the call launched our August monthly action which calls upon campaigners to contact MPs ahead of the crucial upcoming vote on the bill to enshrine the UK's commitment to...
Sarah Laughton of our Macclesfield group, who joined RESULTS for two days work experience, wrote this blog on the issue of teacher shortages in sub-Saharan Africa.
Due to the ongoing work of organisations such as the Global Partnership for Education, and the rising school-age population in Sub-Saharan Africa, more children than ever are enrolling in primary education. However, this progress faces a potential barrier: a lack of teaching staff. A lack of teachers means a...
Millions of children do not receive the education they deserve. For some this is because there are simply no schools for them to attend, but for many, schools do exist and there are other factors that prevent children from learning. One of these barriers is the distance children have to travel to get to school, which ultimately discourages children from attending, and those that do, may arrive too tired to concentrate.
Sabrina de Souza, Nutrition Advocacy Coordinator...
My name is Joe and I am 16 years old and live in Camberwell. There is a requirement at my school that all students in year 11 should do a week of work experience during their summer holiday. I chose to do my work experience at RESULTS because I had heard about the work that is done here and it fascinated me. This is because I am incredibly interested in the social and economic issues that many people face in parts of the developing World and how charities like RESULTS plan to combat them....
Laura Kerr, of the Paisley RESULTS grassroots group, remembers her time at school and share her motivation for undertaking her own Footsteps for Futures challenge.
How many times has someone said to you “put yourself in their shoes” in order to make you think about a situation differently?
Well that’s exactly what the team at RESULTS challenged me to do a...
RESULTS UK offers its deepest sympathy to the friends and families of all those whose lives were lost in the MH17 crash. Our director, Aaron Oxley, remembers and honours the life and work of Glenn Thomas, a longstanding friend of RESULTS.
It’s hard to believe that it’s been over a week since the shooting down of flight MH17 above Ukraine. There are almost no words to fully express the senseless loss of those 298 people. Among those on the airplane was...
My name is Sarah Laughton, I am involved in the Macclesfield group of RESULTS and I am very excited to have the opportunity to come down to London for a couple of days to visit the RESULTS office and see how everything is run ‘behind the scenes’.
I am currently at school in Macclesfield where I have recently finished my GCSEs and going on to study my A-levels in September. The subjects that I have chosen are French, Geography, Maths and Economics with a view to probably studying...
Felix Jakens, RESULTS' Grassroots Campaigns Manager, tells us how his Footsteps for Futures challenge changed his perspective on his journey to work.
I’m coming to the close of my week-long Footsteps for Futures challenge, walking to and from work every day for a week. I have to admit it hasn’t been the hardest thing I’ve ever done; I’m lucky, I only live 2.2 miles from the RESULTS office. Brixton to Vauxhall,...
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