The Final Countdown a celebration of the achievements of the Multiply programme

 

The Lancashire Skills and Employment Hub recently hosted the Multiply: The Final Countdown event to celebrate the achievements of the Multiply programme. This event provided a platform for sharing best practices and success stories among delivery partners, and offered an enthusiastic thank you to everyone involved in delivering Multiply to Lancashire’s residents and businesses. 

County Councillor Jayne Rear attended the event, presenting awards to delivery partners in recognition of their significant contributions to the project. Representatives from the Department for Education also attended, praising Lancashire’s delivery of Multiply and the positive impact it has had on the local community. 

Attendees engaged in activities focused on best practices for reaching hard-to-reach learners and shared their personal highlights from the programme. The event was very well received, leaving delivery partners motivated and inspired to continue supporting Lancashire’s residents until the programme concludes on 31st March 2025 

 

 

 

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