The Student 202112022,f.' Impact R¥port The StudentWI company limited by gua Trust thgrrerKI ,whoweal Sof the charhyfor the Contents Page Reference and administrative information Executive Director's welcome Letter from Chair of Trustees Who we are Our Theory of Change Story so far Our achievements in 2021122 Our Approach Our influenti31 work 10. Our work in schools 11. 2022 - 2023= A look ahead 12. Trustees annual report including directors report 13. Independent examinerfs report 14. Statement of financial activities 15. Balance Sheet 16. Notes to the financial statements 17. Thank yous • Student References Executive Directorfs Welcome Company Independent Examiner The Dir-ctor: Df th- chariiable cornpJny are Its Tru51eesknthp (t￿ntY M). 11726 Office 8rixton 17b Eknc Brixlo lOr￿jOn SW9 8LA stsr H￿Se. stsr Hill Mxhester The Following Diwtors arhd TTU$te￿ Served duringttE￿r 2021172.. MEI IUX 4 D. Clark (Tre3surerl 4 J Binding (Resigned on 18 June 2022) 4 M Cole IResigned on 24June 20221 4 8. Cumming5 IResigned on 25 NoVerntW2¢￿1j 4 J Burrows 4 NV. Cox S. Samee 4 A Abek3h.Mens3h -> A. Abdullah ee We have taken steps to adapt the curriculum and smartened up our design and website. We've brought on new talent and will continue to harness the expertise of those passionate about our cause. Be￿ Mulenga Executive Director Executive Director Welcome This ￿￿lfie5 chanBin8 of the ward atKJ3n excibng ￿￿(hapt It isvitsl towort on the momentum rpach a5 far as we can. Sol¢xNJn and theteam ha%done Over tt*Trears 6 impresgve3nd I have some gtKJotsto fll. Twtpve e5tsbli5FEd cFkvitya53 t[ue¥￿[ea￿d It I￿OMe) ￿aLOn of in the fi8ht agan5t ffllsinformation I hallerEestrE Lickof litera There 3re some 8re3t opwrtunihes with ourAII-Paty Parliamentary Group (AP￿} on MEdiJ ￿ter1[¥tDw0rk with other partners io change the future of cduc3bon 50young woplc 3rc equipped with the neie55ary 5ki115 to survive In the diEitsI age We wèlcome The charity hos laid a strong foundotion and con nowgrowfurtherfaster.- journey. Ouf2pproach IS C￿nging2s well as our digitsl look.we have lakcn 5tCP5 10 adapt the curriculum and srnartened up Dur dESign and website. We've brDUEht on rFewtslent and will connnue io ￿￿￿e$S the txFtrhst ol those paSSlDn3te about our causE. The{￿rity th L3id 3 strong f(XJ[Ktstr￿ (an tK)w growfvftt f35ter. l ￿mned team at the tsil end (rfthe aCatkM￿ ye3r and its be￿ a wtrirlwino hrst ￿t￿s. Iljrwork wll cowue ts tw to reach 10.LK youngpe(ple In the nextfiyeyea￿J incredse the wmberof and charity 15 OLJrpitElinefrom c1355room to new5roDm with the upcornin8 empower the next generahon Df storytellets and newSC3Sters. Bejay Mulenga MBE Executive Director Founders Letter "It is time fora new chupterforthecharity und myself. I know I hove left it in sofe honds ￿th a bright future thonks to Bejay.- [￿r team ol tiO%S-Paty parli3mentarianSSFth to le￿her5. student5.