house team rewards (prizes or events) that will be awarded to the winning house team - pupils earn house points for various reasons to promote positive behaviour for learning and the team with the most house points each term wins the prize; towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren for a SATs preparation week during the Easter holiday; towards the cost of books as part of the school's annual Effort and Achievement Event which celebrates how pupils have worked hard and/or achieved well across all areas of learning and where 117 children across 12 classes receive a self-selected book as their prize; towards the cost of 'Lancasterian Reading Revamp' - an initiative to replenish and provide new books for reading and writing across the whole school that meet a need for up to date texts which promote the cultural capital of children and develop a greater love around reading; towards the cost of books used as prizes in the school's annual Effort and Achievement Event |
| HIGHGATE WOOD SCHOOL | FY2024 | £15k | towards the cost of Year 12 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a four-day Art and Photography trip to Paris; towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Granada, Spain in May 2024; towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship participating in a Duke of Edinburgh Bronze award programme; towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship participating in a Duke of Edinburgh Silver award programme; towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a trip to Auschwitz and Krakow; towards the cost of 'The Hackney Lit Programme 2024-25' - a literacy acceleration programme designed to enable students who are performing below age-related expectations to make the catch up in English |
| BRUCE GROVE PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2024 | £14k | towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren; towards the cost of return journey Coach hire for Year 5 pupils' Autumn 2023 swimming lessons at Park Road Pools; towards the cost of a versatile Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA) to provide a safe all-weather playing surface; towards the cost of replenishing, updating and enhancing the books available in the school's library to engage and enrich pupils and engender a love of reading and develop critical reading skills |
| AP SAINTS NETBALL CLUB | FY2024 | £14k | towards the cost of delivering one season of netball to girls including venue hire and league entry fees; towards the cost of the Club's U16 girls, who are currently top of the regional league, travelling to Sunderland to compete in the National U16's Netball Finals Competition weekend |
| PARK VIEW SCHOOL | FY2024 | £14k | towards the cost of Year 8 and Year 9 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential (4 days and 3 nights) trip to the Opal Coast in France during February 2024; towards the cost of Year 10 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a Cold War Experiential Learning Trip to Berlin in July 2024 |
| ST ANNS CE PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2024 | £13k | towards the cost of Year 5 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Aylmerton Field Study Centre in Norfolk; towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren; for the cost of resources for Outdoor Environment Enrichment that will support the children to learn through play, exploration and enhanced provision opportunities in the Early Years Foundation Stage |
| CROWLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2024 | £13k | towards the cost of musical instruments to deliver music lessons effectively; towards the cost of creating a new school library that provides newly purchased books which are accessible by all children to meet their particular needs and satisfy their great appetite for reading |
| BELMONT JUNIOR SCHOOL | FY2024 | £12k | towards the cost of Year 5 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren in early May 2023; towards the cost of Year Y3 and Y4 pupils from families in financial hardship to have the opportunity to attend short residential trips to Cuffley Camp; for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of two classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Aberdovey, Wales in April 2024; towards the cost (coach hire) of Year 4 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a two-night residential trip to Cuffley Camp where they will sleep in tents, have lots of outdoor learning and do various activities e.g. raft building, den building, archery, etc. |
| SOUTH HARRINGAY JUNIOR SCHOOL | FY2024 | £12k | towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren in July 2023; for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of two classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren |
| MULBERRY ACADEMY WOODSIDE (FORMERLY WOODSIDE HIGH SCHOOL) | FY2024 | £11k | towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending weekend residential trips to Pendarren OEC as two groups, one at Easter, the second at the start of the Summer Term |
| TIVERTON PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2024 | £11k | towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Kent; for the cost of Summer holiday scheme activities providing exciting and educational trips for children whose families would otherwise find the long summer holidays challenging for a number of reasons |
| THE WILLOW PRIMARY SCHOOL (FORMERLY BROADWATER FARM) | FY2024 | £11k | towards the cost of Forest School equipment (wellie-boots, waterproof clothing, air-dry clay, equipment storage, etc.); towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren; towards the cost of 'Windrush 75 Art Project' - comprised of artist-led sessions to create multimedia artwork with pupils to celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the Windrush; for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of two classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme |
| NORTH HARRINGAY PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2024 | £10k | towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren in Summer 2024; towards the cost of creating a multi-sensory room by providing equipment (i.e. sensory lights and accessories, tactile resources, self-regulation sets) and activities that help pupils in a variety of ways as part of a project to Keep Calm & Keep Learning; towards the cost of an Apollo Music project which includes six workshops, two orchestra concerts and two assemblies that include performances and talks by professional musicians that aims to improve children's wellbeing, develop key and transferable skills, and make classical music inspiring and accessible to all children; towards the cost of a Sing Our Song Lullaby Music Project - a carefully devised series of music workshops developed by Groundswell Arts and designed to build relationships with children, their parents/ carers and the school; for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of two classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; towards the cost of an initiative providing books to support the language development of children who are new to English and also new to schooling; towards the cost of modern and good quality books to update and replenish class book corners and re-stock the school library with material that will inspire children and encourage reading - as part of an 'I LOVE READING!' project |
| ALEXANDRA PARK & PALACE CHARITABLE TRUST | FY2024 | £10k | towards the cost of Biblio-buzz 2024 - delivering activities including authors' readings, creative writing workshops and performances which will engage an estimated 1,200 young readers aged between 9 - 12 years old |
| MUSWELL HILL PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2024 | £9k | towards the cost of one year's participation in the Apollo Music project which includes workshops, orchestra concerts and assemblies that include performances and talks by professional musicians that aims to improve children's wellbeing, develop key and transferable skills, and make classical music inspiring and accessible to all children; for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of two classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to PGL Isle of Wight in September 2023 |
| DEVONSHIRE HILL PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2024 | £9k | towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren in October 2023; for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of two classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme |
| KIDS CARE LONDON | FY2024 | £9k | towards the cost of 34 Haringey children with Special Needs attending Camp Horizon - a two-week summer residential programme using a 1:1 care ratio at all times |
| WEST GREEN PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2024 | £8k | for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of one class in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; towards the cost of a Haringey Shed School Outreach team provided drama education programme; towards the cost of a whole school day trip to Willow Farm by coach |
