GHWY Care Leaver Covenant refreshed for 2019/20
Following its initial launch in 2017, GHWY has completed the Care Leaver Covenant’s second update. This follows input from partners...
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Bradford College in running for two engagement awards
Bradford College is in the running for two awards that celebrate social action, and community and employer engagement. The GHWY...
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University of Bradford recognised for social inclusion
The University of Bradford, one of GHWY’s 13 partners, has been named the UK’s University of the Year for Social...
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Celebrating Black History Month
Black History Month takes place in October and Go Higher West Yorkshire is proud to support this celebration of Black...
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GHWY launches innovative training programme for care professionals
GHWY’s innovative Care to Go Higher pilot programme has been successfully launched with a group of foster carers and children’s...
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Go Higher West Yorkshire Grant Programme launched – £100,000 available to community groups
Applications have now closed. Go Higher West Yorkshire (GHWY) is working with Leeds Community Foundation to provide funding to communities...
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Record number of disadvantaged students off to university
Students are receiving their exam results this morning, and signing in to UCAS Track to see if their place at...
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University of Bradford joins quality framework project for care experienced young people
The University of Bradford is participating in a new quality framework pilot project for institutions that work with young care...
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LEP widens criteria for Apprenticeship Grant for Employers
The criteria for the Apprenticeship Grant for Employers (AGE) has been widened to encourage more businesses to apply. Grants of...
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Partners going higher with Channel 4
Go Higher West Yorkshire’s partners are well prepared to support the growth of a skilled workforce to Channel 4, which...
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Degree Apprenticeships on the rise in West Yorkshire
Partners are gearing up to deliver an increased number of degree apprenticeships across our region. This has been made possible...
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Education the answer to future skills challenges
Employers, educators and policymakers need to collaborate more closely to address skills needs, according to a new Universities UK report....