￿￿Jrrd1St& OFCOM. Ctm the DfE and technDlwcQrnpaniL￿ an how io eqUIp￿￿&￿￿e￿d Y47d ictywilh theiritical thinkirE 5kils needed todavvthen consuming The leaming5 from thts*TtÉetings re3fhrmed Our thai lit￿Y U5t pwt (*ttE natiot curriculL to step down as Chief Executive ol ihe cliarily. The Student View has been a huge part ol my life and will conhnue ol TrL15tce5 toen5ure a smooth 115 future 15 very bright with 8ejavat the helrn This year. have launched a three- vear wrtner5hip with the Esmèe Fairbairn Foundatron. reaching more owilisations outside of London. Iwouhj like ts)t￿k JI th05ew1￿ made this tr￿￿tr￿ p05ybk. 5tkntE with Jo &nitlnE for hErl[llTh￿BWt￿12 Contributi￿ Over theyearS￿ a trUs￿e and then 35 thir.ow IoTmera current BD3rd of TtUstee53￿ Thp 5tudentWth￿S ftntaS￿ empl(4£e%- In ourhrstyear leading theAPPG on Media Literary a5 the 5ecrelariat. we hJie made Importlnt Jnd well- policy debate 8Wut the sl3le of media Solomon Elliott Founder Who we are Ourwision of Engh5hchildrEnfrDm knw.incomecornmunitiEShaYe ThYakorr•DrnA¢#alltarocyskllk. occordlThgtoaT4ach4r T¢•p$urvey•fmorethon6.500tsachtrsln 2021. All (hildren krKWltkvrM)re5 nwtitr. 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9:46I3498436<75 Our story SEPTEMBER2016 JUNE 2017 cKroBER 2U17 SEPTEMBER 2018 First round of funding ond First Pop-up newsroom First Fundroising Event FirstJournalistVolunteer Irst News Partner An even1￿wth Ert¥t* &tnett Alan Rusbridger. £22( t[￿l￿tknh LÉMÈ. Hatch HÉh 5(hcK)l Harrow The Finantial Timei 5UPPOrted project for 10 London ￿h0o1 ne￿5rOOMS EnlrcDrcneur5 gr3nt lundd by the Big Lottery Fund and Lloyd's Bank for £5.CQO. Beniley Wocd High Schwl for Gids. Harrow NOVEMBER2018 NOVEMBER 2018 MAY2019 Firrt Programme Delivered First Focus on Investigative 1.000 TSVJournalists Outsideof London Local Journalist Troined Solomon Elliott appointed to the BBC'S Diversity & Inclusion Advisory Group tunded by Gocvgle.or8. wih 9Jpwrt fr(th￿de￿￿K Fifwi491 fin￿5 SUt¥Mxted a yertts 10 Lotth xhool Our story continued io li 12 13 A￿LIST2019 N￿BER￿9 JVK>)20 SEPTEMBER 2020 Support Global Progrnmmes Tsvoworded 2019Globd First onnual Studentyiew Youth and Media Prize First nrytional news investiglrtion F>ublished Inierwtion31 media iiteratyefforts in Bulgaria and m(￿gOI18. inThe ￿ardian. 14 15 16 17 NOVEMBER2021 RIL2QI MAY2021 JULY2021 Lounth of ￿l-PartY Parliamentary Group on Found(rtI￿ network MÈdia Litèracy Online Media Literocy Strategy published bythe GO￿Amont TkTokCampaign Il* Fi￿&¥￿1rnes sUp￿rt￿ a txp¥ie.vi¥. proieck Mfviety I IIITies bUPFthed a Lorhdon sthool proj￿tfor ne4vsrooms Our story continued 18 19 20 21 MARCH 2022 APRIL2022 MAY2022 JUNE2022 DCM&funded project launchèd totrnin SEND t•ach•rs NaYweb5ftes and br￿￿1ft9 laund*d First popup newsroom New Executivè DirÈttor jaymulèng Wlyanyouth Z¢n• 10 Our Achievements 2021122 1902 First workshops at spffiul sdhools NÈW lookforthècharrty fai¢1 First pop.up newsroom with o youth centre APPG M••tin9S with m￿13s￿p5￿EA5￿￿E￿lth￿.TWrttE￿.