End2end Tv CIC

The company is a TV Production Company, with an emphasis on young people being immersed in digital media making experiences; where young people are the TV Programme and filmmakers both in a multi camera studio and out on location, learning the theory and practice behind TV Production from concept to creation. The company was formed in January 2021 and opened for business in September 2021. During the financial year 2024-2025, the company’s activities have benefited the community in the following ways: 1. Young people, who attend various primary & secondary schools locally, have been able to participate in weekly clubs and school holiday workshops to learn TV Production Skills using broadcast equipment, supported at times by our end2end TV Crew of young people. 2. end2end TV worked in partnership with Hurstmere Secondary School, Sidcup, to create and deliver workshops inside the curriculum for two days a week, working with circa 350 pupils from Year 7 - Year 11 (ages 12-16) to produce digital content and videos. This contract ran until 31st August 2025. 3. end2end TV have set up a multi-camera 'live' green screen TV Studio and Production Control Room in the grounds of Hurstmere School, which is used both during the two days a week working for Hurstmere, as well as for external projects for the rest of the week. 4. end2end TV and partners: Bexley Archives, Bexley Music and Hall Place & Gardens, Bexley were awarded a grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund in May 2023 for £152683. We worked with four local schools to create a new heritage collection of legacy films about their schools’ histories. The project successfully launched in February 2024, with Hall Place’s first digital exhibition attracting more footfall than usual, boosting local businesses and massively increasing the reach of the project. Featured on BBC News, Sky TV and various national press articles documented and celebrated the process. The collection went onto its new exhibition home in May 2024, taking residence in the Bexley Archives, Central Library, Bexleyheath - in new exhibition space. It was officially donated to Bexley Archives in December 2024, with participants of the project and Bexley Cllr Lisa Moore in attendance. 5. end2end TV has supported several community events this year, giving young people valuable real life work experience practicing their TV, film & interviewing skills as listed below. This year, six Year 9 pupils at Hurstmere School have been part of an exciting new digital media project with end2end TV and the Geography department, combining drone training with professional filming opportunities. The group worked towards their CAA Flyer IDs, learning about drone safety, airspace rules, and manual flying. They all successfully passed their tests and began practising controlled flights using professional-grade drones. Aiming to put their new skills into action, the team filmed on location during a Geography field trip to Herne Bay in June 2025. 6. Three of our senior e2e Crew, filmed drone footage of Hurstmere School for a new promotional video being produced by the school and THAT Academy. 7. We launched our Red Hill News Club in the Summer, working with 18 children (KS2) to create a school newspaper and news reel. 8. September 2025 marked a new chapter. end2end TV CIC are now operating independently, without direct school-based funding, which means they’re creating and funding their own programmes from the ground up. We launched our fortnightly Saturday Digital Crew (for ages 7-16) and monthly premium experience ScreenLAB (for ages 10-18), attracting 18 and 6 sign ups respectively. 9. September 2025 saw the launch of #EduHUB, with end2end TV CIC delivering the BTEC Tech Award L1/2 Creative Media Production for young people aged 12-18, delivered outside of school hours in three separate groups (17 on roll). One group was specifically for Hurstmere School, directly impacting their school development plan which stated more BTEC courses could be offered. Two evening classes were for children from the community.