The EdCity campus includes a nursery, a primary school, a youth centre, an adult education hub, affordable housing, and an office block with co-working facilities and event spaces.
Through close collaboration with local authorities, charities and community groups, EdCity is already improving outcomes and creating new pathways for residents.
The judges said, “Âé¶¹avÓ³»´«Ã½â€™s long-term, place-based partnership has transformed an underserved community through inclusive regeneration, and has delivered education, youth services, skills, housing and employment at scale while creating a sustainable national hub for education innovation.â€
They also commended Âé¶¹avÓ³»´«Ã½â€™s “bold vision for social impact and huge achievementâ€, stating that it provides a model for what trusts, as civic organisations, can build for a community in close partnership with local authorities, agencies and charities.
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