Thurrock Trailblazer Evaluation 2015/16
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Purfleet Primary Academy<br />
“We had the chance to offer our children cultural experiences and in many cases<br />
this was their first taste. This included taking 140 children to the Tower of<br />
London for an historical experience based upon the story of Anne Boleyn. This<br />
project alone led to improved SATs results in Year 6 and the project was<br />
acknowledged by Ofsted Inspectors during a recent visit.”<br />
Stated in their Artsmark Statement of Commitment to the Arts Council<br />
School details<br />
Purfleet Primary School is a community primary school with 353 pupils ranging<br />
from 3-11 years on roll. The Cultural Champion is Alex Rutherford.<br />
Why did Purfleet join <strong>Trailblazer</strong>?<br />
Groups that have been more heavily involved in the first year of <strong>Trailblazer</strong> have<br />
made significantly enhanced progress. The school also values the unique<br />
partnerships that they have made through <strong>Trailblazer</strong>.<br />
Students taking part in <strong>Trailblazer</strong> singing and creativity writing activities<br />
Photography. Brian Slater<br />
What whole school priority was linked to <strong>Trailblazer</strong>?<br />
● To improve the quality of writing across the school.<br />
● Developing and embedding creative, arts led approaches within each area<br />
of the curriculum.<br />
What was their action research question?<br />
What impact do the arts have on improving the quality of writing in the<br />
curriculum?<br />
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