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© Rotherham Ready Abbey School Anston Brook Primary School Anston Greenlands Junior and Infant School Anston Hillcrest Primary School Anston Park Infant School Anston Park Junior School Aston All Saints CE Primary School Aston Comprehensive School Aston Fence Junior and Infant School Aston Hall Junior and Infant School Aston Lodge Primary School Aston Springwood Junior and Infant School Aughton Primary School Badsley Moor Infant School Badsley Moor Junior School Balby Central Primary School Beck Primary School Berneslai Close CYPF Birdwell Primary School Birkwood Primary School Blackburn Primary School Bramley Grange Primary School Bramley Sunnyside Infant School Bramley Sunnyside Junior School Brampton Cortonwood Infant School Brampton the Ellis CE Infant School Brampton the Ellis CE Junior School Brinsworth Comprehensive School Brinsworth Howarth Primary School Brinsworth Manor Infant School Brinsworth Manor Junior School Brinsworth Whitehall Primary School Broom Valley Community School Canklow Woods Primary School Catcliffe Primary School Cherrydale Primary School Clifton Comprehensive School Clifton EAZ Coleridge Primary School Dalton Foljambe Primary School Darton Primary School Dearne Valley College Dinnington Community Primary School Dinnington Comprehensive School Dobcroft Juniors School Dunsville Primary School East Dene Primary School Edlington Victoria Primary School Ferham Junior and Infant School Firs Hill Primary School Flanderwell Primary School Greasborough Junior and Infant School Gawber Primary School Gooseacre Primary School Greenfield Primary School Harthill Primary School Hatfield Crookesbroom Primary School Heather Garth Primary School Heatherwood School School Herringthorpe Infant School Herringthorpe Junior School Hexthorpe Primary School High Greave Infant School High Greave Junior School Hilltop School Holy Cross School Hoylanswaine Primary School Kelford Primary School Kilnhurst Primary School Kings Oak Primary School Kimberworth Community Primary School Kimberworth Infant School Kiveton Park Infant School Kiveton Park Meadows Junior School Lakeside Primary School Laughton All Saints CE Primary School Laughton Junior and Infant School Lilly Hall Junior School Listerdale Junior and Infant School Malin Bridge Primary School Maltby Community School Maltby Crags Infant School Maltby Crags Junior School Maltby Hall Infant School Maltby Manor Primary School Maltby Redwood Junior and Infant School Meadow View Primary School Milefield Primary School Milton Special School Monkwood Primary School Newman School North West EAZ Norton Junior School Oakwood Technology College Our Lady and St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School Oughtibridge Primary School Owston Park Primary School Oxspring Primary School Penine View Primary School Ravenfield Primary School Rawmarsh Ashwood Junior and Infant School Rawmarsh Community School Rawmarsh Monkwood Junior and Infant School Rawmarsh Rosehill Junior School Rawmarsh Ryecroft Infant School Rawmarsh Sandhill Primary School Rawmarsh Thorogate Junior and Infant School Redscope Primary School Rockingham Junior and Infant School Rotherham College of Arts and Technology Roughwood Primary School Royston Primary School Saint Pius X Catholic High School Saltersgate Junior School Sandhill Primary School Shaw Wood Primary School Shooters Grove Primary School Sitwell Infant School Sitwell Junior School St Albans CE Primary School St Ann’s Junior and Infant School St Bede’s Catholic Primary School St Bernard’s Catholic High School St Dominic’s School St Gerard’s Catholic Primary School (Thrybergh) St John Baptist School St John’s C of E Primary St Joseph’s Catholic Primary (Rawmarsh) St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School (Dinnington) St Mary’s Catholic Primary School (Herringthorpe) St Mary’s School, Edlington St Mary’s Catholic Primary School (Maltby) St Mary’s Catholic Primary School (Sheffield) St Thomas CE Primary School (Kilnhurst) Stocksbridge Junior School Swallownest Primary School Swinton Brookfield Primary School Swinton Community School Swinton Fitzwilliam Primary School Swinton Queen Primary School Tankersley Primary School The Willows School Thomas Rotherham College Thornhill Primary School Thorpe Hesley Infant School Thorpe Hesley Junior School Thrybergh Comprehensive School Thrybergh EAZ Thrybergh Fullerton CE Primary School Thrybergh Primary School Thurcroft Infant School Thurcroft Junior School Todwick Junior and Infant School Toll Bar Primary School Townfield Primary School Treeton CE Primary School Trinity Croft CE Junior and Infant School Wales High School Wales Primary School Watercliffe Meadow Primary School Wath CE Primary School Wath Central Primary School Wath Comprehensive School Wath Victoria Primary Wentworth CE Junior and