| COLDFALL PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2024 | £8k | towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a Fellowship Afloat residential trip to Tollesbury, Essex in October 2023; towards the cost of restocking class libraries with high interest non-curriculum books so that every child has access to resources that could help foster a lifelong love of reading |
| FORTY LIMITED | FY2024 | £8k | towards the cost of 'Stitch UP: Pioneering Sewing Education for Tomorrow's Makers' - a sewing education programme for 150 disadvantaged youth from Hackney and Haringey, providing resources for NCFE Creative Craft Level 2 qualification and 10 Bernina 325 sewing machines, fostering skills, confidence, and environmental awareness |
| ACTION FOR KIDS (OPERATING AS 'AFK') | FY2024 | £8k | towards the cost of Employabilty skills training and job coaching for young people with learning disabilities |
| TETHERDOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2024 | £7k | towards the cost of purchasing new games, puzzles, toys, and creative art materials for Breakfast and After School Clubs - an initiative that aims to support the well-being of children through engaging activities like sports, board games, and creative play; towards the cost of Year 4 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a three-day residential trip to Juniper Hall, Dorking, Surrey in May 2024; towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to PGL Marchants Hill in Surrey |
| STEP BY STEP | FY2024 | £7k | towards the cost of 'Sunday Club' - a tailor made program running for 70 disabled children and young people ages 2-18 offering a special Sunday experience in divisions according to ability and age - bunnies, butterflies, busy bees and birdies where children get a chance to socialise, make friends, and feel successful whilst acquiring life skills |
| NOEL PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2024 | £7k | towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a five-day residential trip to Cuffley Tented Camp; for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of three classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme |
| COLLAGE ARTS | FY2024 | £7k | towards the cost of 'Collage Voices Drama' and 'Dis[Play] in a Day' - an exciting year-long programme of extra-curricular drama delivery for 11-18 year olds in Haringey to give them a playground to develop new skills, experiment and take risks, pursue their passions, meet new people, as well as boost their confidence within a wider community |
| HOLY TRINITY CHURCH (FORMERLY THE GREEN) CE PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2024 | £7k | towards the cost of Year 5 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Aylmerton Field Study Centre in Norfolk; towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren |
| FACE FRONT INCLUSIVE THEATRE | FY2024 | £6k | towards the cost of touring and promoting three 'Health in Schools' digital projects and productions - 'It’s My Move', 'It’s My Choice' and 'Whisper Digital' in primary, secondary and special schools throughout Haringey |
| COLERIDGE PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2024 | £6k | towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Manor Adventure in Norfolk in June 2024 |
| CLAPTON COMMON BOYS CLUB | FY2024 | £5k | towards the cost of 'Beat the Dance' a 48-week project designed to creatively advance the artistic skills of 72 young teens aged 12-16 involving them in arts research, as well as engaging them in creative pursuits in music, visual arts, and dance - this innovative initiative will unfold over 48 bi-weekly sessions, designed to engage and empower participants in the realm of dance, music, and arts |
| KID CITY PLUS (TOWER GARDENS COMMUNITY CENTRE CIC) | FY2024 | £5k | for the cost of 'Hear Our Voices' - a music and art therapy project for special needs children |
| POP ARTS | FY2024 | £5k | towards the cost of free tailored music programmes for young individuals (age 12-22) in Haringey who face challenges like special needs or financial disadvantages - focusing on mental health improvement and skill development through weekly two-hour sessions at Ten87 studios |
| ST PAULS & ALL HALLOWS FEDERATION | FY2024 | £5k | towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren in October 2023 |
| SCULPT | FY2024 | £5k | for the cost of expanding 'Igniting Futures: In Your Element' across the London Borough of Haringey to meet an increased demand experienced from schools in the area for a project that provides holistic and personalised support to young people with special educational needs and disabilities on their journey to employment |
| ST MARYS CE PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2024 | £5k | towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren |
| THE LITERACY PIRATES | FY2024 | £5k | towards the cost of the Literacy Pirates' Haringey Learning Programme 2023-24 which supports disadvantaged children aged 9-12 in Haringey with their literacy, confidence and perseverance, through a fun and rigorous learning programme devised by qualified teachers |
| HORIZONS - A HARINGEY EDUCATION PARTNERSHIP CHARITY | FY2024 | £5k | towards the cost of 'Pendarren Adventure with Horizons' - a trip to Pendarren for 20 Haringey year 6 students who are materially disadvantaged (e.g. FSM / NRPF), considered vulnerable (e.g. has a social worker), or identified by their school as needing a supported holiday - with the aim of broadening horizons, building confidence, making friends and supporting transition to secondary school |
| CARIS HARINGEY | FY2024 | £5k | towards the cost of a three-week Summer Playscheme providing educational and recreational activities for children aged 0-14 from families experiencing poverty and homelessness |
| BLOOMING BLOSSOMS TRUST | FY2024 | £5k | towards the cost of 'Feeling Blue? Go Green' - a project aiming to utilise the therapeutic outdoors to enhance the mental wellbeing of 52 at-risk C&YP from low-income families struggling with their mental health that will encourage children to participate in nature activities and youth social action which will improve their emotional wellbeing |
| HARINGEY SPORTS DEVELOPMENT TRUST | FY2023 | £166k | towards the cost of various sports coaching, facility hire, equipment, transport, and London Youth Games/School Games support |
| CHAVERIM YOUTH ORGANISATION | FY2023 | £66k | towards the cost of Winter training residencies and Summer Programme's Residential and Day Camps for boys and girls |
| HARINGTON SCHEME | FY2023 | £42k | for 12 Haringey resident trainees at £3,500 each |
| HARINGEY SIXTH FORM COLLEGE | FY2023 | £21k | towards the cost of performing arts enrichment, 'Radio' project, Art study trip to Rome, Analogue Film Photography equipment, mental health first aid workshops, and 'For Youth Media' project |
| TEEN ACTION | FY2023 | £21k | towards the cost of 'BreakAway Oakhampton 2022', ArtWaves Project 2023, and 'Creative Break 2023' |
| GREIG CITY ACADEMY | FY2023 | £20k | towards the cost of a long established and supported sailing programme |
| HARINGEY SHED THEATRE COMPANY | FY2023 | £20k | towards the cost of Afterschool Performing Arts programme, 'The Place I Call Home', and 'Carnival Comes to Haringey' |
| RIVERSIDE SECONDARY SPECIAL SCHOOL | FY2023 | £20k | for Music Therapy and a 39 week sailing programme |
| MARKFIELD PROJECT | FY2023 | £18k | towards the cost of providing additional subsidised places on Markfield after school groups |
| FORTISMERE SCHOOL | FY2023 | £17k | towards the cost of residential trips, 3D printers, and team building day |
| EARLSMEAD PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2023 | £15k | towards the cost of various trips, instrument hire, workshops, and residential trips |
| NORTH HARRINGAY PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2023 | £13k | towards the cost of residential trip, interactive display screen/piano, Apollo Music Projects, 'Sing Our Song Lullaby Music Project', and instrument hire |
| LANCASTERIAN PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2023 | £13k | towards the cost of graphic design project, House Team Rewards, residential trip, STEM workshops, Literacy Pirates, books, book rewards, history books, and sensory room |
| HARINGEY LEARNING PARTNERSHIP - COMMERCE HOUSE | FY2023 | £13k | towards the cost of West End Musical show, creative business project, bee hive project, cycle mechanics course, and therapeutic residential |
| ACTIVITEENS | FY2023 | £13k | towards the cost of Cook Happy Cook Healthy', 'I can do it' After School project, 'I am a Shining Star' Drama project, 'Sewing is for Life', and 'I Love to Live Healthy' |
| ST MICHAELS CE PRIMARY SCHOOL (N6) | FY2023 | £11k | towards the cost of Extra-Curricular Clubs, instrument hire, residential trips, after school clubs, and library restocking |
| HARINGEY HAWKS PRM BASKETBALL | FY2023 | £11k | for the cost of team transport to enable participation in competitions |
| WEST GREEN PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2023 | £10k | towards the cost of Haringey Shed School Outreach team, live theatre performance, and residential trip |
| ESTUDIANTES | FY2023 | £10k | towards the cost of weekly hire of facilities (including a Football Training Pitch) |
