Today I’m back with EVEN more terrible Comic Relief grants. Yesterday’s piece is below.

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£318,000 to Race Council Cymru (Global Majority Fund)

Race Council Cymru says it’s “Building an anti-racist Wales through community action, education, and systemic change since 2010.” Its initiatives include “the Race Charter Mark in Wales, an annual benchmarking exercise that will rank and publicise the best employers for Black Asian and Minority Ethnic people in Wales” and Hate Crime Projects:

One report on its website, titled Deconstructing Racist Narratives and Discrimination in the United Kingdom, suggests the Government “could instil an attitude change with regards to the racist discriminatory attitudes found evident in the public… through increasing the punishments for committed hate crimes”…

… and that “Governments of devolved nations should instil a more inclusive curriculum” to help with “deconstructing racial narratives from a young age”:

£1,500,000 to Justice Together

“We are deeply concerned about the government’s announcement of planned reforms to the asylum system”, reads a statement on the website of Justice Together, a “funder collaboration” that supports “grant partners to build the power and influence of people with lived and learned experience of the immigration system and embed anti-racism strategies.” The “collaboration grew out of conversations led by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation”, a charity that explicitly believes in open borders.

Justice Together is committed to “Racial Justice”, and has its own “Anti-Racist Advisory Group” and “racial justice programme” to “support the sustainability of organisations that are led by the global majority” and/ or “led by the global majority and carrying out racial justice work.”

£670,000 to METRO Charity (LGBTQ+ Intermediary partner)

“Talk all things wellbeing and intersectionality” reads the Instagram post of METRO Charity, in an advert for its “free mental health support group for LGBTQ+ Black POC and mixed-race (global majority) people in Lewisham.” Another post reads “Trans kids deserve to grow up!” and explains how METRO Charity’s “LGBTQ+ youth group” marked Trans Day of Remembrance and Trans Awareness Week by making “origami trans+flags” and "trans+ icons top trump cards”.

£400,000 to British Future

Anyone on the Right will be familiar with the ghastly Sunder Katwala, the director of the equally-ghastly charity British Future. Katwala is famous for compiling threads to show why right-wingers are wrong (I’m included in one on “dangerous misinfo”) and is highly vigilant if you say anything negative about British Future (which received £750,650 from taxpayers between 2021-2024).

British Future claims “We help immigration and refugee advocates to unlock public support, identifying messages and arguments that reach and persuade the ‘Anxious Middle’ – the majority of the British public who are neither wholly pro- nor anti-immigration.” Comic Relief awarded British Future £400,000 in September 2024 to help “bring about a more positive and informed policy agenda and debate on immigration, which takes account of public preferences and migrants’ interests.”

Funders of British Future, past and present, include the Paul Hamlyn Foundation, which (to reiterate) explicitly believes in open borders; the Open Society Foundations; and the Aziz Foundation (which funded the Ramadan lights in central London and is one part of the newly-formed, taxpayer-funded British Muslim Trust).

£200,000 to Action Foundation UK (Empowering refugees to overcome exclusion)

Action Foundation “is an award-winning charity based in Newcastle upon Tyne providing support to disadvantaged refugees, asylum seekers and other migrants across the North East.”

It helps “vulnerable migrants” to “access legal support”, “avoid homelessness” and “access vital services” among other things.

On social media it posts about International Migrants Day and encourages people to lobby the government over asylum rights.

In addition to its Comic Relief funding, it received £1,130,580 from taxpayers (between 2021-25).

To add, my problem with these refugee/ asylum charities isn’t that they exist per se. It’s that their cumulative effect is open borders, and that there’s FAR TOO many of them (I’m talking thousands/ more).

Indeed, my running total for 22 taxpayer-funded asylum and migration charities (bearing in mind there are over 170k charities listed on the Charity Commission for England and Wales) across the last five tax years is…

£240,711,130!!!

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Without further ado, here are open-border grants awarded by Comic Relief. (By “open-border grants”, I mean grants that have the effect of creating de facto open borders in the UK.)

£340,000 to Bail for Immigration Detainees

Bail for Immigration Detainees provides “free legal advice, information and representation to thousands of people held in detention across the UK.”

It offers information on areas such as “How to get out of detention?” and “Are you facing deportation?” as well as running free legal advice for those “detained under immigration powers in a prison or removal centre”.

Comic Relief provided £300,000 towards “Assisting immigration detainees to secure release and live safely” and £40,000 towards “Legal advice and representation to immigration detainees in the UK”.