Infant School West Melton Junior and Infant School Wharncliffe Side Primary School Whiston Grange School Whiston Junior and Infant School Whiston Worrygoose Junior and Infant School Wickersley Northfield Primary School Wickersley School and Sports College Wingfield Business and Enterprise College Winterhill Comprehensive School Woodsetts Primary School Sanderson Bob WAK Studios Red Road Studios RMBC Children & Young People Services RMBC Neighbourhoods & Adult Services RMBC Financial Services RBT Connect Rotary Club Police UK Steel Enterprises Rotherham 2010 Dilectus South Area Youth Services Maple Leaf Bakery SlapHolds Dearne Valley College Nicholas Associates Bramall Construction Step Up Enterprise, Bradford U-Explore Corus In Touch Care Voluntary Action Rotherham SYPTE – South Yorks Passenger Transport Executive Roc & Doll Inside Out Schools Parkgate Shopping Katrina’s Cards SHU Enterprise Unit Sigma IT AES Seal On Track PR Economic Development Services Horner Brothers Print Group Rotherham & Barnsley Chamber of Commerce The Ultimate Balloon Company 2,500 children take part in Make £5 Blossom 36 local businesses and employers take part in Make £5 Blossom Children make profits between £70 and £1,200 pounds through Make £5 Blossom 20,658 six hour enterprise learning opportunities achieved through Rotherham Ready Young Chambers in every secondary school and college 85 schools and colleges achieved the Warwick Award Maltby Crags Infants is first Infants School to achieve the Warwick Award Rawmarsh Ashwood Primary is first Primary School to achieve the Warwick Award Hilltop Special School is first Special school to achieve the Warwick Award RCAT is first FE College to achieve the Warwick Award Herringthorpe Infants is first Infants School to achieve the Warwick Platinum Award Thorpe Hesley Juniors is first Primary school to achieve the Warwick Platinum Award Wickersley School and Sports College is first secondary school to achieve the Warwick Platinum Award Hilltop Special School is first special school to achieve the Warwick Platinum Award Dearne Valley College is first FE college to achieve the Warwick Platinum Award ‘The Big 13’ enterprise capabilities identified by Education and Business leaders in Rotherham and embedded in enterprise learning in Rotherham schools 7 ‘Inspire’ Primary Enterprise Champions Training events delivered by teachers for teachers Aston All Saints C of E Junior and Infants pilots the first Rotherham Ready INSET day in October 2008 125 Teachers from Wingfield Business and Enterprise College, Rockingham Junior and Infants, Redscope Junior and Infant, Roughwood Primary and Greasbrough Junior and Infants take part in the first Cluster Day in November 2008 to train every teacher about enterprise teaching and learning 1 Scoping Report establishing huge support for the creation of the Rotherham Centre of Excellence in Enterprise Learning Thrybergh Education Action Zone is the first EAZ to achieve the Warwick Award for Excellence in Enterprise Rotherham Ready’s ‘Girls into Enterprise’ programme, funded by Objective 1, engages thirty girls from five schools to develop enterprise skills and achieve the NCFE ‘Developing Enterprise Skills’ award. Rotherham Ready’s ‘Enterprise Pathway’, funded by NESTA and Objective 1 engages pupils from four schools and develops risk taking and other enterprise skills through workshops and an enhanced work placement 25 leading edge entrepreneurs work with Rotherham Ready to inform the innovative ‘Enterprise Pathway’ programme Teachers taking part in Rotherham Ready and Sheffield Hallam University’s Professional Learning in the Workplace module undertake 13 pieces of original research and gain academic credit for their classroom work. 47 teachers take part in scoping research to explore setting up a social enterprise - the Rotherham Centre for Excellence in Enterprise Learning’ to sustain and develop the work started by Rotherham Ready Rotherham is acknowledged as a centre for excellence and hosts visits including Determined to Succeed, The Academy of Enterprise, Make you Mark, HMI, Nottingham County Council, Wansbeck LEGI, Redcar LEGI, Stepclever Liverpool and Kyoto University Rotherham Ready’s is recognised and acknowledged by enterprise teaching and learning practitioners from places including Arizona, Australia, Finland, Denmark, Spain and Latvia. 29 pupils from four schools achieve NCFE Developing Enterprise Capabilities Qualifications through Rotherham Ready’s Enterprise Pathway pilot scheme Music Factory Rotherham Youth Enterprise Nord Anglia Lifetime Development Business and Education South Yorkshire Young Enterprise Yorkshire and the Humber Young People’s Enterprise Forum Creative Partnerships Objective 1 Sheffield Hallam University University of Warwick CEI NESTA Investors in Education
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