| RECREATIONAL EDUCATION SUPPORT TRUST | FY2023 | £10k | towards the cost of 'Enviro-mates' project and Green Expedition |
| THE BROOK ON BROADWATERS SPECIAL PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2023 | £10k | towards the cost of Bubble therapy, equipment, Specialist Music Therapy, and specialist drumming sessions |
| THE LITERACY PIRATES | FY2023 | £10k | towards the cost (venue, etc) of a 'Haringey Learning Programme 2022-23' |
| ALEXANDRA PARK & PALACE CHARITABLE TRUST | FY2023 | £9k | towards the cost of 'BIBLIO-BUZZ 2023' - a cultural programme of activities across all Haringey libraries |
| COLLEGE OF HARINGEY, ENFIELD AND NORTH EAST LONDON | FY2023 | £9k | towards the cost of 'Soft Skills for Employability Workshops' and Personal Safety and Self-Defence workshops |
| ST THOMAS MORE SCHOOL | FY2023 | £9k | towards the cost of books and residential trip to France and Spain |
| STEP BY STEP | FY2023 | £9k | towards the cost of offering Disabled children and young people a special Sunday experience |
| HAPPY KIDS | FY2023 | £9k | towards the cost of Winter holiday play-scheme, after-school Dance/Arts/Crafts Club, and homework club |
| BELMONT JUNIOR SCHOOL | FY2023 | £9k | for the cost of instrument hire, residential trip to Aberdovey, sailing instruction, and books |
| AP SAINTS NETBALL CLUB | FY2023 | £8k | towards the cost of 24 girls from families in financial hardship attending an International Netball Tournament in Paris |
| ST PAULS & ALL HALLOWS FEDERATION | FY2023 | £8k | for the cost of instrument hire, residential trip, re-establishing Steel Pan Band, and books |
| HIGHGATE WOOD SCHOOL | FY2023 | £8k | towards the cost of Duke of Edinburgh Award participation and a five-day trip to Spain |
| HOLY TRINITY CHURCH (FORMERLY THE GREEN) CE PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2023 | £8k | towards the cost of residential trips to Aylmerton Field Study Centre and Pendarren |
| KIDS CARE LONDON | FY2023 | £8k | towards the cost of 35 Haringey children with Special Needs attending Camp Horizon |
| THE WILLOW PRIMARY SCHOOL (FORMERLY BROADWATER FARM) | FY2023 | £8k | towards the cost of residential trip, instrument hire, and renovating vegetable growing area |
| ACTION FOR KIDS (OPERATING AS 'AFK') | FY2023 | £8k | towards the cost of Employabilty skills training and job coaching for young people with learning disabilities |
| ST MARYS PRIORY RC JUNIOR SCHOOL | FY2023 | £7k | towards the cost of residential trips to Cuffley Camp Active Learning Centre and Pendarren, and books |
| THE TROVE MARKET C.I.C | FY2023 | £7k | towards the cost of community events taking place on the first Saturday of the month in Lordship Recreation Ground |
| ST ANNS CE PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2023 | £7k | towards the cost of residential trips to Aylmerton Field Study Centre and Pendarren |
| HARINGEY POLICE & COMMUNITY AMATEUR BOXING CLUB | FY2023 | £7k | towards the cost of equipment, team track suits, and Haringey Box Cup 2023 packed lunches |
| SOUTH HARRINGAY JUNIOR SCHOOL | FY2023 | £7k | towards the cost of residential trip and instrument hire |
| ROKESLY JUNIOR SCHOOL | FY2023 | £7k | towards the cost of residential trip and instrument hire |
| ST MICHAELS CE PRIMARY SCHOOL (N22) | FY2023 | £6k | towards the cost of residential trips to Aylmerton Field Study Centre and Pendarren |
| ST MARYS CE PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2023 | £6k | for the cost of instrument hire and residential trip to Osmington Bay |
| FACE FRONT INCLUSIVE THEATRE | FY2023 | £6k | towards the cost of a Theatre for Health in schools project |
| DEVONSHIRE HILL PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2023 | £6k | for the cost of instrument hire and residential trip to Pendarren |
| JACKSONS LANE COMMUNITY ARTS CENTRE ASSOCIATION | FY2023 | £6k | towards the cost of 'Jacksons Lane Youth Circus' |
| ROWLAND HILL CHILDRENS CENTRE | FY2023 | £6k | towards the cost of theatre in education, waterproofs, annual event, duckling experience, and books |
| KID CITY PLUS | FY2023 | £5k | for the cost of 'Hear Our Voices' - a music and art therapy project for special needs children |
| BLOOMING BLOSSOMS TRUST | FY2023 | £5k | towards the cost of 'Sensory Space Revamp and Extend our Sensory Room' |
| WELBOURNE PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2023 | £5k | for the cost of instrument hire and residential trip to Pendarren |
| TETHERDOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2023 | £5k | for the cost of SEND resources and residential trips to PGL Marchants Hill |
| CLAPTON COMMON BOYS CLUB | FY2023 | £5k | towards the cost of 'ARTspirations' - a 48 week programme of creative therapy |
| ALEXANDRA PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2023 | £5k | towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to a PGL OEC facility in Surrey |
| YOUNG AND INSPIRED | FY2023 | £5k | towards the cost of 'Water Warriors' - a 45 week programme of swimming lessons and kayaking sessions |
| HARINGEY SPORTS DEVELOPMENT TRUST | FY2022 | £143k | towards the cost (venue hire, etc) of a five-day programme of Basketball Coaching at Ducketts Common during the October 2021 Half Term; towards the cost (venue hire, etc) of a fourday programme of Multi Sports (Football, Basketball, Athletics, Dodge Ball and Table Tennis) for boys and girls age 8-11yrs at Lee Valley and Lancasterian Primary Schools during the October 2021 Half Term; towards the cost of the 27th Year of Whizz Kids Sports Camps - a series of holiday programmes from Sept '21 to Aug '22 for 5-13 year old boys and girls covering Basketball, Tennis, Tag Rugby, Cricket, Uni HOC, Cricket, Football, Baseball, and Volleyball; for the London Mini Marathon Borough Squad training and the Haringey Schools Road League; towards the cost (venue hire, etc) of a Multi Sports Programme at Hornsey School October Half Term; for the cost (venue hire, etc) of a Schools Cross Country Competition for primary schools Y5/6 and Senior Schools Y7/8/9/10/11/12 at the New River Stadium; towards the cost of a programme of Basketball Coaching during the October Half Term at Haringey 6th Form College for Boys and Girls age 14 plus with game play and skills delivered by Haringey Hawks; towards the cost of a 10 week programme of Sunday Morning Basketball Coaching at Haringey 6th Form College for Boys and Girls with an exit route to the Haringey Hawkes Club; towards the cost of a 10 week programme of Basketball Coaching at the Brooke House and Lancasterian Primary Schools and linked to the Haringey Hawks Club; for the cost (venue hire) of a eight-week programme of Five-a-Side Football Competitions for year 7/8/9/10 Boys and Girls in Haringey Schools held at Power League; towards the cost of a 10 week programme of Handball Coaching Fortismere and Alexandra Park schools for Beginners and Improvers and Boys and Girls; for the cost of a 35 seat coach for the Haringey District under 16 Girls Football Team travelling to Bristol to compete in the Girls National Football Cup; towards the cost (facility hire) of an 8 week programme of Athletics coaching on Fridays at Perth Road playing fields ; for the cost of facility hire for 2 sessions of Rock climbing at the Castle for Boys and Girls aged 11 to 15 ; towards the cost of Trophies required for Schools Competitions and Festivals being held through out the year involving some 20 Sports in a variety of venues including schools and sports centres across the Borough and the country; towards the cost (facility hire and equipment) of a 10 week programme of 2 hour sessions of coaching at the Table Tennis Club set up at the Harris Academy with the aim of holding internal competitions that lead to Borough League matches which support the LYG Haringey Squad selections ; towards the cost (facility hire and equipment) of a 10 week programme of 2 hour sessions of coaching at the Table Tennis Club set up at the Greig City Academy with the aim of holding internal competitions that lead to Borough League matches which support the LYG Haringey Squad selections ; towards the cost (facility hire and equipment) of a 10 week programme of 2 hour sessions of coaching at the Table Tennis Club set up at Park View School with the aim of holding internal competitions that lead to Borough League matches which support the LYG Haringey Squad selections ; towards the cost (facility hire and equipment) of a 10 week programme of 2 hour sessions of coaching at the Table Tennis Club set up at Fortismere School with the aim of holding internal competitions that lead to Borough League matches which support the LYG Haringey Squad selections ; towards the cost (facility hire and equipment) of a 10 week programme of 2 hour sessions of coaching at the Table Tennis Club set up at St Thomas More School with the aim of holding internal competitions that lead to Borough League matches which support the LYG Haringey Squad selections ; towards the cost (facility hire, affiliation/league fees, travel, etc) of a Girls Senior Schools Indoor Football League for years 7/8/9/10/11/12 with the aim of improving skills and competing in Cross Borough Competitions which support the LYG Haringey Squad selections; for the cost of a 35 seat coach for the Haringey District under 16 Girls Football Team travelling to Bristol to