West London Zone | Blog

Code Club Partnership with WLZ

Earlier this year, Code Club and West London Zone started to work together to start up Code Clubs.Read more

WLZ Collective Impact in Practice Report

Read more about our Collective Impact in Practice ReportRead more

Link Worker Diary: The Wider Earth

West London Zone children went to see a play at the Natural History MuseumRead more

Link Worker Diary: WonderLab and Kew Gardens

Link Worker Diary from summer 2018 activitiesRead more

West London Zone and Onside Youth Centres

Young people aged 14 and 15 from our programme at Phoenix Academy have been helping OnSide shape their new project in Hammersmith & Fulham.Read more

Innocent Drinks Work Experience Day

Some of the students on WLZ cohorts went to Fruit Towers for a Work Experience day over summer 2018Read more

Community Linking: The Invention Rooms

Makerspace staff have created a dedicated programme especially for WLZ children aged 11-14Read more

What We're Reading: March 2018

Best bits of research we have come across this month!Read more

Link Worker Diary - Skills London 2017

West London Zone students went to the Excel London for a careers fair.Read more

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Sophia Grimaldi

Link Worker at Miles Coverdale Primary School

Our Approach

West London Zone offers children and young people access to new opportunities in their community.

Why We Exist

In our community, young people don't always access the right opportunities at the right time to enable them to flourish.

How We Are Doing

West London Zone Results, Outcome Framework and Pilot Project

Impetus-PEF's 5th Birthday at the Conduit

Come hear our Chairman talk about his passion for education at Impetus-PEF's 5th birthday celebration at the Conduit

Impact Reports and Annual Accounts

West London Zone 2018 Collective Impact in Practice Report and our Annual Accounts

For Children, Young People and Families

This page is for children, young people and families to find out more about West London Zone.

How We Are Funded

WLZ benefits from a diverse and sustainable funding model, with each child supported by their local council, their school, and philanthropy, topped up the Big Lottery Fund/central government.

Where We Are

Our Zone spans the community in West London around the Harrow Road: roughly three square miles covering parts of Hammersmith, Kensington, Brent and Westminster.

For Schools

This page is for schools to find out more about West London Zone.

So far our Link Workers have supported over 900 children across our Zone and by 2022 we want to reach at least 3,000. But we need your help. Your donation, however big or small, will make a difference.