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Wentworth Woodhouse
The Radcliffe Trust is very proud to collaborate with The Leche Trust to fund the first Wentworth Woodhouse Heritage Apprentice for his three year training programme. Wentworth Woodhouse is one of the largest houses in Europe, it is a Grade I listed country house in the village of Wentworth, South Yorkshire. It was built between
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Sonic Bothy
A grant from The Radcliffe Trust supported Sonic Bothy’s Autonomous Flow Ensemble programme, enabling the development and performance of new access-focused contemporary music at Sound Festival in Aberdeen. Funding for artist fees and rehearsal time allowed the Ensemble to create, refine and present a British Sign Language (BSL)-inspired work-in-progress through an accessible professional process. Through
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Royal College of Arts
The Radcliffe Trust is supporting The Royal College of Art to offer scholarships ensuring that cost is not a barrier to accessing a world-class postgraduate education. The RCA seeks to create an inclusive and equitable work and study environment. Accessing postgraduate education is expensive and nearly 40% of RCA applicants are unable to accept offered
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Reuben’s Retreat
Reuben’s Retreat offers a sanctuary, providing emotional and practical support to families who have experienced the loss of a child or have children with complex needs. The Radcliffe Trust’s support for Reuben’s Retreat enabled the charity to provide professional music therapy for children with complex needs. ‘Rhythm at Reubens’ offered engaged, structured sessions tailored to
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The National Theatre
The Radcliffe Trust proudly supports the National Theatre (NT) as it trains apprentices in Scenic Art. Apprentices are learning craft skills from specialist Scenic Artists and gaining a professional qualification while earning a living wage. Apprentices Lily Cleaver and Jade Boycott joined the National Theatre’s Scenic Art Team in May 2025, in their backstage workshops
