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Award Category 8: Starting the journey: raising aspirations in primary school pupils
Applications should be presented in case study format, bearing in mind the specific criteria (above) for the award category outlined in the application brochure. The better the information you provide, the better your chance of winning. Please refer to the guidance notes for a detailed checklist. Applications should be a maximum of 2,000 words using the outline below to shape your entry.
| Sponsor: |  | Museum of London
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Judges for this new award will be looking for partnerships, including any organisation from the education, community or business sector, that:
• | Develop innovative projects that challenge low aspirations and stereotypical thinking in primary aged children in order to maximise their potential | |
• | Work with primary schools to broaden children's horizons | |
• | Raise awareness of their options for the future | |
• | Work particularly to draw in the families and teachers of the children involved |
Applications should be presented in case study format, bearing in mind the specific criteria (above) for the award category outlined in the application brochure. The better the information you provide, the better your chance of winning. Please refer to the guidance notes for a detailed checklist. Applications should be a maximum of 2,000 words using the outline below to shape your entry.
1 | The challenge - what did you want to do and why? |
2 | Meeting the challenge - what did you do? |
3 | Impact - what difference has this made? |
4 | Sustainability - how have you made sure this work can keep going over time? |
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