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£2,254,267 to Refugee Action

“Will you help people like Abduallah who are being pushed into crisis and isolation?” asks Refugee Action, a charity that already receives huge amounts of taxpayer funding (£16,765,000 between 2021-25).

Refugee Action organises marches and offers people an “activist pack” with information on how to influence your MP, “gather your friends, colleagues and community and take mass-action for refugees”, and “Join the Sanctuary movement” - coordinated by open-border charity City of Sanctuary.

Comic Relief’s grants have gone towards “Supporting people and charities in the immigration and asylum system during the Covid-19 pandemic” and a “Navigating Asylum partnership” that works “to ensure that people can access justice and support at an early point to move through the system (whatever their outcome) effectively.”

£200,000 to Detention Action

Detention Action supports people living in immigration detention, offering the likes of “lived experience networks”. The charity recently criticised the Home Secretary’s Asylum Reforms, writing:

“Instead of addressing serious failings in the current detention and removal systems, this government’s divisive proposals will only create more chaos and misery.

“At Detention Action, we stand with those seeking asylum and remain committed to providing support and advice to people in detention as they navigate this increasingly hostile system.”

According to 360 Giving, “Comic Relief funding will support Detention Action’s core work of support and advocacy for asylum seekers detained at Colnbrook and Harmondsworth immigration removal centres, near Heathrow airport.”

£250,000 to Micro Rainbow International

Micro Rainbow, which has also had £403,354 in grants from The National Lottery Community Fund, says it provides “safe housing, employability, and and [sic] social inclusion support for LGBTQI refugees and people seeking asylum.”

Recently the organisation edited and posted an image of a hair model to pretend he was “Hassan, a gay man from Somalia”, who had been granted refugee status in the UK and was “rebuilding his life” supported by the charity’s Moving On team. You can read the whole story here:

£200,000 in Comic Relief funds have gone towards “Eradicating homelessness of LGBTQI asylum seekers by 2030” and another £50,000 “to support and create opportunities for LGBTQI asylum seekers and refugees to lead independent and fulfilling lives, through a holistic approach offering shelter, skills and social inclusion.”

£1,400,351 to the British Refugee Council

The British Refugee Council has already received £41,588,000 from taxpayers between 2021-25 - so it is hardly short on funds. Needless to say, it has had £1.4 million from Comic Relief for schemes including “Fair Shot”, “a content campaign to win hearts and minds, that will spark a positive conversation about refugees among football fans.”

The organisation is very political, previously campaigning against the Conservative Party’s Rwanda plan and the “hostile environment”.

More:

In this article I am going to outline, as I see it, the Red-Green Alliance in Britain; in other words, an alignment between The Green Party and the Socialist Blob, from MPs to Momentum (Reds). I will be aided by maps made by DOGE volunteers (thank you very much to everyone who created these).

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Total funding accounted for below…

£31,054,710!

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To vote, as outlined by the UKCISA, someone must “be a British citizen, a citizen of the Republic of Ireland, or a qualifying Commonwealth citizen, and be resident at an address in the UK.”

This includes international students, many of which are subsidised by the taxpayer via the UK Research and Innovation:

“The definition of a ‘Commonwealth’ citizen includes citizens of British Crown dependencies and British overseas territories. A ‘qualifying’ Commonwealth citizen is someone who has to enter or remain in the UK, or who doesn’t require that leave.”

Commonwealth countries:

Antigua and Barbuda
Australia
The Bahamas
Bangladesh
Barbados
Belize
Botswana
Brunei Darussalam
Cameroon
Canada
Cyprus
Dominica
Fiji Islands
Gabon
Ghana
Grenada
Guyana
India
Jamaica
Kenya
Kingdom of Eswatini
Kiribati
Lesotho
Malawi
Malaysia
Maldives
Malta
Mauritius
Mozambique
Namibia
Nauru
New Zealand
Nigeria
Pakistan
Papua New Guinea
Rwanda
Samoa
Seychelles
Sierra Leone
Singapore
Solomon Islands
South Africa
Sri Lanka
St Kitts & Nevis
St Lucia
St Vincent & The Grenadines
The Bahamas
The Gambia
Togo
Tonga
Trinidad and Tobago
Tuvalu
Uganda
United Republic of Tanzania
Vanuatu
Zambia
Zimbabwe

*Although also EU member states, citizens of Cyprus and Malta are eligible to be registered to vote in elections held in the UK.

