Impact of partnership work done in 2025 (ISC annual Census 2026)

• 20 state schools involved
• 501-1000 state school pupils involved
• 40 staff hours given

Impact Statement

Each year, we host separate Mathematics and English Challenges. Each event involves around 30 children from a variety of local state and private schools and runs over one afternoon. The children are given the opportunity to compete against other schools in a safe and friendly environment. This benefits all schools by providing challenge for their more able pupils. The staffing, resources and planning is provided by us and we also offer transportation to local state schools to enable them to attend. All the children receive hot refreshments after the competition.

In October 2022, we hosted a full day of anti-bullying training. Hosted by The Diana Award, the Anti-Bullying Campaign is supported by HRH The Prince of Wales and aims to engage young people, parents, and teachers to change their attitudes, behaviour, and culture of bullying by building skills and confidence to address different situations, both online and offline (AntiBullyingPro.com). More than 70 children from a range of local schools (5 state primary schools and 2 independent prep schools) benefited from this training, which was hosted and catered free of charge to all attendees.

Each year, we host five football tournaments (U7 mixed, U9 and U11 Boys and U9 and U11 Girls). All the schools in the local area are invited and we include the offer of transport for any state schools who would otherwise not be able to send a team. We also provide refreshments for the teams and their supporters free of charge. These tournaments are really popular with local state schools, who have told us that there aren’t many similar events for children of this age (particularly the U7 and U9 age groups) for them to attend. In November 2022, the U11 boys’ tournament saw 9 state schools attend, meaning more than 70 children benefitted from the opportunity to compete in a tournament against some challenging opposition.

Our partnership with Sythwood Primary School creates opportunities for children and staff from both schools to work together to achieve better outcomes for the children. Throughout March, April and May 2022 we hosted Enterprise Days, where children from Sythwood School are collected in a Greenfield minibus and brought to Greenfield for a day of activities. Often encompassing subjects and facilities that the Sythwood children would not have access to at their own school, the Enterprise Days create opportunities for the children from both schools to work together and tackle challenging topics or problem-solving tasks. Sometimes, the activities are hosted by an external company which Greenfield supplies free of charge to all the participants. Lunch for our visitors is also provided.

Off the back of these Enrichment Days, our specialist sports staff have invited Sythwood pupils to attend some of our after-school sports training clubs. We have had two children join our gymnastics training sessions, providing them with the opportunity to improve their technique and build upon their natural ability.

In 2022, our PE Department took on the organisation of the annual District Athletics Competition for children in Years 3, 4, 5 and 6. Our staff hosted the events at the local athletics track and dealt with all the communications and arrangements to enable more than 500 children to take part.

In 2022/23, Greenfield staff have worked with the Bourne Academy Trust (Sythwood, Brookwood, New Monument and Broadmere Primary Schools) to share best practise when considering the inclusivity of their curriculum content. Greenfield has also linked with these schools in pursuit of suitable candidates for their Transformative Free Places scheme.

Upcoming events:

In February 2023, West Byfleet School are bringing 25 children to Greenfield for an entire morning of choral singing.

In the Summer Term 2023, Greenfield is inviting several state schools to join Greenfield children during their Arts Week, based around the theme of illustration.

In 2023, our PE Department will once again organise the annual District Athletics Competition for children in Years 3, 4, 5 and 6. This year, we will also offer transport to those schools who could not otherwise get their children to the venue.