The Big Impact Award recognises projects that have made a lasting difference, and we have seen first-hand the incredible effect the exhibition has had.
Through a series of community workshops led by Matt Small at Pitzhanger Manor, young people helped co-create the striking Three Lions sculptures using discarded footballs. A total of 113 young Ealing residents contributed their creativity to bring these sculptures to life, transforming waste into powerful symbols of pride and identity.
In just 12 days, we welcomed over 20 school groups and engaged 568 students, a true testament to the reach of the exhibition.
We are honoured to be recognised by the Young Ealing Foundation and incredibly grateful to everyone who helped make Pride of England such a success. No matter the outcome, we’re proud of what this project has achieved for young people in Ealing.