*Citizens of Zimbabwe retain their voting rights despite the country having been suspended from the Commonwealth.

British Overseas Territories

Anguilla
Bermuda
British Antarctic Territory
British Indian Ocean Territory
British Virgin Islands
Cayman Islands
Falkland
Montserrat
Pitcairn Island
St Helena and dependencies (Ascension Island and Tristan da Cunha)
South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
Sovereign base areas on Cyprus
Turks and Caicos Islands

Hong Kong

Former residents of Hong Kong who hold a British Overseas Territories, British Nationals (Overseas) or British Overseas passport qualify for registration.

Examples of politicians/ institutions encouraging international voters:

Sadiq Khan

Salford Student Union

London Met Students’ Union

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I have listed 48 below (bearing in mind the Charity Commission for England and Wales lists 171,170 charities NB. Not all are taxpayer funded). I will be adding to this as and when. You can find lists of charities grouped by theme below (in my resources section).

Total taxpayer spending (across the last five tax years) for the charities below £1,745,432,660.00 aka:

£1.75 BILLION

Top 10 biggest recipients

• British Council — £1,201,290,000 (2020–24)

• Migrant Help — £153,592,000 (2020–24)

• Wellcome Trust — £105,998,100 (2020–24)

• BBC Media Action — £52,112,800 (2021–25)

• Overseas Development Institute (ODI Global) — £47,302,990 (2020–24)

• British Refugee Council — £41,588,000 (2021–25)

• Centre for Economic Policy Research — £22,510,000 (2020–24)

• Universities UK — £17,973,760 (2020–24)

• Refugee Action — £16,765,000 (2021-25)

• Institute for Fiscal Studies — £14,657,850 (2020–24)

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Between 2023-24, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) awarded £1,431,397,850 in grants, across 840 projects.

Here are the most expensive grants (funded by taxpayers, of course):

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Today I’ve put together a list of 20 think tanks that have had taxpayer-funding. The total amount in taxpayer funding comes to £123,655,840.

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*As per one of my subscriber’s suggestions in the comments section, I have added the total I’ve accounted for in this article…

£240,711,130

Without further ado:

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As readers may know, I have been digging into the proliferation of “Schools/ Boroughs/ Universities/ Otherwise of Sanctuary” in the UK.

I am consistently being blocked on X as a result. “Schools of Sanctuary” is the latest to do this to my account:

In case they, or other accounts, decide to delete or hide any more information about their scheme, I am publishing a full list of “Schools of Sanctuary” from their website.

In order to become a “School of Sanctuary”, schools must apply to the charity “City of Sanctuary” and fulfil its criteria, upon which they are given an award.

All this award means is that an institution is helping to promote open borders. Read more about the funders behind this scheme to see what I mean:

City of Sanctuary lists requirements such as that schools have to “challenge misconceptions about people seeking sanctuary” and “connect and collaborate with local charities, organisations and institutions, and community groups to grow and strengthen our shared movement of welcome and solidarity with people seeking safety.”

Schools are also encouraged to make a donation to City of Sanctuary to show their “solidarity”:

As many of you already know, the main problem here is that the UK is being flooded with male economic migrants - not “refugees” - a decent chunk of whom have gone on to commit appalling crimes.

Affiliates of City of Sanctuary UK, however, live in a parallel universe - where small children are encouraged to send Valentine’s cards to new arrivals, and take part in “a sponsored walk of silence in solidarity with people seeking safety”:

Without further ado, here’s the full list of “Schools of Sanctuary” (which is also published on City of Sanctuary UK’s website). I have also added pictures from social media, showing schools boasting about their related activities.