￿￿ts￿￿T￿T 23 newsroom5 launched in 202V22 I44￿￿*%.j0~SsnC-- xpEc-oer21 382TSV R•port•rs traln•d thls y•ar TSV Reporters in Numbers t1*51udentyiew on Pupil Premium ThE must dI￿d￿￿ntsged thildren in th￿t￿ntry 35 % Black. Asian orMinority-Ethnic 12 % Special Educational Needsand Disability 57% F•mal•. 43% Mal• thesludentvlew QDq One of the most diverse newsrooms in the country Studentsfrom year 8 to year13 participated r)n< Our approach o) Real Ille Impxt 1Thv•8¥wE￿Spl￿dty1tt￿￿e￿5QfY0V￿￿ peoplefvomV￿kTheDrlynted￿p&Were sharedbvlt￿l N￿￿1￿¥￿1$abOrtsand (DM￿nitY￿uF were?chEdoUttyw￿Otmighty￿ty?n￿ i￿￿￿eOurMe￿>fftÈ. NwSSion.viSionand IuE5 Shared Leamings 0> PEr5uadlngthe pmrfvjl P￿laMcrrtana￿Charnw￿d0￿tal1>roI thetfjuntry￿d fouktech tompani¥tvf4*. OuièLwf03ch ir3n5f(Thed tosthJrL%5thp ongDing situahon Qandtm ttwl4wk5h0war￿1Ith1.Qnly￿er￿Ery. 13 rtt, eLoA*AcNicolofW• dp LordHa5Tit DpmHJn￿￿asA1P TheRtWon.theLoRI Our Influential Work The gouls of the APPG: oise owarene55 ornong padiomentsrian5thot Tnedi literacyskillsarevital totheu Outside of the clossroom. we shoped the conversation obout media literacy and how to be safe on the internet. through ourwork in paAiament. media and on sociol media. Workwth podiotnentgrion5 to chtsmpion Med￿ literacy 5kn115 ineducation and widerKciety. Bvild upon the¢V￿nt evidentr bose of medio literocyskills ornongyoung people andwdersociety Offer recommendtstions to thegovernmentto ensure the n()tionol cvrriculvrD refects the1th5t medio litera chollenges 14 In our firstyear asthe secretariat of the APPG on Media LrteTaCy. ourteam of paAiamentarian5 spoketoteacher5. students.journalists and technologyexperts on howto equip young people and wider societywiththe critical thinking skills needed today when consuming media. We hosted eight meetings w￿r•th• groupt4)okthose invdTrtd totosK from quizzin9 sociol media compunies on what they ore doing to preventthe spread of misinforn)ation: toaskingteathers and students what supportthey need to be oble to spot it. EÉTINGS CALENDAR Chlldren and Young People Reseorchers ond Journalists % TheStudentView Teocherand Medio ThEs￿ent￿lew Theyoup35W nine pupil 5fromfrfo￿ory9ndprb￿ stthols**Ossthe¢fjuntty￿1tht*t￿1ert￿¥￿th X Tr¢5Nthi TFLeStudEntView SWa1th￿kStON￿Ea￿tH[knrn. Emli yEV3n5.Lizbl￿2. yAkiwiYw.F3ytsntElIi￿[￿e5￿a.5aMLee.HlTTIEtcQx. *lenWthtyd Jr0Wenknyfor5Wngt￿IreXperf$e. Soetial ￿aNkS￿O ￿t￿[* $d￿raLL￿n￿$tofrprn￿tykh￿ PatsiC13AdÉynE3tUptonCtQ55Pri￿rykhcd. LyM¥th3t JohnKe&ts'Axartanot4ty-DrOfittd￿lon?rQ8f*y￿￿,b￿ieé> JTrV￿thFi￿T1￿5￿n5akn￿ NtrMba3nd h￿Sb￿￿￿t5to C15CUSS3dvertslng3￿fft￿dL7IiteTrry.R￿pre5entskn￿￿rOM wndTlkT(th?15QOrteThded Rep￿ntatI￿f￿rnTikTrtA￿tth.F￿k.FY￿￿3 TwItterv￿eq￿￿5hL￿edAbD￿tth￿irwtsin ts(kI￿g rk￿8(￿lInE 15 Ourwork in Schools FT x The Student Wiew Our Editorial and Programme Lead Caitlin Webb and Communrty Reporter Lape Banjo Olarinoyedeliyered media literacyworkshops virtually and in-per50nthroughout5econdarysch¢)ols in London. We worked with volunteer FT newsjournalists to deliver medio literacy training toTSV reportersto support themto develop their*)wn lo¢al news in¥estigUtions. Speciul thonksto Robert Wright, Malcolm Moore, Alexundra Heal, Elizabeth Peors. Cristino Crindle and Adele Jonesot the Finunciol Tim FT 2021122 16 155 57% Female. 