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Indicative Delivery Plans Numbers needed per round Focus on 3 new areas every round with existing areas continuing to run courses should there be sufficient learner numbers. Additional courses per round can be run depending on learner numbers. Over the life of the project (3 Years) Out of In Sector Pre Total Sector L2 Engagement (IAG) 1362 680 2042 Start activity 1000 500 1500 Yr 1 (6 rounds) Out of In Sector Total Sector Pre L2 Engagement (IAG) 341 171 512 Start activity 250 125 375 Number of courses* Round 1 – Feb (Orton, March, Huntingdon) 5 3 8 Round 2 - April 5 3 8 Round 3 - June 5 3 8 Round 4 - August 5 3 8 Round 5 - Sept 5 3 8 Round 6 - Nov 5 3 8 *min 8 learners per course Yr 2 (6 rounds) Out of In Total Sector Sector Pre L2 Engagement (IAG) 680 341 1021 Start activity 500 250 750 Number of courses* Round 1 – Jan 11 5 16 Round 2 - March 11 5 16 Round 3 - May 11 5 16 Round 4 - July 11 5 16 Round 5 - Sept 11 5 16 Round 6 - Nov 11 5 16 * min 8 learners per course Yr 3 (4 rounds due to completion of project Out of In Total within 3 years) Sector Sector Pre L2 Engagement (IAG) 341 171 512 Start activity 250 125 375 Number of courses* Round 1 – Jan 8 4 12 Round 2 - March 8 4 12 Round 3 - May 8 4 12 Round 4 - June 8 4 12 * min 8 learners per course Possible delivery areas Delivery Area Overall Area Reason Why 1 Ortons Peterborough 2 Paston/Gunthorpe Peterborough 3 Westwood/Ravensthorpe Peterborough 4 Hampton Peterborough 5 Werrington/Walton Peterborough 6 Central/Park/East Peterborough 7 Eye/Thorney/Newborough Peterborough 8 Bretton Peterborough 9 Stanground/Fletton Peterborough 10 Doddington & Wimblington Fenland 11 Bassenhally Fenland 12 Peckover Fenland 13 Roman Bank Fenland 14 Manea Fenland 15 Medworth Fenland 16 Octavia Hill Fenland 17 Parson Drove & Wisbeach Fenland 18 Clarkson Fenland 19 March Fenland 20 Slade Lode Fenland 21 St Andrews Fenland 22 Staithe Fenland 23 Stonald Fenland 24 The Mills Fenland 25 Waterlees Village Fenland 26 Wenneye Fenland 27 Benwick, Coates, Eastrea Fenland 28 Birch Fenland 29 Lattersey Fenland 30 Elm & Christchurch Fenland 31 Kirkgate Fenland 32 Ely East Cambridgeshire 33 Little Port East Cambridgeshire 34 Soham East Cambridgeshire 35 Little Downham East Cambridgeshire 36 Sutton East Cambridgeshire 37 Fordham & Isleham East Cambridgeshire 38 Haddenham East Cambridgeshire 39 Bottisham East Cambridgeshire 40 Woodditton East Cambridgeshire 41 Burwell East Cambridgeshire 42 Papworth & Elsworth South Cambridgeshire 43 Balsham & Linton South Cambridgeshire 44 Sawston South Cambridgeshire 45 Cambourne South Cambridgeshire 46 Shelford South Cambridgeshire 47 Fen Ditton & Fulbourn South Cambridgeshire 48 Girton South Cambridgeshire 49 Caxton & Papworth South Cambridgeshire 50 Caldecote South Cambridgeshire Possible delivery areas 51 Cottenham South Cambridgeshire 52 Over & Willingham South Cambridgeshire 53 Harston & Comberton South Cambridgeshire 54 Foxton, Duxford & Whittlesford South Cambridgeshire 55 The Mordens & Bassingbourn South Cambridgeshire 56 Histon & Impington South Cambridgeshire 57 Sawtry Huntingdonshire 58 St Neots Huntingdonshire 59 Huntingdon Huntingdonshire 60 Ramsey Huntingdonshire 61 Alconbury & the Stukeleys Huntingdonshire 62 Elton & Folksworth Huntingdonshire 63 Stilton Huntingdonshire 64 Godmanchester Huntingdonshire 65 Upwood & the Raveleys Huntingdonshire 66 Hemingford Abbots & Grey Huntingdonshire 67 Houghton & Wyton Huntingdonshire 68 Kimbolton & Staughton Huntingdonshire 69 Ellington Huntingdonshire 70 Warboys & Bury Huntingdonshire 71 Somersham Huntingdonshire 72 Earith Huntingdonshire 73 Fenstanton Huntingdonshire 74 Gransden & The Offords Huntingdonshire 75 Brampton Huntingdonshire 76 Buckden Huntingdonshire 77 Paxton Huntingdonshire 78 Yaxley & Farcet Huntingdonshire 79 St Ives Huntingdonshire 80 Castle Cambridge City 81 Arbury Cambridge City 82 East Chesterton Cambridge City 83 West Chesterton Cambridge City 84 Kings Hedges Cambridge City 85 Trumpington Cambridge City 86 Queen Edith’s Cambridge City 87 Cherry Hinton Cambridge City 88 Coleridge Cambridge City 89 Market Cambridge City 90 Newnham Cambridge City 91 Petersfield Cambridge City 92 Romsey Cambridge City 93 Abbey Cambridge City .
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