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​A free, accredited and award-winning leadership  programme for any Year 12 student in Redbridge​, Newham and ​Waltham Forest.
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What our programme is about

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Testimonials 

"The Future Leaders Programme engages pupils from across Redbridge with a fantastic range of academic and enrichment opportunities empowering them to make informed choices about their next steps. The programme equips them with the tools and experiences to be strong candidates for top institutions like the University of Oxford."
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| Dr Hugh Munro | Acting Tutor for Access | Wadham College, University of Oxford |
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​“The Future Leaders Programme teaches young people about the importance of democracy and the rule of law and empowers them to be active citizens who lead positive change in their local communities. It engages young people not only to be tolerant of those that may be different, but to celebrate our diversity to make our communities stronger. It was an absolute pleasure to speak to the Future Leaders Programme.”
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| Wes Streeting | MP for Ilford North | ​

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Really enjoyed talking to Redbridge pupils about my own journey from a Stepney council estate to the House of Commons and why clearing hurdles makes us stronger than if we’d been born into privilege, even if the course is harder. pic.twitter.com/M7Vd6WBICf

— Wes Streeting MP (@wesstreeting) February 3, 2020
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“The Future Leaders Programme gives young people the opportunity to engage with important concepts such as the Law and Equality in a meaningful and reflective way, so they have a true understanding of where these concepts originate from and why they continue to be so important in our society today. We would certainly welcome engaged and motivated young people such as this to Queen Mary University.  It was an absolute pleasure working with the Future Leaders Programme”
| Dr. Alan Dignam | Professor of Corporate Law | Queen Mary University of London | 

Awards 

UK Parliament

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Community campaign of the year Award

ITV National Diversity

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Community Organisation Award

Redbridge Community

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Contribution in Support of Young People

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Want to be a Future Leader?

Develop the experience and skills required to be a successful future leader through the Future Leaders Programme; funded for Year 12 Redbridge, Newham and Waltham Forest students!

Workshop topics 

The aim of the programme is to inform and empower young people so they are equipped with the necessary confidence and skills required to be a successful Future Leader. The programme will be delivered by supporting young people in developing an in-depth understanding of a carefully selected series of workshops, guest speakers, enrichment trips and team building exercises.
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Enrichment Trips 

Students will be supported by developing an in-depth understanding of a range of topics carefully selected to ensure vital skills and knowledge required in a Future Leader. The programme is designed to include the following:
  • Topical workshops
  • Visits to cultural and religious sites
  • Enrichment visits
  • Visits to key British institutions including a Crown Court and the Palace of Westminster
  • Guest speakers including admission tutors from top universities
  • Team building exercises and trips such as escape rooms, trampolining & laser tag 
  • Graduation event at the University of Oxford
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Houses of Parliament & Criminal Courts

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Government Departments in Whitehall

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Graduation event at Oxford University

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