All EAZ projects aim to meet Nottingham City Children and Young People's Plan targets, National objectives and School Improvement Plans.
Bulwell EAZ is a collaborative group of schools in North Nottingham working with partner organisations to raise standards and improve outcomes for children, young people and families
Based at Bulwell Academy, Bulwell EAZ is part of the City-wide EIP Strategy and benefits from working closely with a range of local, city-wide and national organisations. Originally formed as an Education Action Zone in 1999 the organisation retains its title as an EAZ as young people and their families recognise the title as a familiar organisation in the area. Bulwell EAZ Management Group Bulwell EAZ is led by a Management Group consisting of the Head Teachers of all schools in the Partnership. Currently it is Chaired by Graham Roberts (Principal of Bulwell Academy) with other head teachers taking the lead role for certain project areas and responsibilities. The Management group take shared responsibility for the young people in the Bulwell area and have signed a Partnership agreement to formalise this arrangement. Linda Abbott, pictured above, is the manager of the partnership and is based at Bulwell Academy. Partnerships Partnerships with other organisations are critical to the success of Bulwell EAZ. Current partnerships include
Based at Bulwell Academy, Bulwell EAZ is part of the City-wide EIP Strategy and benefits from working closely with a range of local, city-wide and national organisations. Originally formed as an Education Action Zone in 1999 the organisation retains its title as an EAZ as young people and their families recognise the title as a familiar organisation in the area.
Bulwell EAZ is led by a Management Group consisting of the Head Teachers of all schools in the Partnership. Currently it is Chaired by Graham Roberts (Principal of Bulwell Academy) with other head teachers taking the lead role for certain project areas and responsibilities. The Management group take shared responsibility for the young people in the Bulwell area and have signed a Partnership agreement to formalise this arrangement. Linda Abbott, pictured above, is the manager of the partnership and is based at Bulwell Academy.
Partnerships with other organisations are critical to the success of Bulwell EAZ. Current partnerships include
Bulwell EAZ is Core funded through Nottingham City Council by the Area Based Grant, additional funds are accessed to support projects such as the Paul Hamlyn foundation funding supporting Learning Outside the Classroom-LOtC