compete in the Girls National Football Cup Fourth Round; for the cost of Facility Hire for Tag Rugby Schools Competition in November 2021; for the cost of a series of Basketball Coach Education initiatives for Leaders Level 1 and Level 2 to develop Activators from the age 14 and Level 1/2 from age 16 in becoming leaders supporting and delivering programmes at Ducketts Common, Selby Centre, Primary Schools and Senior Schools in running After School Clubs and supporting Schools Competitions and the London Youth Games; towards the cost (facility hire) of a 10 week programme of 1.5 hour After School sessions of Table Tennis coaching at Rhodes Avenue Primary School for beginners onwards teaching skills and game play; towards the cost (facility hire) of a 10 week programme of 1.5 hour After School sessions of Table Tennis coaching at Campsbourne Primary School for beginners onwards teaching skills and game play; towards the cost (facility hire) of a 10 week programme of 1.5 hour After School sessions of Volleyball coaching at St. Thomas More School and Hornsey Girls Schools for Years 7 and 8 Girls to introduce the Sport, develop skills and then long term, to join a club and compete for the Borough in the London Youth Games beginners onwards teaching skills and game play; for the cost of team transport (buses, coaches, mini-buses, etc) to enable the Borough's various teams to participate in a wide range of sports activities and events which includes the London Youth Games and associated competitions; towards the cost of a Enfield and Haringey AC linked 8 session programme of Athletics and Track and Field coaching at New River Stadium for Boys and Girls age 8 years plus; towards the cost of purchasing a camera to be used for coaches to analyse football games and as an educational tool for 70 Girls using the footage within their school education and GCSE and A level for proof of their ability and physical fitness levels for the Girls District Football Teams; towards the cost (facility hire) of a four week programme of Basketball Coaching at the Selby Centre; towards the cost (facility hire and equipment) of a 10 week programme of 2 hour sessions of coaching at the Table Tennis Club set up at the Harris Academy with the aim of holding internal competitions that lead to Borough League matches which support the LYG Haringey Squad selections; towards the cost (facility hire and equipment) of a 10 week programme of 2 hour sessions of coaching at the Table Tennis Club set up at the Greig City Academy with the aim of holding internal competitions that lead to Borough League matches which support the LYG Haringey Squad selections; towards the cost (facility hire and equipment) of a 10 week programme of 2 hour sessions of coaching at the Table Tennis Club set up at Park View School with the aim of holding internal competitions that lead to Borough League matches which support the LYG Haringey Squad selections; towards the cost (facility hire and equipment) of a 10 week programme of 2 hour sessions of coaching at the Table Tennis Club set up at Fortismere School with the aim of holding internal competitions that lead to Borough League matches which support the LYG Haringey Squad selections; towards the cost (facility hire and equipment) of a 10 week programme of 2 hour sessions of coaching at the Table Tennis Club set up at St Thomas More School with the aim of holding internal competitions that lead to Borough League matches which support the LYG Haringey Squad selections; towards the cost (facility hire and equipment) of a 10 week programme of 2 hour sessions of coaching at the Table Tennis Club set up at Heartlands High School with the aim of holding internal competitions that lead to Borough League matches which support the LYG Haringey Squad selections; for the cost of Multi Sports Equipment for Blanche Neville School required to rebuild sporting opportunities that will link into the London Youth Games, School Games in Haringey and Penathalon - a major competition for Special Needs School; towards the cost of a 10 week programme of 2 hour Netball Coaching sessions at Fortismere and AP Schools to build the squad for the 2022 LYG thus increasing participation, especially with Year 7 pupils and also to encourage long term involvement in the sport; towards the cost (facility hire, etc) of a 10 week after-school Multi Sports and Basketball programme at Hornsey School for Girls linked to Leaders Awards and London Youth Games/School Games squad development; towards the cost (facility hire) of a five-session programme of Basketball Coaching in February Half Term at the Selby Centre for Boys and Girls ages 14 plus; towards the cost (facility hire) of a 10 week programme of Basketball Coaching at Brook House and Lancasterian Primary Schools to establish and increase participation and getting youngsters active with links to the Haringey Hawks Basketball Club; towards the cost (facility hire) of a 10 week programme of Sunday morning Basketball Coaching at Haringey 6th Form College with an exit route to the Haringey Hawkes Basketball Club; towards the cost (facility hire) of a fivesession programme of Basketball Coaching delivered by the Haringey Hawkes Basketball Club in February Half Term at Haringey 6th Form College for Boys and Girls ages 14 plus; towards the cost (facility hire) of a 10 week programme of Wheelchair Basketball Coaching for Senior and Junior aged Special Needs pupils in Blanche Neville/APS/Rhodes Ave and Belmont schools who will eventually be able to compete in the 2022 London Youth Games; towards the cost (facility hire) of a nine-session programme of Multi Sports (Basketball, Football, Athletics and Table Tennis) in February Half Term at Lee Valley and Lancasterian Primary Schools; towards the cost (facility hire) of a 10 week programme of 1½ hour after-school Table Tennis sessions at Campsbourne Primary School for beginners onwards to teach them skills and game play; towards the cost (facility hire) of a 10 week programme of 1½ hour after-school Table Tennis sessions at Rhodes Avenue Primary School for beginners onwards to teach them skills and game play; towards the cost of a 10 week programme of Multi Sports Coaching at St. Thomas More school for lunch time sessions and after school delivering Basketball, Football for both Boys and Girls lunch time 12.15 - 1.15 and after School 3.30- 4.30pm linking to School Games and London Youth Game; for the cost (facility hire) of a 5 week programme of 2 hour sessions of Football Coaching for Girls District Teams Under 12/13/14/15 and Under 16 at New River Stadium on Thursdays to defend the Borough's four National titles; towards the cost (facility hire) of Girls Football coaching during Feb Half Term Monday - Friday 3 hrs per day at Power league Centre for ages 8 plus linking to District team and London Youth Games; for the cost of two Football Strips required for Boys and Girls Team London Youth Games 14 sets for each team; for the cost of Multi Sports Equipment (pop up goals, balls, ball bags, etc) required for an After School Club for Primary School aged Boys and Girls held at New River Sports Centre; for the cost of sweatshirts required for the Borough's London Youth Games teams competing in 29 sports in the 2022 Games; towards the cost of a two-week Easter 2022 programme of Basketball Coaching at Ducketts Common building on the success of the Summer and Half Terms programmes delivered in conjunction with Ball Out Competition, Haringey Basketball Academy and other clubs in the Borough activities includes coaching skills and improving on-court awareness, culminating with final-day Mini Competitions, signposting to the London Youth Games and development of a new cohort of young coaches; towards the cost of an Easter holiday programme of Multi Sports (Basketball /Football/Athletics and Table Tennis) at Lee Valley School and Lancasterian Primary Schools; for the cost (equipment and facility hire) of a three-session programme of cycling coaching at the Velodrome Cycling Centre for Haringey Cycling team organised by Islington Cycling Club from Finsbury Park; towards the cost (facility hire) of a ten-session programme of street games coaching for the Girls Cricket team at Alexandra Park School who will be representing the Borough in March 2022 at the London Youth Games; towards the cost (facility hire) of a ten-session programme of street games coaching for the Boys Cricket team at Alexandra Park School who will be representing the Borough in March 2022 at the London Youth Games; towards the cost (facility hire) of an 8 session programme of Basketball Coaching during the Easter school break at the 6th Form College for Boys and Girls ages 14 plus - delivered by Haringey Hawks; for the cost (facility hire) of Quad Kids Athletics to be held at the New River Sports Centre for Years 3/4 on 15th June, Years 5/6 in April, Years 7/8 in May, Years 9/10 on 23rd June with all sessions held between 10am to 3pm and arranged by the Borough's School Games Organisers; towards the cost (facility hire and equipment) of a 10 week programme of 2 hour sessions of coaching at the Table Tennis Club set up at the Dukes Aldridge Academy with the aim of holding internal competitions that lead to Borough League matches which support the LYG