Trailblazer Evaluation Report 17/18
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This work has been extremely successful. Amanda Bradley has developed this into a<br />
comprehensive, multi partner initiative that is part of the 20<strong>18</strong>-19 Cultural Catalogue<br />
(Appendix 3). The project will also serve as a pilot to inform LCEP planning for the<br />
future of Thurrock.<br />
More organic has been the alliances of celebration and showcase that have been<br />
supported by the <strong>Trailblazer</strong> Moments initiative. Schools held joint events within<br />
MAT groupings, and had the opportunity to visit school hosted festivals, exhibitions<br />
and events. This has provided scope for sharing material beyond the culmination<br />
events and has opened up links across the wider community.<br />
<strong>Trailblazer</strong> Moments has reached more pupils than centrally organised events of the<br />
past – over 7000 compared with 400 in the first year. As pupil numbers continue<br />
to rise, this is a much more effective way of using resources to reach more children<br />
and young people and build connections between schools.<br />
Kenningtons Primary School Cultural Week, Battle of the Elements dance performance, July 20<strong>18</strong><br />
Photo Credit: Jen Farrant<br />
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