43% Mule school newsrooms TSV Reporters Mole 60•/oOn puwl premium 60% 35Yo Black. Asitin or Minority-Ethnic 12 16 Jty Esmée Fairbairn Foundation x TSV Our Editorial and Pro9ramme Lèad Caitlin Webb lounched newsrooms with young people oged obove16 utyouth clubs and sixth form colleges. Theseyoung journalists wrote investigations about their local police force5. reports of Stalking and harassment, criminal damagt and thtftfrtsm vèhiclts. 10 TSV Reporters from Wigan and Blackburn Youthzones filmed video news reports aboutthe latest stalking and haras5mentfigures in their area. DCMS x TSV Wrth the help of SEND consultant t>onielle Cannicott. we put grantfunding from the Department for Digital, Culture. Media and Sport to great Use. We launched u research project expk*ring the Challenges and barriers thatteachers of leamers with SEND und young people foce in ¢xcessing digital media interventions. We applied thefeedbackof theteachers and young pèoplèfrom Nash LiYabilityColleg• and Parkwood Hall Co-operativeAcudemy to odapt the resources we use in our po*up newsrooms. Vlh¢rtw• I￿rnt. ActessIbl￿tyoflangUage a krrferso¥*shLal slff4ifyorpr￿teach key¥oc3buLIry engage more inthe mtsial sURwbngv￿va15. 55ryniLIs and c(hIM5￿￿e•a5 repètibon and to￿oI1da￿0n are vÈatw•stoF*￿*7th the retention of infomiation King's College School x Harris Academy Wimbledon x TSV A group of five sixth formers from Kin9'5 College School lèud mtdiu-litèracy sessions with 50 Ytor eight studentsfrom Harris Acodemy, Wimbledon. The KCS students ShO￿d the lessons theyweye toughtfrom our Editorial and Progmmme Leod Caitlin Webb about howto fact-check. spot misirrformation arKI tsll fact from fiction. Investig¢Jlions 133 pets reported Sto1￿ in Wimb 14 teerw5 finedforlitteringwl Merton 30 daiffls forinjuries to Merton Council Verdict 710h 92% adnMLtedtt￿rfldn￿knOWI&w* 19 Student Achievements Corr•ctlyd•finSng mTsinfO￿atknn.. COrr•ct￿d•finInY Malfwmatlm." rce55fullyidentrfyat ￿05t￿ne bÈhtsYitsurt¥>SPOtMiSittltsimtstltsn.. 00 Jo JOJO 94 65% 74 B3% BEFORE AFfER BEFORE AFfER BEFORE AFTER BEFo￿E FTER Looking Ahead Reaching MO￿ children than ever before We aim to teach 10,(￿ schoolchildren acrossthe country in the next three years with our in-school newsrooms. Fruming theconversatiC*n New research on media literacyand children's understanding of the digitsl wodd wlll be commlssloned byourteam. e9acy of Media knteracy Champions A group of up to l¢XI teachers will become expert trainers thanks to funding from European Media and Information Fund in partnership with P5HE A5XKiatio and investigative joumalism experts at BellingcaL led by Eliot Higgins. Teoming up with nèw ptsrtntrs We plan to wot*with industy le3ders such as