London

Bonneville Primary School, Lambeth

Chapel End Junior Academy, Walthamstow

Hampstead School, Camden

Hendon School, Barnet, London

Hitherfield Primary School, Lambeth

John Perryn Primary School, Ealing

Julian's Primary School, Lambeth

Newman Catholic College, Brent

Prendergast Ladywell School, Lewisham

St Claudine's Catholic School for Girls, Brent

St Margaret's CoE Primary School, Barking, London

St Mary's Church of England Primary School, Lewisham

St Mary’s CofE Primary school, Walthamstow

St Saviours CoE Primary School, Walthamstow

Sunnyhill Primary School, Lambeth

Surrey Square Primary School, Southwark

The Norwood School, Lambeth

South / South East

Acorn Nursery, Brighton

Amigos Multicultural Preschool, Hove

Bassett Green Primary School, Southampton

Bevois Town Primary School, Southampton

Bitterne CE Primary School, Southampton

Bitterne Manor Primary School, Southampton

Bitterne Park Primary School, Southampton

Bourne Primary School, Eastbourne

Cantell School, Southampton

Carden Nursery & Primary School, Brighton

Charlton C Of E Primary School, Dover

Early Explorers, Brighton and Hove

Hellesdon High School, Norwich

Mount Pleasant Junior School, Southampton

Newlands Primary School, Southampton

Our Lady & St Joseph's School, Lymington

Portfields Primary School, Milton Keynes

Reading School, Reading

Skylarks Nursery, Brighton

St John's Primary and Nursery School, Southampton

Stanford Infant, Brighton

ToyBox, Brighton

Woodlands Community College, Southampton

Midlands

Abbey RC Primary School, Birmingham

Adderley Primary School, Birmingham

Allens Croft Primary School, Kings Heath, Birmingham

Bantock Primary School, Wolverhampton

Bellfield Junior School, Birmingham

Benson Community School, Birmingham

Bishop Challoner Catholic College, Birmingham

Bluecoat Aspley Academy, Nottingham

Bluecoat Beechdale Academy, Nottingham

Bluecoat Primary Academy, Nottingham

Bluecoat School Coventry, Coventry

Bluecoat Wollaton Academy, Nottingham

Bordesley Village Primary School, Birmingham

Chandos Primary School, Birmingham

Christ Church C of E Nursery and Primary School, Birmingham

Corpus Christi Catholic Primary School, Birmingham

Cromwell J & I School, Birmingham

Dunstall Hill Primary School, Wolverhampton

Earlsdon Primary School, Coventry

English Martyrs' Catholic Primary School, Birmingham

Galton Valley Primary School, Smethwick

Goldthorn Park Primary School, Wolverhampton

Graiseley Primary School, Wolverhampton

Holy Cross RC Primary, Sutton Coldfield

Holy Family Catholic Primary School, Birmingham

Kingsland CE Primary School, Herefordshire

Lighthorne Heath Primary School, Lighthorne Heath

Lyng Hall School, Coventry

Meersbrook Bank Primary School, Sheffield

Merridale Primary School, Wolverhampton

Milbrook Primary School and Nursery, Telford

Nelson Mandela Primary School, Birmingham

Newport CE Junior School, Newport

Nottingham Emmanuel School, Nottingham

Oasis Academy Foundry, Birmingham

Old Park Primary School and Nursery, Telford

Ormiston NEW Academy, Wolverhampton

Our Lady & St Kenelm Catholic Primary School, Halesowen

Parkgate Primary School, Coventry

Rakegate Primary School, Wolverhampton

Randlay Primary School and Nursery, Telford

Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School, Birmingham

Saint John Wall Catholic School, Birmingham

Sandwell Transition Education Partnership Service (STEPS), Smethwick

Shaftesbury Junior School, Leicester

Shireland Collegiate Academy, Birmingham

Somerville Primary School, Birmingham

SS John and Monica School, Birmingham

SS Peter & Paul Catholic Primary Academy, Wolverhampton

St Alban's Catholic Primary School, Birmingham

St Ambrose Barlow Catholic Primary School, Birmingham

St Andrew's Church of England Primary School, Wolverhampton

St Anne's Catholic Primary School, Chelmsley Wood

St Anne's Catholic Primary School, Birmingham

St Bernadette's Catholic School, Birmingham

St Bernard's Catholic Primary School, Birmingham

St Brigid RC Primary School, Birmingham

St Catherine of Siena School, Birmingham

St Clare's RC Primary, Birmingham

St Columba's Catholic Primary School, Birmingham

St Dunstan's Catholic Primary School, Birmingham

St Edward's Catholic Primary School, Birmingham

St John Fisher RC Primary School, Birmingham

St Johns and St Peters CE Academy, Birmingham

St Joseph's Catholic Primary School, Birmingham

St Jude's Catholic Primary School, Birmingham

St Lawrence Primary School, Church Stretton

St Lukes CofE Primary School, Wolverhampton

St Martin de Porres Catholic Primary School, Moseley, Birmingham

St Mary and John RC Primary School, Birmingham

St Mary's Catholic Primary Academy, Wolverhampton

St Mary's RC Primary School, Birmingham

St Michael's CE (A) primary school, Wolverhampton

St Michael's Primary Academy, Handsworth, Birmingham

St Paul's Catholic Primary School, Birmingham

St Peter's RC Primary School, Birmingham

St Teresa's Catholic Primary Academy, Wolverhampton

St Thomas Aquinas RC Secondary School, Birmingham

St Thomas More Catholic Primary School, Birmingham

St Vincent's Catholic Primary School, Birmingham

St. Benedict's Primary School, Birmingham

St. James' Catholic Primary School, Rednal, Birmingham

St. Mark's Catholic Primary School, Great Barr, Birmingham

St. Regis CE Academy, Wolverhampton

St.Gerard's Catholic School, Birmingham

Stowlawn Primary School, Bilston

Sydenham Primary School, Leamington Spa

Telford Priory School, Telford, Shropshire.

