RTM Impact Report
Discover our newly released RTM Impact Report, publishing for the first time the real-time data that proves the impact of RTM on the educational outcomes of children growing up in relative poverty.
OUR IMPACT
To date, we’ve delivered over £3.6 million of musical resources in 182 schools, serving 145,000 young people across the UK. And we’re growing!
A award from Restore the Music really can transform a school, its music department, and the lives and futures of its pupils:
“The mental wellbeing and behaviour of pupils - pupils who have been close to exclusion have found their place within the music department and have been able to become active and happy citizens within school.” Alice Johnstone, Ark Action Academy, Ealing
“We are continually pushing ourselves. Uptake at GCSE is massively above the national average and we are expecting the same at KS5. .. we already have over 200 students receiving 1:1 instrumental lessons alongside a double lesson of music for all students at KS3. Music is at the core of our school and is inclusive and diverse. It is seen by our community (students, staff, parents) as something that all can be successful in and not for ‘the few’.”
ACTON: £51,000 BARKING & DAGENHAM: £70,000 BARNET: £30,000 BEXLEY: £10,000 BRENT: £65,000 BROMLEY: £10,000CAMDEN: £80,000 CROYDON: £260,207 EALING: £20,000 ENFIELD: £40,000 GREENWICH: £82,500 HACKNEY: £229,915 HAMMERSMITH & FULHAM: £60,000 HARINGEY: £190,000 HILLINGDON: £20,000 HOUNSLOW: £45,000 ISLINGTON: £160,000 KENSINGTON & CHELSEA: £33,336 LAMBETH: £181,000 LEWISHAM: £80,000 MERTON: £20,000 NEWHAM: £365,000 REDBRIDGE: £20,000 SOUTHWARK: £257,000 SUTTON: £10,000 TOWER HAMLETS: £105,000 WALTHAM FOREST: £50,000 WANDSWORTH: £65,000 WESTMINSTER: £60,000 BIRMINGHAM: £260,000 MANCHESTER: £381,000 NEWCASTLE: £251,000
