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Springside primary parents council

Enterprise project is how the young people raised their own money
Enterprise project is how the young people raised their own money

Summary

The aim of our project is to strive towards social inclusion and the physical and emotional wellbeing for our pupils. This would be achieved through encouragement of outdoor activities within downtime at school.

Description

The proposed plan would be to have playground games painted onto the tarmac in the playground such as Hop scotch, darts, target throwing, dance, duck duck goose, number lines and squares and Chess. help with gross motor skills through a radical method supporting all.

This would encourage literacy and numerousy learning through a fun and engaging way which would meet the needs of all children and support attainment.

We would also look to use some of the funds for play and sport equipment for the playground such as balls, parachutes, hula hoops among other games.

This would also support the health and wellbeing of our children when playing games and working together. This would be a radical way of encouraging creativity, imagination, social inclusion (sharing, working together), leadership skills developed through play. 

Springside is a very deprived area and we want what is best for our children, this grant would break a financial barrier and would give the children equal opportunities to develop their skills further outwith the classroom.   

Breakdown of cost

Paint and application £900

balls/hula hoops/ play equipment £100

 

How have young people been involved in shaping this project?

The young people have already raised £250 through their enterprise projects and want this to be their legacy left behind for the children of springside to enjoy. They have chose to use this money as a contribution to their playground. We listen to pupil voice and let it drive our plans for improving the opportunities within the school and to promote their health and wellbeing as a supportive parents council.

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