The Rosary Catholic Primary School, Birmingham

The Royal Primary School Wolverhampton, Wolverhampton

The Wilfred Owen School, Shrewsbury

Villiers Primary School, Wolverhampton

Washwood Heath Academy, Birmingham

Welsh House Farm Community school, Birmingham

Wodensfield Primary School, Wolverhampton

Wombridge Primary School, Telford

Wyndcliffe Primary School, Birmingham

Yorks, Humber and Greater Lincs

Abbey Grange Church of England Academy, Leeds

Allerton CE Primary School, Leeds

Beech Hill School, Halifax

Berkeley Primary School, Scunthorpe

Bishop Young Academy, Leeds

Bradford Academy, Bradford

Christ Church Upper Armley Primary School, Leeds

Coop Academy Leeds, Leeds

Eastwood Community School, Keighley, Bradford

Glusburn Community Primary School, Skipton

Halifax Academy, Halifax

Hanson Academy, Bradford

Hinde House Academy, Sheffield

Hoyle Court Primary School, Bradford

John Smeaton Academy, Leeds

Kirkstall St Stephen's CE Primary, Leeds

Lapage Primary and Nursery School, Bradford

Lawnswood School, Leeds

Learning4Life-Gy, Grimsby

Leeds City Academy, Leeds

Lightcliffe C of E Primary, Halifax

Lilycroft Primary School, Bradford

Meersbrook Bank Primary School, Sheffield

Oasis Academy Fir Vale, Sheffield

Penistone St. John's CofE Primary School, South Yorkshire

Queen Mary's School, Ripon

Ripon Grammar School, Ripon, North Yorkshire

Scunthorpe CE Primary school, Scunthorpe

St Augustine's CE School, Halifax

St Cuthbert & the First Martyrs' Catholic Primary School, Bradford

St Joseph's Catholic Primary School, Preston

St Joseph's Catholic Primary School, Bradford

St Mary's & St Peter's Catholic Primary School, Bradford

St Stephen's CE Primary School, Bradford

Westminster CE Primary Academy, Bradford

Woodhouse Grove School, Bradford

East

Avenue Junior School, Norwich

Aylsham High School, Aylsham, Norfolk

Bignold Primary School, Norwich

Bluecoat Primary Academy, Nottingham

Bourne Primary School, Eastbourne

Brooke VC CE Primary School, Brooke

Brundall Primary School, Brundall, Norfolk

Byker Primary School, Newcastle

Clover Hill V.A. Infant and Nursery School, Norwich

Cringleford Primary School, Norwich

Dereham Neatherd High School, Norwich

Dussindale Primary School, Norwich

Ellingham Primary School, Ellingham

Fearnhill School, Letchworth Garden City

Framingham Earl High School, Norwich

Ghost Hill Infant School & Nursery, Taverham

Heartsease Primary Academy, Norwich

Hellesdon High School, Norwich

Hethersett Woodside Primary and Nursery School, Hethersett

Kensington Primary, Newham

Lakenham Primary School, Norwich

Moorlands Church of England Primary Academy, Great Yarmouth

Notre Dame High School, Norwich

Sewell Park Academy, Norwich

St. Michael's V.A. Junior School, Norwich

Wood Ley Primary School, Stowmarket

Woodton Primary School, Woodton and Ellingham

Wymondham High Academy, Norwich

North East

Abingdon Primary School, Middlesbrough

All Saints Academy, Stockton-on-Tees

Archibald First School, Newcastle Upon Tyne

Atkinson Road Primary Academy, Newcastle upon Tyne

Bede Academy, Blyth

Belmont Community School, Durham

Bridgewater Primary School, Newcastle

Brighton Avenue Primary School, Gateshead

Broadwood Primary School, Newcastle Upon Tyne

Brunton First School, Newcastle Upon Tyne

Caedmon Community Primary School, Gateshead

Carmel College, Darlington

Central Walker Church of England Primary School, Newcastle Upon Tyne

Christ Church CofE Primary, North Shields

Croftway Primary School, Blyth

Dene Academy, Peterlee

English Martyrs' Catholic Primary School, Newcastle

Forest Hall Primary School, North Tyneside

Framwellgate School, Durham

Hartlepool Sixth Form College, Hartlepool

Hawthorn Primary School, Newcastle upon Tyne

Hotspur Primary School, Newcastle Upon Tyne

Jesmond Park Academy, Newcastle

John Spence Community High School, North Tyneside

Kenton Bar Primary School, Newcastle

Longbenton High School, North Tyneside

Marden High School, North Shields

Marine Park First School, Whitley Bay

