Current Projects

Baysgarth School received £35,000 from the Post Covid-19 Revival Fund to further develop their curriculum around the North Lincolnshire Employability Skills Framework.

Warwickshire College Group (WCG) received £46,173 from the Post Covid-19 Fund for their WCG Hub project.

Tower Hamlets Education Business Partnership (THEBP) received £24,250 from the Post Covid-19 Revival Fund to develop a “Virtual Work Experience” programme.

Building on the success of the Skills Builder Universal Framework, the Skills Builder Partnership received £50,000 from the Post Covid-19 Revival fund to develop a national training platform for teachers.

The Edge Hotel School (EHS) received a grant of £65,000 in the 2018/19 Edge Grant Fund for their Inspiring Hospitality Careers/My Hospitality Life project.

The Skills Builder Partnership received a grant of £90,000 in the 2018/19 Edge Grant Fund for the further development of the Skills Builder approach to Problem Based Learning (PBL), focussing on primary school age children.

Derby College received a grant of £79,992 in the 2018/19 Edge Grant Fund for their project looking at how embedding problem based learning could support successful transitions to employment and higher level learning.

Eden Project Learning (EPL) received a grant of £94,629 in the 2018/19 Edge Grant Fund for their Horticulture Advocates Programme (HAP).

Yeovil College received a grant of £100,000 in the 2018/19 Edge Grant Fund for their Health Care Futures project.

Activate Learning received a grant of £75,500 in the 2018/19 Edge Grant Fund for their development of a Project Based Learning (PBL) model which can be differentiated for academic and vocational learners.

Newcastle University received a grant of £77,532 in the 2018/19 Edge Grant Fund for their Problem Based Learning Goes to University project.

The Barbican Centre received a grant of  £39,089 in the 2017/18 Edge Grant Fund for their Careers Rewired project.