Haringey Squad selections; towards the cost (facility hire) of a 10 week programme of 1 hour sessions of Handball Coaching to be re-introduced at Fortismere and Alexandra Park Secondary Schools for Boys and Girls Beginners and Improvers ; for the cost of a set of Kurling Stones for use in competitions and coaching at Special Needs Schools in Haringey (Blanche Neville/Belmont/The Vale/Rhodes Avenue/Riverside) progressing to the Pentathlon London Regional Competition and linking to the London School Games; towards the cost (facility hire) of a ten-session after school programme of athletics coaching for Blanche Neville school which will lead to their pupils competing in the 2022 London Youth Games; towards the cost (facility hire) of a ten-session after school programme of football coaching for Blanche Neville school which will lead to their pupils competing in the 2022 London Youth Games; for the cost (facility hire) of a four-session programme of sailing coaching at the Phoenix Water Centre for Haringey young people which will lead to them competing in the 2022 London Youth Games; for the cost (facility hire) of a five-session programme of Kayak slalom and sprint coaching at the Phoenix Water Centre for Haringey young people which will lead to them competing in the 2022 London Youth Games; for the cost (facility hire and resources) of a Leaders Course in Gymnastics delivered at Hornsey School for pupils aged 14 to 16 drawn from all Haringey Secondary Schools to develop officials for School Games Competitions which will identify a school to represent the Borough in the Regional Finals; towards the cost (facility hire and equipment) of a 10 week programme of 2 hour sessions of coaching at the Table Tennis Club set up at the Harris Academy with the aim of holding internal competitions that lead to Borough League matches which support the LYG Haringey Squad selections; towards the cost (facility hire and equipment) of a 10 week programme of 2 hour sessions of coaching at the Table Tennis Club set up at the Greig City Academy with the aim of holding internal competitions that lead to Borough League matches which support the LYG Haringey Squad selections; towards the cost (facility hire and equipment) of a 10 week programme of 2 hour sessions of coaching at the Table Tennis Club set up at Park View School with the aim of holding internal competitions that lead to Borough League matches which support the LYG Haringey Squad selections; towards the cost (facility hire and equipment) of a 10 week programme of 2 hour sessions of coaching at the Table Tennis Club set up at Fortismere School with the aim of holding internal competitions that lead to Borough League matches which support the LYG Haringey Squad selections; towards the cost (facility hire and equipment) of a 10 week programme of 2 hour sessions of coaching at the Table Tennis Club set up at St Thomas More School with the aim of holding internal competitions that lead to Borough League matches which support the LYG Haringey Squad selections; towards the cost (facility hire) of a 10 week programme of 1½ hour After School sessions of Volleyball coaching at St. Thomas More School and Hornsey Girls Schools for Years 7 and 8 Girls to introduce the Sport, develop skills and then long term, to join a club and compete for the Borough in the London Youth Games beginners onwards teaching skills and game play; towards the cost (facility hire) of an 8 week programme of 1+2 hour sessions of Athletics coaching at New River Stadium for 8+ year-olds in Track and Field linked with Enfield and Haringey AC; for the cost (facility hire) of the Senior Schools Track and Field Championships held at New River Sports Centre during May to assist in the selection of the Borough's London Youth Games Team; for the cost (facility hire) of an eight-session programme of Basketball Coaching in the Easter School holidays at the Selby Centre for Boys and Girls ages 14 plus; towards the cost (facility hire and equipment) of a 10 week programme of 2 hour sessions of coaching at the Table Tennis Club set up at Haringey Learning Partnership with the aim of holding internal competitions that lead to Borough League matches which support the LYG Haringey Squad selections; towards the cost of a ten week after school programme of Multi Sports and Basketball to at Hornsey School for Girls age 11 plus progressing to Leaders Awards in Basketball and participation in the LYG and School Games; towards the cost (facility hire) of a 10 week programme of 1.5 hour After School sessions of Table Tennis coaching at Rhodes Avenue Primary School for beginners onwards teaching skills and game play; towards the cost (facility hire) of a 10 week programme of 1.5 hour After School sessions of Table Tennis coaching at Campsbourne Primary School for beginners onwards teaching skills and game play; towards the cost (facility hire) of a 10 week after-school programme of Volleyball Coaching in St. Thomas More and Hornsey Girls schools for years 7 and 8 girls to introduce the sport, develop skills and then in the longer term, to join a club and compete for the Borough in the London Youth Games; towards the cost (facility hire) of a six-session programme of Multi Sports (Basketball, Football, Athletics, Dodge Ball and Table Tennis) in Whitsun Half Term at Lee Valley and Lancasterian Primary Schools; towards the cost (facility hire) of a three-day Whitsun Half Term Basketball Coaching programme with a Ball-Out Competition at Ducketts Commo; towards the cost (facility hire) of a three-day Whitsun Half Term Basketball Coaching programme in game play and skills for Boys and Girls aged 14 plus at the Selby Centre; towards the cost (facility hire) of a three-day Whitsun Half Term Basketball Coaching programme in game play and skills for Boys and Girls aged 14 plus delivered by Haringey Hawks at the Haringey 6th Form College; for the cost of 1,000 T-shirts for a Ball-Out Competition to be held at Finsbury Park Ball courts during July and August running from 10am - 5pm over 2 weeks for under 16 Boys and Under 16 Girls plus under 18 for both Boys and Girls with 90 teams expected overall; towards the cost (facility hire and equipment) of a 10 week programme of Basketball Coaching at Greig City Academy for under 18 Girls to create a squad for the 2022 London Youth Games; towards the cost (facility hire and equipment) of a 10 week programme of Basketball Coaching at the Haringey 6th Form College for under 18 Boys to create a squad for the 2022 London Youth Games; towards the cost (venue hire) of a 10 week programme of Netball Coaching at Fortismere School to create a squad for the 2022 London Youth Games; for the cost of Leotards for the Borough's London Youth Games Trampoline squad; towards the cost (venue hire) of a 10 session programme of Badminton Coaching for Boys and Girls at Highgate Wood School to create a squad for the 2022 London Youth Games; towards the cost (venue hire) of an 8 session programme of Hockey Coaching at Fortismere School to create a squad for the 2022 London Youth Games; towards the cost (venue hire) of a 10 week programme of Football Coaching at Blanche Neville School to create a squad for the 2022 London Youth Games; towards the cost (venue hire) of a 10 week programme of Table Tennis Coaching at Bruce Grove Youth Club to create a squad for the 2022 London Youth Games and the Jack Petchey Competition at the Olympic Park in November; for the cost of coaching sessions in May and June for the Haringey Cycling team at the London Velodrome in preparation for the 2022 London Youth Games in July; towards the cost (venue hire) of a 10 week programme of Tennis Coaching at the Pavillion Tennis Club to create a squad for the 2022 London Youth Games; towards the cost (venue hire) of a 4 visit programme of Sailing Coaching at the Pheonix Outdoor Water Centre to create a squad for the 2022 London Youth Games; for the cost of a Haringey Angels player and Year 10 pupil at St.Thomas More School aged 14, Adaora Dioramma (a 2021 LTG Winner/2022 U16 National Cup Winner) who, having been selected for the GB Basketball Team needs financial assistance to travel with the England Under 15 Team to compete in Menorca Spain, Belgrade Serbia and to attend the Aspire Basketball Talent programme and a tournament in Manchester; for the cost of a Level 1/2 Referee/Table Officiating course organised by London Basketball at Haringey 6th Form College for 20 Haringey Angels and Haringey Hawkes young players using Basketball England's Hive Learning platform; towards the cost of an 8 week programme for ages 5 to 13 of Track and Field coaching including Middle Distance and Cross Country at New River Sports Centre; towards the cost of an 8 session programme for 11 to 17 year olds in Aquathon Competition Coaching for the 2022 London Youth Games Squad's Running and Swimming using a local swimming pool and track; towards the cost of an 8 session programme of Rounders Competitions for years 7/8 and 9/10 Girls in Haringey Schools held at Fortismere School after school on Thursdays leading to setting up a League, the recruitment of two volunteers who will then attend Leaders Courses and subsequently become Ambassadors; towards the cost of an 8 session programme of coaching for Wheelchair