When the Prime Minister recently announced £22.5 million for after-school clubs to reduce screen time, the headline sounded like good news. More opportunities for young people to engage. The Prime Minister’s announcement of £22.5 million for after-school clubs to tackle the “worrying trend” of children spending too much time on

At Sherpas, we’re proud to be a social enterprise, delivering social value through every programme we run, and embedding that commitment structurally, including a profit promise written into our articles of association. “One of the first countries to focus on social entrepreneurship at large and social procurement specifically, the United

On 18 March 2025, the government introduced the National Baccalaureate for England – a bold new qualification for 16–18 year olds that brings academic learning, vocational skills, and real-world experience together. This comes just days before Andy Burnham called out Whitehall for failing to understand the realities young people face