I have watched young people bloom. The satisfaction is priceless and the reason I chose a career in teaching.

Rachel Dawson, Tutor, Bolton School of the Arts

I have watched young people bloom. The satisfaction is priceless and the reason I chose a career in teaching.

Rachel Dawson, Tutor, Bolton School of the Arts

I have watched young people bloom. The satisfaction is priceless and the reason I chose a career in teaching.

Rachel Dawson, Tutor, Bolton School of the Arts

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The National Saturday Club works with a shared purpose – bringing together educational institutions, industry and cultural partners – to deliver a transformational, free education programme for 13–16-year-olds nationwide. 

In 2022–23, 94 Saturday Clubs at 72 universities, colleges and cultural institutions engaged with the programme, supporting recruitment, outreach, widening access strategies across the UK.

Extensive research and evaluation shows that the National Saturday Club’s programme framework enables and empowers young people to build their skills, discover their strengths and talents, develop their confidence, and better understand pathways to further study and future careers.

Joining the network will connect your institution with young people, parents, schools, cultural organisations and industry, initiating a local ecology of support and providing crucial extracurricular learning opportunities for young people as part of an established national programme.

We would be delighted to welcome you to the network.

To find out more about starting a Saturday Club, contact Paul Allnutt, UK Network Director. For more information about the programme and its impacts please see our 2022-23 Annual Review.

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