Basketball in Special Needs Schools aimed at Senior School and Junior School age (Blanche Neville/APS/Rhodes Avenue) to compete in the 2022 London Youth Games; towards the cost (venue hire) of an International football match at the New River Stadium with Haringey District Girls Team, as newly crowned National U16 Champions, playing a select side from the PASS Academy USA; towards the cost (venue hire) of a 4 week programme of table tennis coaching at Harris Academy leading to inter-schools competitions and the creation of a squad for the 2022 London Youth Games; towards the cost (venue hire) of a 4 week programme of table tennis coaching at Greig City Academy leading to inter-schools competitions and the creation of a squad for the 2022 London Youth Games; towards the cost (venue hire) of a 4 week programme of table tennis coaching at Park View School leading to inter-schools competitions and the creation of a squad for the 2022 London Youth Games; towards the cost (venue hire) of a 4 week programme of table tennis coaching at St.Thomas More School leading to inter-schools competitions and the creation of a squad for the 2022 London Youth Games; towards the cost (venue hire, etc.) of a 20 session programme of Basketball coaching at Ducketts Common for 11 to 19 year olds during August 2022; towards the cost (venue hire, etc.) of a 2 week programme of Multi Sports - including Athletics, Basketball and Football at Lancasterian and Risley Primary Schools; towards the cost (venue hire, etc.) of a 20 session programme of Basketball coaching at the Selby Centre for 11 to 19 year olds during August 2022; towards the cost (venue hire, etc.) of a 1 week programme of Multi Sports for Girls age 11 plus - including Table Tennis, Handball, Athletics, Basketball and Football at Hornsey School for Girls; towards the cost (venue hire, etc.) of a 2 week Summer Athletics Programme, including track and field, at New River Sports Centre for young people aged 8 to 15 years; for the cost of three new Table Tennis tables as part of an initiative to establish a centre for the Borough's London Youth Games Table Tennis Squad; towards the cost of a one week Basketball Summer Camp at St.Thomas More School for 11 to 18 year olds delivered by former St.Thomas More pupil, Ryan Martin, now of London Lions BC and who studied at Tennessee Tech University and played basketball for GB, USA and in Europe; for the cost of Tri-Belts required for each of the 20 members of the Borough's London Youth Games Aquathon Squad to hold race numbers whilst competing in July at the London Aquatic Centre; towards the cost of a 30 session programme of Rugby Union Coaching through out the Summer Holidays at New River Sports Centre in July and August for 11- 16 yrs old boys and girls to learn basic skills and match play; for the cost of 160 Athletics Vests for the London Youth Games Cross Country, Middlesex Schools Track and Field and Borough Track and Field events in June, July and November 2022; for the cost (plaques, stop watches, etc) of resources for October 2022 Trials of the London Mini Marathon being held at New River Sports Centre to select teams for the 1½ mile race events which includes Girls Year 7/8, Boys Year 7/8, Girls Year 9/10/11/12 and Boys Year 9/10/11/12; towards the cost (venue hire) of a summer holiday Basketball Coaching programme for 11 - 16yrs Boys and Girls learning basic skills, match play, 3 on 3 competition and delivered at Haringey 6th Form College by Haringey Hawks; towards the cost (venue hire) of a summer holiday Basketball Coaching programme for 11 - 16yrs Boys and Girls learning basic skills, match play, 3 on 3 competition and delivered at Gladesmore School by Haringey Hawks; |
| CHAVERIM YOUTH ORGANISATION | FY2022 | £52k | towards the cost of a Winter training residential for 250 young male Youth Leaders; towards the cost of a Winter training residential for 250 young female Youth Leaders; towards the cost of the 2022 Girls' Summer Programme's Residential and Day Camps; towards the cost of the 2022 Boys' Summer Programme's Residential and Day Camps; towards the cost of the 2022 Girl's Summer Programme's Residential and Day Camps; towards the cost of the 2022 Boy's Summer Programme's Residential and Day Camps |
| HARINGTON SCHEME | FY2022 | £39k | for 11 Haringey resident trainees at £3,500 each |
| THE BROOK ON BROADWATERS SPECIAL PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2022 | £25k | for the cost of additional books in classes and in the library that will build on the core curriculum 'Little Wandle' approach launched this academic year to boost a Reading for Pleasure initiative; towards the cost of a Global Citizen Initiative that provides inclusion across the borough, focusing on inclusive art, pupil voice, international community, global and British citizenship and exposing participants to cultural diversity, new media forms and opportunities to learn new skills and techniques; towards the cost of Specialist Music Therapy; towards the cost of Rebound Therapy |
| RIVERSIDE SECONDARY SPECIAL SCHOOL | FY2022 | £23k | towards the cost of the 'Riverside Music Project'; for Music Therapy; towards the cost of two iPads with AAC apps installed for pupils to use for assessment and trial purposes across the school which will reduce the current reliance on devices borrowed from the AAC lending library at Vale School |
| GREIG CITY ACADEMY | FY2022 | £21k | for the cost of taking part in the Book Trust's national scheme "BookBuzz"; towards the cost of the continuation of the school's internationally successful sailing programme aimed at drawing BAME and other disadvantaged Haringey young people into sport |
| NORTH MIDDLESEX CRICKET CLUB | FY2022 | £20k | towards the cost of a project to provide cricket ball-stop netting as part of the Club's commitment to its 'Cricket for All' approach which focuses on developing players who are aged below 25 years and working alongside local schools and Haringey Council to make its facilities available free of any charge to young Haringey residents wherever possible |
| HAPPY KIDS | FY2022 | £18k | towards the cost of a 39 week programme of an after-school Dance, Arts and Crafts Club for 160 disadvantaged 6-11 year old children (40 are Haringey resident) called 'Yes, I Have Potential'; towards the cost of a 24 week after-school baking club called 'Big Bake' for 100 (40 from Haringey) disadvantaged children aged 7-11 years; towards the cost of a Winter holiday play-scheme for 150 (75 are Haringey resident) 3-11 year olds called "Winter Wonderland"; towards the cost of an Easter holiday play-scheme for 76 Haringey resident 3-11 year olds called 'I Love to Play My Way'; towards the cost of a 20 week after-school homework club called 'Yes I Can' for 120 (40 from Haringey) disadvantaged children aged 7-11 year; towards the cost of ‘I Can Do IT’ - a 36 week programme of after-school open tutoring sessions promoting the academic progress of 14 deprived children from Haringey, aged 7 – 11 years, who are underachieving due to their moderate to severe learning difficulties or disabilities (including EAL status, Dyslexia, ADHD/processing disorder, ASD/developmental delay and selective mutism) utilising novel IT resources that such children would otherwise not have access to; towards the cost of I Love To Play My Way "Fun in the Sun" providing a two-week summer holiday play-scheme to approximately 250 disadvantaged children and young people in Hackney and Haringey (100 from Haringey) aged 3-11 years; |
| MARKFIELD PROJECT | FY2022 | £17k | for a continuation of support for the “G-Club” and other 5-19s after school clubs |
| ACTIVITEENS | FY2022 | £16k | towards the cost of a 16 week Cookery Club - 'Cook Happy, Cook Healthy' for approx 90 (30 from Haringey) disadvantaged young people aged 11-16; towards the cost of a 26-week 'I can do it' After School project for up to 34 underachieving young people from Haringey who need additional help in English and Maths; towards the cost of a 25 session Drama project - 'I am a Shining Star' for approx 150 (30 from Haringey) disadvantaged young people aged 15-16; towards the cost of a 30 week club - 'Sewing is for Life' for approx 70 (35 from Haringey) disadvantaged young people aged 11-16; towards the cost of 'Spring Breakaway' - a programme of holiday outings during the spring school break for approximately 70 (35 from Haringey) disadvantaged young teens aged 11-16 years; towards the cost of a four-month 'I love to live healthy' project for up to 100 (of whom 30 are Haringey resident) 11-16 yr olds; towards the cost (venue hire, resources, etc) of a Queen's Platinum Jubilee cooking marathon where 100 young people will learn culinary and other life skills to produce and distribute a healthy, nourishing and celebratory meal to disadvantaged parts the minority communities in Haringey and Hackney; |
| ST MICHAELS CE PRIMARY SCHOOL (N22) | FY2022 | £16k | towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Aylmerton in Norfolk; towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren; for 50% of the cost of Pupil Premium students residential trips this academic year; for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of two classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; towards the cost of Pupil Premium students attending Autumn Term 2021 Extra-Curricular Clubs; towards the cost of restocking the school's newly refurbished library with 2,200 new books |
