Towards a Sheffield LCEP

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Towards a Sheffield LCEP A baseline to explore what is happening now

2 questionnaires sent out in July: 21 schools/educational establishments responded – 85% Primary, 15% Secondary 23 arts and cultural organisations and practitioners responded

Schools findings: (21 schools - 85% Primary & 15% Secondary) Q 1. How important is engagement with arts and culture in Sheffield to your school? Majority said Level 4 - 55% or Level 5 - 30% On a scale of 1 to 5 (where 1 is low and 5 is high)

Q2. How would you rate your school's engagement with arts in Sheffield? Responses: Level 2 – 25% Level 3 – 35% Level 4 - 25% On a scale of 1 to 5 (where 1 is low and 5 is high)

Q10: To what extent do you consider the following to be barriers to engaging with the arts and cultural providers in Sheffield?

Q9: When making decisions about which arts and cultural activities your school should engage with, how motivating are the following outcomes?

Schools’ comments: “Lots of the 'major players' in the arts sector in Sheffield don't currently make themselves very accessible to schools. ….They seem happy to take your business to buy tickets or book workshops but are not interested in building relationships or developing partnerships with schools which seems like such a waste of resources.”

Arts and Cultural Organisations: survey findings

Q6: Please indicate how many schools you have worked with in the past academic year, Sep 2014 – July 2015:

Other: please specify A Mind Apart Theatre Company Limited 30+ schools Music in The Round 40 schools Sheffield Industrial Museums Trust 201 schools

There are currently 74,000 children and young people in the education system in Sheffield.