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Lincoln Imp Education Trail INDIVIDUAL VENUE OPENING TIMES EDUCATION IMPS MAY VARY, PLEASE THE LITTLE CHECK BEFORE RED GALLERY AND WHERE TO YOUR VISIT FIND THEM VISITOR ROAD BURTON INFORMATION LINCOLN CENTRE HOTEL BAILGATE EASTGATE LINCOLN LINCOLN CATHEDRAL CASTLE UNION ROAD MINSTER YARD THE USHER COLLECTION GALLERY STEEP HILL STEEP EDUCATION PROGRAMME ROAD LINCOLN IMP HOUSE OF FRASER LINDUM EDUCATION TRAIL MAP CLASKETGATE 10 JULY - 16 SEPTEMBER 2021 SILVER STREET HIGH STREET UNIVERSITY OF LINCOLN WWW.LINCOLNIMPTRAIL.CO.UK WATERSIDE MINERVA WIGFORD WAY www.the-ebp.co.uk/imps BUILDING HIGH STREET STREET #IMPTRAIL BROADGATE LINCOLN CENTRAL LIBRARY SINCIL NATIONWIDE A PROGRAMME WITH KIND SUPPORTED BY IN PARTNERSHIP WITH UNIVERSITY OF LINCOLN DELIVERED BY SPONSORSHIP FROM BUILDING SOCIETY NICOLA DE LA HAYE BUILDING IMP TRAVEL UNIVERSITY OF LINCOLN 179 HIGH STREET Lincoln Hotel Nationwide Building Society 1. Sturton by Stow Primary School 21. Hartsholme Academy, Lincoln (supported 2. Welton St Mary’s Church of England by St Marks Shopping Centre) WELCOME TO THE LINCOLN IMP Primary Academy 22. Lincoln Castle Academy Lincoln Cathedral Waterside Shopping Centre EDUCATION TRAIL 3. St Botolph’s Church of England 23. Banovallum School, Horncastle Primary School, Sleaford 24. Bishop Grosseteste University (designed by 4. St Nicholas Church of England Primary Skegness Infant and Junior Academies) Academy, Boston 25. De Aston School, Market Rasen (supported by the The Lincoln IMP Education Trail is organised by The EBP in partnership with Lincoln BIG, St North Nos & Lincs Community Rail Partnership) Barnabas and Wild in Art and is sponsored by Bishop Grosseteste University, the University of The Lile Red Gallery 26. Fiskerton Church of England Primary 5. Reepham Church of England Primary School (supported by Waterside Shopping Lincoln and Waterside Shopping Centre with support from Galliford Try, Lincoln Digs and School Centre) LiNCHigher. 27. Hemswell Cliff Primary School (supported Visitor Information Centre by the North Nos & Lincs Community Rail 50 education establishments from across Lincolnshire are participating in the programme and 6. Dunholme St Chad’s Church of England Partnership) Primary School 28. Kisimul School, Swinderby their sculptures will join the main Lincoln IMP Trail this summer. In addition to designing and 7. The EBP 29. Lagat College, Lincoln decorating their sculptures, schools have also immersed themselves in learning about the 30. LiNCHigher (designed by University Academy symbol of our city across a variety of subjects using the Trail’s education resource pack. Lincoln Castle Long Suon) 8. Bishop King Church of England Primary School, 31. Lincoln St Christopher’s School Lincoln (supported by Lincoln College) 32. Lincoln St Christopher’s School (supported Alongside outstanding support from our education programme sponsors, we are also grateful by the North Nos & Lincs Community Rail to the following organisations for their support of individual schools: Affinity Flying Services Usher Gallery Partnership) Ltd, Blankney Estates, LiNCHigher, Lincoln College, Lincolnshire Co-op, McDonald’s (Cathedral 9. St John’s Primary Academy, Bracebridge Heath 33. Ling Moor Primary Academy (St Barnabas Restaurants Limited), North Nos & Lincs Community Rail Partnership, Optima Graphic Design Moneybox Imp) The Collection 34. Metheringham Primary School (supported Consultants Ltd, Ruddocks, St Marks Shopping and Waterside Shopping Centre. 10. Sir Francis Hill Community Primary by Blankney Estates) School, Lincoln 35. North Kesteven Academy Thanks also go to City of Lincoln Council and the Institute of Directors for generously 36. Queen Elizabeth’s High School, supporting the Education Trail step challenge by providing pedometers for our participants, House of Fraser Gainsborough 11. Lincoln Christ’s Hospital School 37. Sir Robert Painson Academy (supported and to Ruddocks for their valuable print support. (supported by the North Nos & Lincs by McDonald’s (Cathedral Restaurants Ltd)) Community Rail Partnership) 38. St Bernard’s School, Louth 12. The Priory Pembroke Academy, 39. St Lawrence School, Horncastle A MESSAGE FROM THE EBP Cherry Willingham 40. St Peter in Eastgate Church of England Infant School, Lincoln (supported by Optima) The EBP is a Lincoln-based social enterprise developing the skills of young people. Lincoln Central Library 41. The Priory Academy LSST 13. Ellison Boulters Church of England 42. The Priory Ruskin Academy, Grantham Academy, Scothern 43. Waddington All Saints Academy We work in partnership with businesses to help young people and adult learners fulfil their 14. Heighington Millfield Primary School 44. Waterside Shopping Centre potential. Through our programmes and activities thousands of young people have started 15. Kirkby la Thorpe Church of England 45. Westgate Academy, Lincoln their careers or gone on to further education, with additional skills and confidence. We are Primary Academy 46. William Alvey Primary School, Sleaford 16. Leasingham St Andrew’s Church of (supported by Affinity Flying Services Ltd) proud of the impact that we have on young people’s lives. England Primary School 47. Wragby Primary School (supported by Ruddocks) 17. Market Rasen Church of England We are delighted to bring you the Lincoln IMP Education Trail and have been thrilled to work Primary School University of Lincoln - Minerva Building with so many Lincolnshire schools on this unique project celebrating our city’s mischievous 18. St Giles Academy, Lincoln (supported by (Ground Floor Atrium) Lincoln College) 48. Holbeach Bank Primary Academy mascot. 19. The Priory Lincoln Academy University of Lincoln - Nicola de la Haye Building To find out more about our work, please visit www.the-ebp.co.uk. IMP Travel (Ground Floor Atrium) 20. Digby Church of England Primary School 49. The Priory Witham Academy, Lincoln (supported by Lincolnshire Co-op) University of Lincoln - 179 High Street (Ground Floor Accommodation Office) EBP_UK EBP_UK EBPUK The EBP 50. University of Lincoln 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 10 JULY - 16 SEPTEMBER 2021 WWW.LINCOLNIMPTRAIL.CO.UK www.the-ebp.co.uk/imps #IMPTRAIL 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 DON’T FORGET support our charity partner TO DOWNLOAD st barnabas! Find the moneybox imp in THE LINCOLN IMP waterside shopping centre or TRAIL APP! 48 49 50 text imptrail to 70660 to donate £3 A PROGRAMME WITH KIND SUPPORTED BY IN PARTNERSHIP DELIVERED BY SPONSORSHIP FROM WITH.
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