NCTJ, BellingcaL Demos. G31Dem. PSHE Association and continue ourwork with the Finanti2lTimes. News UK d Esmée Fairbairn Foundation. Delivering Young Person-Led News With the help of our team ofTSV Reporters. we hope to create even rnore conterrt in a tnedium they enjoyon issues teenagers care about Continuing <>ur crucial work Wewill continue to be the secretariat for theAII-Party Parfiarnentsry Group for Media Literacy. shaping future poliry in the field. reating career pathways We will be lautKhing ourfellowship, to launth ￿13 careers of our TSV Reporters with apprentittships and work experience placements in news organisation5. WINYI.THESTUDENTVIEW.OAG 21 Trustees, annual report including directors, report W7￿￿l￿terES￿￿gSlO[1Es3￿ Idenknfied ￿￿ b¥(*kwilh ￿rthers to help seaxe I(￿￿38C torthe 5torie5 With the Sch￿￿$ asa bvline. The trL￿tel￿ hayp PxThd du￿r￿rd to i(L?￿e 6Sued tNtheCh3rity Cwtni55ion in¢kciding V￿at￿tiVitieS rwDrk ou￿dE of London to Dther fts of the UK and in p3fttcular to 3re3s deemed to bc s￿131 mobility cold 5PQt5. FTrr our grant based inrome we provide rEgular impact and finanEial repomn8 to the donors detailing what we F￿ve done and what that activity S CDSL Our fundr3isin8 Strategy wa5 Thethnancial 5tatement5 have been prepared in accordancewtththe accounting policies setoutin note1 tothefinuncial stotementsand cornplywtththe chartty'5 governing d(Kurnent. the ComponRsA£t 2006 and'AcjKK>. lundraisiilE tonsulLancy Lemon a strJteEY. theoryof thanEe retsh as well as prospect research lor trusts. ound3bons arhd high nel worth pDtenknal donor Wo will 5oek to d￿￿lOp furthcr media p3rinershiD5 and share best prKhie with other rnedia literacy programme5 In Lhe UK and beyorhd Th￿e progr3mme5 seek lo emDo4ver ar equip consurners of all age5 With arvFrine CdelRe5Etd 24Jut 20221 8a513 Cummings ltsvgt*d 25 Novetnber 20211 Jo Binding I￿1￿￿ed th) I8￿ne￿>22) J3mes &Jrro¥ Adam Abdull Wendy Cox halbeen pwred in lord￿￿e￿Ilb IheWvi5￿n5 Kab￿t0(￿n0anle5SutslecttO Ihe small COM￿leS regirne asset Dut I P&t 1501 theCorrWn￿￿l 21 in al(￿da￿e with ttre Charibe5 SORPIFRS 1021 news and current affair5. onttniiilllS planningwork for FY lorm a iudgemenL on the potenbal on behalf ol the the impact that this rnay hJvewith the BEiaYMuknga Norie of Tr￿teeSha5avbthc￿￿l interest inTFE StthentWIyw. The Tru51ee5 have Strong we(tstions Major ￿et￿￿￿}s3re￿ecdkn￿VEty at board tneebng& this Inckjd￿ any 5tsff rern￿e￿hOn dEC￿l￿5￿￿[h ate reviewed 3nnuèlly.TrTruSte& ha¥e deleg3ted to the Ctr*ir 03y-to-dJv decisions andgryveman adrnlnl5tr3tii￿ required tD hdp 5UPt the CEO in fundr31￿￿￿3￿j Operatw313CtK￿￿les in t￿n￿n8￿ chhrity. & Ell¥)tt ch￿rOf TtU5tee5 IDreseeable future. with the continuing Ihey conbnve to adopt the going 5tatement5. Structure. Governance and Management Trustees hb¥e i￿er￿￿*￿In5Ur3t￿e for ex￿UtiVe riSk&￿7th 3 lirnit of WINYI.THESTUDENTVIEW.OAG 24 Independent Examiners Report To tYusteesofThe Studentwievi I report io tl)e irusiees LTrn