On a misty morning last week, Hopscotch Consulting brought together over 40 professionals from blue chip companies, leading NGOs and government departments to discuss the importance of supporting the education sector. From the 38th floor of the Gherkin, guests heard from programme leaders including Kirstie Mackey, Managing Director, Citizenship & Consumer Affairs, Barclays UK, Anna Russell, CSR Director at Bupa and Holly Matthewson, Talent Lead at Vodafone UK, about the ground-breaking work that they are currently delivering in the space.  

Here at Hopscotch we love running regular HopMeet sessions, where a member of the team shares something interesting with the rest of us. This week, our intern Rosie shared her insight into understanding how motivation can successfully influence behaviour change.

We are working on a project to produce a Netflix-style digital library with a wide variety of workout videos that will be mainly used in PE lessons by girls aged 13-16 who are disengaged from the traditional PE offer. We're looking to appoint a partner who will work with us from the outset to ensure the platform is built on insight, as well as establishing the evaluation framework and revisiting this to assess impact.

We are working on a a Netflix-style digital library with a wide variety of workout videos aimed at girls aged 13-16 who are disengaged from the traditional PE offer. We're looking to appoint a partner or partners who will work with us to create and manage the digital platform and produce high quality content to go on it.

Last week, we were delighted to be part of the judging of OLEV's Eco-Innovators competition. We were joined by experts from across the EV sector, from organisations such as National Grid, RAC Foundation, Living Streets, as well as Charlotte Smith, 12 year old EV campaigner who founded EV Thank You.