The
GREAT Project is being extremely well received by the children, staff and
teachers in each of the schools that WMWA have delivered in. To date, they have
successfully delivered The GREAT Project to 87 children across three classes.
Evaluation
data compiled so far from pupils and teachers in the participating schools
detailed above shows:
The
GREAT Project
- At the end of the final session pupils gave The Great Project an average score of 9.92 out of 10
- 84.62% had spoken to their parents/carers about the project
- At the end of the final session 92.31% of pupils felt that The Great Project had changed the way they thought about the differences between boys and girls
- At the end of The Great Project 88.0% of pupils were able to correctly identify examples of domestic violence.
- At the end of The Great Project 100% of pupils were able to identify 2 places they could go to for help
- Prior to the project 57.69% of pupils felt it was never right for violence to be used in a relationship. At the end of The Great Project 84.62% agreed with this.
- Prior to the project 30.77% of pupils disagreed with societal gender stereotypes. At the end of The Great Project 84.62% disagreed.
- 96.15 % of pupils reported that The Great Project had made them think about how they behaved with classmates.
I
look forward to a further report on the projects progress.