Moorside Primary School and Nursery, Newcastle

Newcomen Primary School, Redcar

Newsham Primary School, Blyth. Northumberland

Norham High School, North Shields

North Gosforth Academy, Seaton Burn, Newcastle

Our Lady and St. Anne's Catholic Primary School, Newcastle upon Tyne

Regent Farm First School, Newcastle Upon Tyne

Richardson Dees Primary School, Wallsend

Rockcliffe First School, Whitley Bay

Sir Charles Parsons School, Newcastle on Tyne

South Street Community Primary School, Gateshead

St Alphonsus Primary School, Middlesbrough

St Catherines Catholic Primary School, Newcastle upon Tyne

St Columba's Primary School, Wallsend

St John the Baptist Primary School, Stockton-on-tees

St Mary's Catholic Primary School, North Tyneside

St Michael's RC Primary School, Newcastle upon Tyne

St Paul's C of E Primary School, Newcastle upon Tyne

St Thomas More Catholic High School, North Shields

St. Teresa's Catholic Primary School, Newcastle

Throckley Primary School, Newcastle Upon Tyne

Tyneview Primary School, Newcastle upon Tyne

Walkergate Community School, Newcastle

Wallsend St Peter's CofE Primary School, North Tyneside

West Jesmond Primary School, Newcastle upon Tyne

West Walker Primary School, Newcastle

Westgate Hill Primary Academy, Newcastle

Wingrove Primary School, Newcastle upon Tyne

North West

Abercromby Nursery School, Liverpool

Abercromby Nursery School, Liverpool

All Hallows RC High School, Salford

Anfield Road Primary, Liverpool

Banks Road Primary School, Liverpool

Barton Moss Primary school, Eccles Salford

Beaumont Primary School, Bolton

Birkenhead Christ Church CE Primary, Birkenhead, Wirral

Bishop Martin CE Primary School, Woolton, Liverpool

Brownedge St Mary's Catholic High School, Preston

Chatham Nursery School, Liverpool

Chester Blue Coat CE Primary, Chester

Childwall Abbey School, Liverpool

Chorlton High School, Manchester

Christ Church CE Primary School, Salford, Manchester

Christ the King Catholic Academy, Blackpool

Christ the King Catholic Primary School, Liverpool

Clarendon Road Primary School, Salford

Coop Academy Woodslee, Wirral

Cringle Brook Primary School, Manchester

Dovedale Primary School, Liverpool

Ellergreen Nursery School and Childcare Centre, Liverpool

Faith Primary Academy, Liverpool

Freshfield Primary School, Formby

Garston Church of England Primary, Liverpool

Godfrey Ermen Memorial Primary School, Peel Green, Salford

Green End Primary School, Manchester

Green Fold Special School, Bolton

Grove Street Primary School, New Ferry

Gwladys Street Community Primary and Nursery School, Liverpool

Harper Green School, Bolton

Hayfield Primary School, The Wirral

Heygreen Primary School, Liverpool

Hillside Primary, The Wirral

Holy Family Catholic Primary School, Blackpool

Kensington Primary School, Liverpool

Kirkdale St Lawrence Primary School, Liverpool

Knowsley Central School, Knowsley

Ladybarn Primary School, Manchester

Lancaster Girls' Grammar School, Lancaster

Lark Hill Community Primary School, SALFORD

Lawrence Community Primary School, Liverpool

Lewis Street Primary School, Salford

Leyland Methodist Schools, Leyland

Light Oaks Infant School, Salford

Light Oaks Junior School, Salford

Lingham Primary School, Moreton

LIPA Primary and High School, Liverpool

Liscard Primary School, The Wirral

Liverpool Arabic Centre, Liverpool

Marsden Heights Community College, Nelson

Matthew Arnold Primary School, Liverpool

Monksdown Primary, Liverpool

New Park Primary School, Liverpool

North Liverpool Academy, Liverpool

Oasis Academy Aspinal, Manchester

Our Lady of Good Help Primary School, Liverpool

Our Lady of Pity RC Primary School, The Wirral

Parish CE Primary School, St Helen's, Liverpool

Park Primary School, The Wirral

Parklands High School, Chorley

Pleasant Street Primary School, Liverpool

Rice Lane Primary School, Walton, Liverpool

Ringway Primary School, Manchester

Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School and Nursery, Liverpool