| LONDON ST PAUL'S CHURCH HARRINGAY [VIA PCC OF ST PAULS CHURCH HARRINGAY] | FY2022 | £15k | towards the cost of creating an outdoor play space for a pre-school nursery by laying tiger mulch and installing a climbing frame, slide, stepping stones, benches, box planters and mature trees |
| ROKESLY JUNIOR SCHOOL | FY2022 | £15k | towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending outdoor learning site Cuffley Camp in mid-July 2021 as an alternative to a Pendarren residential that was cancelled due to the pandemic; for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of three classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren; for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of three classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme |
| HARINGEY SHED THEATRE COMPANY | FY2022 | £15k | towards the cost of a 10 week programme of inclusive Children’s Theatre, Shed Moves Dance, and Big Noise Choir weekly workshops for disadvantage children & young people with and without disabilities; towards the cost of 'Heave Ho' - an original piece of inclusive music-theatre about pirates with a cast of 45 local children (aged 7 – 11yrs) of many abilities, backgrounds, disabilities and special educational needs and also provides volunteering opportunities for 15 young people aged 13–18 years |
| LANCASTERIAN PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2022 | £13k | for the cost of providing boardgames for each class to use (within their bubbles) as part of the schools behaviour system for encouraging and rewarding positive behaviour playtimes; towards the cost (coach transport) of year 6 children celebrating their Into University graduation with a visit to Cambridge University; towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren; towards the cost of re-stocking books chosen by children who have been awarded a book due to consistently maintain 'excellent' behaviour as part of a the school's 'Aim for the Stars Behaviour System'; towards the cost of books for an annual Effort and Achievement Event which celebrates pupils who have worked hard and/or achieved well; towards the cost of books for the children who have been able to consistently maintain 'excellent' behaviour as part of a project to 'Aim for the Stars' |
| EARLSMEAD PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2022 | £12k | towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a trip to Mountfitchet Castle; towards the cost of sports equipment (balls, bibs, cones, ropes, etc) needed to launch a girls football season and continue basketball lunch-time provision; towards the cost (entrance fees, coach hire, etc) of a trip to the Royal London Observatory; towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a Residential trip to Pendarren OEC in Wales; towards the cost (hire of two coaches) of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a trip to the Museum of London; towards the cost (coach transport hire) of a trip to Hampton Court Palace; towards the cost of a programme of four workshops linking to World Poetry Day; towards the cost of hiring a coach to the Royal Albert Hall for transporting pupils participating in the Haringey Schools Music Festival; towards the cost of books to engage reluctant readers; towards the cost of new books for the school library |
| MUSWELL HILL PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2022 | £11k | towards the cost of Art Therapy to provide support for pupils in terms of their Mental Health and Well Being exacerbated by Covid-19; for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of two classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to the Isle of Wight; towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a year 6 residential trip to the Isle of Wight on 4th October 2021 |
| ALEXANDRA PARK & PALACE CHARITABLE TRUST | FY2022 | £10k | towards the cost of 'Biblio-Buzz (Alexandra Palace Children’s Book Awards) 2022' in partnership with School Librarians and the Haringey Library Service |
| AP SAINTS NETBALL CLUB | FY2022 | £10k | towards the cost (facility hire) of training and competition venue (Fortismere School) hire fees; towards the cost (accommodation, travel and food) of taking 10 squads of girls from age 8-15 to a weekend post-covid netball tour at Skegness in July 2022; towards the cost (travel by train and overnight accommodation) of taking a team of 12 girls to the U14 National competition in Sheffield in May 2022 after re-gaining the London and SE champions title on 24th April |
| NORTH LONDON CRICKET CLUB | FY2022 | £10k | towards the cost of extending the club's practice nets from two lanes to four lanes to accommodate the increasing under-25 yr olds membership |
| BELMONT JUNIOR SCHOOL | FY2022 | £9k | for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of two classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; for the cost of 30 Soprano 25 Note easily portable Glockenspiels to replace existing old, damaged and cumbersome ones and enable a whole class to participate in theory music lessons at the same time; towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren; towards the cost of a project to provide Year 6 children with the opportunity to learn sailing; towards the cost of Year 3 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Cuffley Camp Active Learning Centre; towards the cost of Year 4 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Cuffley Camp Active Learning Centre; towards the cost of books to re-stock Class Book Corners and the Library to increase the representation of the ethnic and cultural backgrounds of pupils in the texts; |
| WEST GREEN PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2022 | £9k | for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of Year 4/5 children in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren; towards the cost of a Haringey Shed School Outreach team provided drama education programme; towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending 'The Big Bubble Company's Christmas Carol' pantomime show; for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of one class in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; towards the cost of providing a book to every child in the Reception class |
| DEVONSHIRE HILL PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2022 | £9k | towards the cost of Year 6 pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren; for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of two classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; towards the cost of a climbing and balance structure within a newly planted woodland Forest School area to provide a facility for climbing while some young trees remain unsuitable for many years; towards the cost of a range of diverse resources that are reflective of the local community to enhance the Nursery and Reception class role play and reading corners - items include Multicultural soft dolls, baby dolls and small world figures for the Nursery, cooking resources, magnetic people puzzle, a range of diverse books and a range of authentic role play clothes such as saris, wraps, kurta, head caps, etc; towards the cost of creating (with polyhemp rope, sweet chestnut poles, hooks, clamps, ground anchors, etc) a rope activity area within an existing Forest School area |
| THE TROVE MARKET C.I.C | FY2022 | £9k | towards the cost of a community event taking place on the first Saturday of the month in Lordship Recreation Ground which facilitates a range of free educational workshops for local children (700 estimated), e.g. art workshops, sports sessions, jewellery making & group singing and also providing a platform for young people to sell their creations to develop their entrepreneurial skills; towards the cost of a community event taking place on the first Saturday of the month in Lordship Recreation Ground which facilitates a range of free educational workshops for local children (1500 estimated), e.g. art workshops, sports sessions, jewellery making & crocheting workshops and also providing a platform for young people to sell their creations to develop their entrepreneurial skills |
| KIDS CARE LONDON | FY2022 | £8k | towards the cost of 32 Haringey children with Special Needs attending Camp Horizon - a two-week summer residential programme using a 1:1 care ratio at all times |
| TEEN ACTION | FY2022 | £8k | towards the cost of 'Flash It' - a six month accredited photography program for disadvantaged and academically challenged young women aged 16-18; towards the cost of 'ArtWaves' - an out-of-hours craft/art provision for young women (16-18 years) from the Orthodox Jewish ethnic minority community engaging 60 beneficiaries who are disadvantaged, experience high levels of poverty, overcrowding, social isolation and exclusion through an accredited AQA Unit Award Scheme at Level 2 programmes taking place weekly for 2.5 hours in late afternoons for a total of 38 weeks providing opportunities in floristry, hairdressing, confectionary and pyrography; towards the cost of 'Creative Break' a two week summer 2022 scheme for 60 high school girls from poor homes who would otherwise spend their summer holidays in boredom but instead will gain increased vocational skills and social opportunity whilst young Teen Action volunteers will hone their leadership skills |
