Every Child Should works to ensure all children can access a rich and rounded set of experiences by the time they are 18. Currently those who could benefit from extra-curricular and enrichment activities often access them the least. Every Child Should leads the debate on the skills and resources young adults need to navigate life. And shapes thinking on how we ensure that the quarter of a million children most in need get the same opportunities as their peers. Every Child Should is led by Anita Kerwin-Nye and Matt Overd. Both long terms advocates (and deliverers) of enrichment activity in and out of school – especially for those who need it most. It draws on their 30 year history working with organisations to support access to culture, the arts, the outdoors, residentials, citizenship, financial education, first aid, conflict resolution, oracy and wider life skills: for all not the few. Every Child Should is supported by range of associates and experts and signposts to charities, schools and individuals who are helping to inform debate and to deliver solutions.