Sacred Heart Primary School, Thornton

Salford City Academy, Salford

Springwell Park Primary School, Sefton

Ss Peter and Paul Catholic Primary School, Wirral

St Andrew's CE (Aided) Primary School, Bebington

St Andrew's CE Primary School, Salford

St Anne (Stanley) C of E Primary School, Liverpool

St Anne’s Catholic Primary School, Liverpool

St Bernard's RC Primary and Nursery School, Ellesmere Port

St Brigid's CofE Primary School, Wirral

St Clare's Primary School, Liverpool

St Cuthbert's Catholic Academy, Blackpool

St George's CE Primary School, Salford

St Gregory’s RC Primary School, Bolton

St John the Baptist RC Primary School, Rochdale

St John's Catholic Infants School, The Wirral

St John's Catholic Junior School, Bebington, Wirral

St Joseph the Worker Primary School, Salford

St Joseph's Catholic Primary School, Preston

St Kentigern’s Catholic Primary School, Blackpool

St Margaret Mary's Junior School, Knowsely

St Margaret's Anfield CoE Primary School, Liverpool

St Margaret's Anfield CoE Primary School, Liverpool

St Mary's Catholic Primary School, PRESTON

St Michael and All Angels Primary School, Woodchurch, Wirral

St Michael's High School, Crosby, Liverpool

St Paul and St Timothy's Infants School, Liverpool

St Paul's CE Primary School, Salford

St Peter's CE Primary School, Chorley

St Philip's Primary School, Litherland, Liverpool

St Teresa's Catholic Primary School, Thornton-Clevelys

St Wulstan's and St Edmund's Catholic Academy, Fleetwood

St. Albert's Catholic Primary School, Stockbridge Village, Liverpool

St. Anne's Catholic Primary School, Knowsley

St. Brigid’s Catholic Primary School, Knowsley

St. George's C E Primary School, Stockport

St. Hugh's Primary School, Liverpool

St. Joseph The Worker Primary School, Knowsley

St. Mary's Catholic Academy, Blackpool

St. Michael's Catholic Primary School, Liverpool

St. Michaels C of E Primary, Bolton

St. Patrick's RC Primary School, Walton le Dale, Preston, Lancashire

St. Philip's C of E Primary, Salford

Stockton Wood Primary, Liverpool

The Academy of St Francis of Assisi, Liverpool

The Beacon CE Primary School, Liverpool

The Cathedral School of St Peter & St John, Salford

The Deans Primary, Salford

The Friars Primary School, Salford

Well Lane Primary, The Wirral

Wellesbourne Primary School, Liverpool

West Kirby Primary School, The Wirral

West Kirby School and College, The Wirral

Westwood Park Primary, Salford

Whitefield Primary School, Liverpool

Willow Tree Primary School, Knowsley

Woodlands Primary School, Birkenhead

Woolton Primary School, Liverpool

Wales

Adamsdown Primary School, Cardiff

All Saints Church in Wales Primary School, Barry

Allensbank Primary School, Cardiff

Bishop Vaughan Catholic School, Swansea

Bishopston Primary School, Swansea

Blaenymaes Primary School, Swansea

Brecon High School, Brecon

Brynmill Primary School, Swansea

Cadoxton Primary School, Barry

Christ the King Primary School, Cardiff

Christchurch Primary School, Swansea

Cradoc CP School, Cradoc, BRECON

Crickhowell Community Primary School, Crickhowell

Ebbw Fawr Learning Community, Ebbw Vale

Fitzalan High School, Cardiff

Gladstone Primary School, Cardiff

Gladstone Primary School, Barry

Grangetown Primary School, Cardiff

Gwenfo Church in Wales Primary School, Vale of Glamorgan

Hafod Primary School, Swansea

Herbert Thompson Primary School, Cardiff

Holton Primary School, Barry, Vale of Glamorgan

Howardian Primary School, Cardiff

Kitchener Primary School, Cardiff

Knighton Church in Wales Primary School, Knighton

Llangattock CIW Primary School, Crickhowell

Llangorse Church in Wales Primary School, Llangorse, Powys