| HR SPORTS ACADEMY CIC | FY2022 | £7k | towards the cost of a February Half-Term programme of multi-sports camps offering coaching for 105 children aged between 5 and 15 years old; towards the cost (venue hire, etc.) of a programme of Easter multi-sports and soccer camps offering coaching for 125 children aged between 5 and 15 years old with a focus on social and physical skill development, teamwork, friendships, health and fitness, inclusion, breaking down barriers, creating cohesion and leadership; towards the cost of a Whitsun school holiday 'sports for all' camp in N15 and N22 for 125 children aged between 5 and 15 years old offering football coaching and multi-sports all with a focus on improving mental health and well-being and an emphasis on fun, fair play, social and physical skill development, teamwork, friendships, health and fitness, developing confidence, perseverance, breaking down barriers and creating cohesion; towards the cost (venue hire, etc) of a four-week programme of Summer Holiday football and multi-sports camps offering coaching for 300 children aged between 5 and 15 years old |
| HARINGEY HAWKS PRM BASKETBALL | FY2022 | £7k | for the cost of team transport (buses, coaches, mini-buses, etc) to enable the Club's various teams to participate in a range of local, regional and national competitions and events during the year |
| BLOOMING BLOSSOMS TRUST | FY2022 | £7k | towards the cost of a 'Feeling Talking Walking Sensory Garden' that will benefit 50 SEN children weekly by creating an outdoor sensory space that will delight and stimulate fragile senses of children with learning disabilities and behavioural/emotional challenges |
| SANJURO TRAINING SYSTEMS LTD | FY2022 | £7k | towards the cost of continuing a 24 session/12 week programme of accessible martial arts based classes at Bruce Grove Youth Club and Hornsey School for Girls; towards the cost of continuing a 24 session/12 week programme of accessible martial arts based classes for students who are disabled or have learning difficulties at Haringey Sixth Form College; towards the cost of a 19 session/10 week programme of accessible martial arts based classes for students who are disabled or have learning difficulties at Haringey Sixth Form College; towards the cost of a 20 session/10 week programme of accessible martial arts based classes at Bruce Grove Youth Club and Hornsey School for Girls; towards the cost of a 20 session/10 week programme of accessible martial arts based classes at Bruce Grove Youth Club and Hornsey School for Girls |
| WELBOURNE PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2022 | £7k | for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of three classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme; towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren |
| HARINGEY LEARNING PARTNERSHIP - COMMERCE HOUSE | FY2022 | £6k | towards the cost of a group of excluded students attending a Team building day at Stubbers Outdoor Activity Centre in Essex; towards the cost of a 6-week farming and nurture course at Jamie's Farm in Waterloo as apart of an expansion to the Partnership's Respite provision (to which all Haringey secondary schools refer students at risk of permanent exclusion) with 72 pupils attending in cohorts of 12 in each half-term |
| LEV ECHOD CANCER CARE | FY2022 | £6k | towards the cost of Adventure Expedition Camp - a six-day residential at Kent Manor for 80 children and young people who have cancer or are young carers caring for a close family member with cancer |
| ST ANNS CE PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2022 | £6k | towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Aylmerton in Norfolk; towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren |
| STEP BY STEP | FY2022 | £6k | towards the cost of a 40 week programme of 'Special Sundays' - a Sunday-Club for 50 disabled and disadvantaged children aged 3-10 who will enjoy enriching experiences promoting resilience, independence, health-advancing activities and reduced isolation that, with wheelchair-accessible transport to and from home, aims to ensure access for all |
| FACE FRONT INCLUSIVE THEATRE | FY2022 | £6k | towards the cost of a Theatre for Health in schools project which will tour two productions (It’s My Move & Whisper Me Happy Ever After) and promote two digital projects (It’s My Choice & Whisper Digital) in primary, secondary and special schools throughout Haringey |
| ACTION FOR KIDS (T/A 'MY AFK') | FY2022 | £6k | towards the cost of Employabilty skills training and job coaching for young people with learning disabilities |
| BERNIE GRANT ARTS CENTRE | FY2022 | £6k | towards the cost of Creative Holiday Clubs 2022 - targeting disadvantaged Black school pupils and providing enriching, creative and performing arts focused activities for 200 students in years 5-8 |
| COLLAGE ARTS | FY2022 | £6k | towards the cost of Collage Voices: a 40 week programme of Music Technology Provision for 11-16 year olds on Saturdays and through a new after-school hub |
| ROWLAND HILL CHILDRENS CENTRE | FY2022 | £6k | towards the cost of resources for 'continuous outdoor maths provision' e.g. a weighing / measuring / timing station, large numerals for the garden, large maths games, etc; towards the cost of an Annual International Day celebrating diversity in Tottenham through the provision of a range of educational experiences that the children engage with; towards the cost of new outdoor resources (comprised of two large balance beams, a rolling tunnel, stepping stones of various sizes and heights, a bridge and tiny panels - all made of sustainable wood with a 15 year guarantee) in the nursery school's baby and toddler garden; towards the cost of developing the Centre's outside area to provide more learning opportunities by adding games and equipment that will complement existing provision such as a set of scales for the mud kitchen and timers for racing games; towards the cost of building a tree house in one of four established trees in the nursery garden to create many educational opportunities throughout the school; towards the cost of all weather protection (e.g. water proofs) for children whilst using the mud kitchen/digging area/outdoor class room/forest school areas when its wet/raining outside or when engaging in some of the messier activities such as digging or gardening |
| HOLY TRINITY CHURCH (FORMERLY THE GREEN) CE PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2022 | £6k | towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Aylmerton in Norfolk; towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren |
| KID CITY PLUS | FY2022 | £5k | for the cost of 'Hear the Children's Voices' - a music and art therapy project for special needs children |
| YOUTH ON THE MOVE (LONDON) | FY2022 | £5k | towards the cost of 'Engaging the Disengaged' a midweek getaway 'Pathways project' for 45 disadvantaged young people aged 14-16 at risk of becoming NEET. The project includes workshops, skill enhancing activities and career guidance. The getaway takes place in Gaveston Hall, Sussex RH13 6RF and will be staffed by experienced youth workers and volunteers, as well as external specialists |
| NORTH HARINGEY PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2022 | £5k | towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship to attend a Year 6 Residential trip to Pendarren OEC in Wales; for the cost of instrument hire to support the participation of two classes in the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching scheme |
| THE LITERACY PIRATES | FY2022 | £5k | towards the cost of 'Haringey Learning Programme 2021-22' a project to allow disadvantaged young people from Haringey schools to improve their literacy, confidence and perseverance by taking part in weekly learning sessions in unique learning spaces with one to one support from trained volunteers and guided by qualified teachers |
| YOUNG AND INSPIRED | FY2022 | £5k | towards the cost of 'Klubhouse Kidz' - a Sunday Club and school holiday playscheme for 200 vulnerable children who face dual challenges of poverty and one or more of: bereavement, mental-health risk-factors, immigration or complicated family situations |
| COLLEGE OF HARINGEY, ENFIELD AND NORTH EAST LONDON | FY2022 | £5k | towards the cost of a programme of eight 'Soft Skills for Employability Workshops' delivered by the Barrier Breakers Foundation |
| THE STYLISTERS | FY2022 | £4k | towards the cost of rehearsal and performance venue hire (Northumberland Park School and Millfield Theatre) |
| ST PAULS & ALL HALLOWS FEDERATION | FY2022 | £4k | towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren in November 2021 |
| ST MARYS CE PRIMARY SCHOOL | FY2022 | £4k | towards the cost of pupils from families in financial hardship attending a residential trip to Pendarren |
| HIGHLIGHTS | FY2022 | £4k | towards the cost of 'Project Build Your Future!' - a weekly dance and movement project for 120 disadvantage C&YP running on Sundays for 1.5 hours |