Source data updated on November 30th, 2023
Layout and text updated on October 16th, 2023
Engagements with Pupils
28,633
Total number of pupils engaged with through LEEDS 2023 activities.
Engagement with youth development projects
54
Number of young people involved
Total engagements with schools
461
Number of schools engagements
Unique schools
207
Number of unique schools engaged with.
Percentage of Schools Engaged with
60.9%
Percentage of Leeds schools engaged with through LEEDS 2023 activities.
Number of engagements with pupils
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Engagements (cumulative)
Percentage of schools engaged per ward
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<h4>Guiseley and Rawdon</h4><p><strong>57.1</strong>%</p> Gui
<h4>Otley and Yeadon</h4><p><strong>75</strong>%</p> Otl
<h4>Adel and Wharfdale</h4><p><strong>100</strong>%</p> Ade
<h4>Alwoodley</h4><p><strong>71.4</strong>%</p> Alw
<h4>Harewood</h4><p><strong>50</strong>%</p> Har
<h4>Wetherby</h4><p><strong>30.8</strong>%</p> Wet
<h4>Horsforth</h4><p><strong>55.6</strong>%</p> Hor
<h4>Weetwood</h4><p><strong>80</strong>%</p> Wee
<h4>Moortown</h4><p><strong>62.5</strong>%</p> Moo
<h4>Roundhay</h4><p><strong>75</strong>%</p> Rou
<h4>Calverley and Farsley</h4><p><strong>50</strong>%</p> Cal
<h4>Bramley and Stanningley</h4><p><strong>69.2</strong>%</p> Bra
<h4>Kirkstall</h4><p><strong>42.9</strong>%</p> Kir
<h4>Headingley and Hyde Park</h4><p><strong>80</strong>%</p> Hea
<h4>Chapel Allerton</h4><p><strong>72.7</strong>%</p> Cha
<h4>Killingbeck and Seacroft</h4><p><strong>55.6</strong>%</p> Kil
<h4>Pudsey</h4><p><strong>53.3</strong>%</p> Pud
<h4>Armley</h4><p><strong>70</strong>%</p> Arm
<h4>Little London and Woodhouse</h4><p><strong>57.1</strong>%</p> Lit
<h4>Gipton and Harehills</h4><p><strong>45.5</strong>%</p> Gip
<h4>Cross Gates and Whinmoor</h4><p><strong>60</strong>%</p> Cro
<h4>Farnley and Wortley</h4><p><strong>62.5</strong>%</p> Far
<h4>Beeston and Holbeck</h4><p><strong>61.5</strong>%</p> Bee
<h4>Hunslet & Riverside</h4><p><strong>50</strong>%</p> Hun
<h4>Burmantofts and Richmond Hill</h4><p><strong>81.8</strong>%</p> Bur
<h4>Temple Newsam</h4><p><strong>60</strong>%</p> Tem
<h4>Morley North</h4><p><strong>71.4</strong>%</p> Mor
<h4>Middleton Park</h4><p><strong>61.5</strong>%</p> Mid
<h4>Rothwell</h4><p><strong>30</strong>%</p> Rot
<h4>Garforth and Swillington</h4><p><strong>42.9</strong>%</p> Gar
<h4>Morley South</h4><p><strong>45.5</strong>%</p> Mor
<h4>Ardsley and Robin Hood</h4><p><strong>75</strong>%</p> Ard
<h4>Kippax and Methley</h4><p><strong>33.3</strong>%</p> Kip
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Darker coloured wards have engaged with a higher percentage of the schools within that ward.
There are a total of 340 schools in Leeds,
of which 28 are not coded to a ward in the Airtable reference data we are using.
This represents 29 engagements that are not accounted for in this hex map.
Pupil engagements by ward of school
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<h4>Guiseley and Rawdon</h4><p><strong>607</strong></p> Gui
<h4>Otley and Yeadon</h4><p><strong>469</strong></p> Otl
<h4>Adel and Wharfdale</h4><p><strong>1,584</strong></p> Ade
<h4>Alwoodley</h4><p><strong>934</strong></p> Alw
<h4>Harewood</h4><p><strong>432</strong></p> Har
<h4>Wetherby</h4><p><strong>374</strong></p> Wet
<h4>Horsforth</h4><p><strong>1,190</strong></p> Hor
<h4>Weetwood</h4><p><strong>1,435</strong></p> Wee
<h4>Moortown</h4><p><strong>1,860</strong></p> Moo
<h4>Roundhay</h4><p><strong>967</strong></p> Rou
<h4>Calverley and Farsley</h4><p><strong>76</strong></p> Cal
<h4>Bramley and Stanningley</h4><p><strong>1,078</strong></p> Bra
<h4>Kirkstall</h4><p><strong>613</strong></p> Kir
<h4>Headingley and Hyde Park</h4><p><strong>867</strong></p> Hea
<h4>Chapel Allerton</h4><p><strong>1,057</strong></p> Cha
<h4>Killingbeck and Seacroft</h4><p><strong>1,083</strong></p> Kil
<h4>Pudsey</h4><p><strong>475</strong></p> Pud
<h4>Armley</h4><p><strong>485</strong></p> Arm
<h4>Little London and Woodhouse</h4><p><strong>788</strong></p> Lit
<h4>Gipton and Harehills</h4><p><strong>128</strong></p> Gip
<h4>Cross Gates and Whinmoor</h4><p><strong>1,526</strong></p> Cro
<h4>Farnley and Wortley</h4><p><strong>403</strong></p> Far
<h4>Beeston and Holbeck</h4><p><strong>1,271</strong></p> Bee
<h4>Hunslet & Riverside</h4><p><strong>192</strong></p> Hun
<h4>Burmantofts and Richmond Hill</h4><p><strong>755</strong></p> Bur
<h4>Temple Newsam</h4><p><strong>2,146</strong></p> Tem
<h4>Morley North</h4><p><strong>353</strong></p> Mor
<h4>Middleton Park</h4><p><strong>1,755</strong></p> Mid
<h4>Rothwell</h4><p><strong>454</strong></p> Rot
<h4>Garforth and Swillington</h4><p><strong>316</strong></p> Gar
<h4>Morley South</h4><p><strong>791</strong></p> Mor
<h4>Ardsley and Robin Hood</h4><p><strong>345</strong></p> Ard
<h4>Kippax and Methley</h4><p><strong>76</strong></p> Kip
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Number of young people engaged with through youth development projects
54 young people have been engaged with through youth development projects. This includes:
8 young leaders co-producing a Youth Summit in 2022
8 WOWsers learning about art and activism and developing events for The WOW Barn Festival.
11 early-career music promoters gaining skills and experience in the music industry through workshops, mentorship, placements and a live project
12 young people taking part 'Lift the Lid' learning skills in media and podcasting.
11 young creatives co-creating on Children's Day: Reimagined with Fevered Sleep.
4 young grant makers designing a grants scheme for children and young people
Known Limitations and Issues
As identified above, there are a small number of schools which are not yet coded to a ward in the Airtable reference data we are using. This means there are a very small number of engagements not displayed in the hex map above The percentage figures for number of schools engaged are slightly incaccurate. In part this is because of a small number of schools not yet coded to a ward, and in part as we explore how to best capture and display data related to through schools. The true number of 'Number of Engagements' with young people are slightly lower than displayed. There are a few activities related to engagements with teachers that are currently being captured in the data we are using. The headline figure showing the number of young people involved in youth development projects, and the breakdown of these, are not live figures. These are updated manually on a monthly basis.