Triy￿X￿￿)lrn3ti0Th ol the financi￿ ststemwtsolTr* st￿eniv1￿￿ Xg.741 ¢19441 11.4441 FvndbJlaDceJl I Seoiethber2021 77.102 27.75• 81 106,305 FU￿bal￿￿e53t31￿%US*20 61961 47 7F.102 27.75 104,B61 The 5tstErnentoffinancial aCtiv￿e51￿cludEs3llX3I￿5￿l055￿5 t￿￿￿15ed in All incomeand expenditure derive1r￿n c￿ti￿Ing￿t1fv. The ststementoffinancial aCtiV￿e5 also Ctshr￿ieSwith the tetyirementsforan irtomeand expaxfth￿ae￿ntunderthÈcompan￿sArt 2￿. WINYI.THESTUDENTVIEW.OAG 24 Balance Sheet A&ttt31ttAu9utt2022 CumntA%sets DebWr5 27.sc 17n50 haLkMkar￿ln hand 85299 94kn49 IUPJ9 iiwy cred￿￿A￿LO￿tsf￿1[￿Ed￿￿￿Ox￿ oneyewr 61 NcLcuThcntaSSc I￿￿￿efundS Re5trirtedfur￿5 475 27.759 unrestr1ttedfu￿S 6L962 77.103 ThehnartK45tthmtntSwcrtaWfftd￿￿tT￿rttt<5¢￿0IltstrxlYJ S. Elllott Trustee COhlPANYREGISTRATION NO. 09408293 WINYI.THESTUDENTVIEW.OAG 25 Notes to the Financial Statements I have nD Co[￿[￿ and h￿￿ CDMP 3cross noother matters in t￿necti¢mI with the e&Nnin3DOn lowhKh attention be in tFi5 repart in oidErto enable a tKDPÈr understbr￿1rYl of the stslements lo be reackEd. of Lht donatim. provi5ion5 of Se(bon Il'Basic Fi￿ncl31 Instruments. and SeEtrDn 12 'Other Fin3ncial Instruments Issues ol lknuntin9PDk Charlty SnformatS0n'. S rÈtoBnÉed on an cru315 b39& EwdItU￿ includes yVATwFich fvl rECOve￿d.3[d ￿ tEparted aS￿rt of the ew￿l￿re iowhich it ￿L)le ExDerwJi1ure￿ raising fUr￿j5- These ompri5e thEc05ts a55octhed ttrathrEvoluntaryint(the. fufMltti￿rQ Lradingiosts and irNestnient m￿age￿Ent (￿t& Instruments limited Wguarantee incorwrated In EnglJnd and Wales.The registered ofhce 15 49 Brixton Slabon Road. Brixton. London, SW9 SFIa. Fimnci31 Instruments are re(owised in the charity's *lance shetl when the charrty becomE5 P3rty to the contrattual provisions of the Unrestriited fvjn￿ are3v3ilabèfvyuse at the di5crethn tW5teLs in furthettnte objecDve5. The finan(i815tatemen15 have been prepared in acoordarhEewth the ch3fity's Igoverning dotumentl. the Comp3niesA(t 2006 and'Accountrng and Reporhng bvCharitie5' Sialement of Recomrnended Practrce applicable to trICtedfu￿sa￿5L￿IEct to Speci ton(stions twdOr￿ 25 to EVr￿lture¢￿l ChantsNe￿tiwti￿. may bc used. The pUrtK6eS3￿ v5esof IIMxcwpri5e Ihecosts irKurred by the restritted fund5are Set out in the trE tFE d￿r￿¢￿v9f rt5 notES to the fir￿(￿11 state[t￿nts. t￿[t￿￿d £eDriceS in [Wther￿(e0f its objects. irKI￿rIng the offset. with Ihe nei amounts presenled in Ihefinancial statements. when there the recoEnised amounts and theie IS an Intention to settle on 3 net b3515 or to Endowment fUndS￿e to Specific cl￿d1h0r￿ bytknot5 that the tapitèl must be wnt3irÈd ch3rity. Reporknng Stsndard appli￿ble in the leffectrve l J3nuary 20191" The Iharity 15 3 Public Benefit Entity 35 defined by FRS 102 Érnèrc! cos'.s TIEha%et￿￿n fUl￿V￿ttE￿ in the year. The finan(ial 5tatemen15 have been prepared underthe historical c05t conventron.The principal aCCOurnhn£ policie5 adopted are set out below. 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