Llansannor & Llanharry CiW Primary School, Llansannor

Maindee Primary School, Newport

Parkland Primary School, Swansea

Pembroke Dock Community School, Pembroke Dock

Pentrehafod School, Swansea

Plasmarl Primary School, Swansea

Richmond Park School, Carmarthen

Sketty Primary, Swansea

St Cyres School, Vale of Glamorgan

St David's Catholic College, Cardiff

St David's CiW Primary School, Cardiff

St Helen's Primary School, Swansea

St Illtyd's RC Primary School, Swansea

St Mary the Virgin CW Primary School, Cardiff

St Mary's CinW Primary School, Brynmawr

St Mellons Church in Wales Primary School, Cardiff

St Monica's CW Primary School, Cardiff

St Paul's Church in Wales Primary School, Cardiff

St. Joseph's Cathedral Primary School, Swansea

Stacey Primary School, Cardiff

Terrace Road Primary School, Swansea

The Cathedral School Llandaff, Cardiff

Thornhill Primary School, Cardiff

Tredegarville Junior & Infants School, Cardiff

Trelai Primary School, CARDIFF

Usk Church in Wales Primary School, Usk

Waun Wen Primary School, Swansea

Willows High School, Cardiff

Windsor Clive Primary School, Cardiff

Ygsol Gyfun Gwyr, Swansea

Ysgol Bryn Gwalia, Mold

Ysgol Esgob Morgan, St Asaph, Denbighshire

Ysgol y Berllan Deg, CARDIFF

Ysgol Y Mynydd Du, Talgarth

South /South West

Ashton Park Secondary School, Bristol

Blagdon Primary School, Blagdon

Blaise High School, Henbury, Bristol

Bristol Cathedral Choir School, Bristol

Corpus Christi Catholic Primary School, Bournemouth

Cotham School, Bristol

Evergreen Primary Academy, Bristol

Fairfield High School, Bristol

Filton Avenue Nursery School, Bristol

Hatherley Infant School, Gloucester

Hillcrest Primary School, Bristol

Hillcrest Primary School, Bristol

Holy Cross RC Primary School, Bristol

Lawn Manor Academy, Swindon

Millbay Academy, Plymouth

Montpelier High School, Bristol

Mount Street Primary School, Plymouth

Orchard School Bristol, Bristol

Parson Street Primary School, Bristol

Peatmoor Primary School, Swindon

St Bernard's Catholic Primary School, Bristol

St Brendan's Sixth Form College, Bristol

St Francis RC Primary School, North Somerset

St James C of E Junior School, Gloucester

St Mary Redcliffe Church of England Primary School, Bristol

St Nicholas of Tolentine RC Primary School, Bristol

St Peter's Catholic Primary School, Winchester

The City Academy, Bristol

Willow Park CE Primary School, Bristol

Scotland

Lochardil Primary School, Inverness

Whinhill Primary School, Greenock

Northern Ireland

Arellian Nursery School, Belfast

Ashfield Boys' High School, Belfast

Bligh’s Lane Nursery School, Derry/Londonderry

Botanic Primary School, Belfast

Bunscoil Mhic Reachtain, Belfast

Carr's Glen Primary School, Belfast

Chapel Road Primary School, Derry/Londonderry

Derry Model Primary School, Derry/Londonderry

Dundela Infants' School, Belfast

Dundonald Primary School, Belfast

Good Shepherd Nursery School, Belfast

Holy Cross Nursery School, Belfast

Holy Rosary Nursery School, Belfast

Holy Rosary Primary School, Belfast

Integrated College Glengormley, Glengormley (Newtownabbey)

McArthur Nursery School, Belfast

Nettlefield Primary School, Belfast

Oakgrove Integrated Primary School, Derry/Londonderry

Our Lady Queen of Peace Primary School, Belfast

Ravenscroft Nursery School, Belfast

Rosetta Primary School, Belfast

Sandbrook Nursery School, Belfast

Springhill Primary School, Belfast

St Anne's Primary School, Derry/Londonderry

St Claire’s Primary School, Belfast

St Eithne’s Primary School, Derry/Londonderry

St Luke's Nursery School, Belfast

Taughmonagh Primary School, Belfast

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