We are delighted to be launching a full report into the impact and effectiveness of our Primary Engineer Rail Programme. “Keeping Kids on Track: Evaluating Five Years of the Primary Engineer Rail Programme” looks at the impact the programme has had on Pupils, Teachers and the Engineers, as well as highlighting the scale of what we have all achieved.
Keeping Kids On Track:
Evaluating Five Years of
The Primary Engineer Rail Programme
Keeping Kids On Track:
Evaluating Five Years of The Primary Engineer Rail Programme
Beginning in the 2018/2019 academic year, the Primary Engineer Rail Programme partnered with Hitachi Rail and delivered into 50 primary schools, serving around 2,500 pupils. Each subsequent academic year, the programme has expanded. In 2022/2023 alone, it attracted 18 partners, delivered into 276 schools and reached around 13,800 pupils – totalling 40,000 pupils and over 1100 schools in 5 years.
The report also highlights our next steps as we grow the programme and take it to more pupils in the UK.
The Full Report and Executive Summary, in both English and Welsh language, are available for download on the links below.
Massive thank you to all our partners who have helped us bring the Primary Engineer Rail Programme to over 40,000 primary school pupils in 5 years.
English Language
Welsh Language
If you would like to get in touch to learn more about the Primary Engineer Rail Programme, or how you can get involved with Primary Engineer, please get in touch here: [email protected]
We are delighted to be launching a full report into the impact and effectiveness of our Primary Engineer Rail Programme. “Keeping Kids on Track: Evaluating Five Years of the Primary Engineer Rail Programme” looks at the impact the programme has had on Pupils, Teachers and the Engineers, as well as highlighting the scale of what we have all achieved.
Beginning in the 2018/2019 academic year, the Primary Engineer Rail Programme partnered with Hitachi Rail and delivered into 50 primary schools, serving around 2,500 pupils. Each subsequent academic year, the programme has expanded. In 2022/2023 alone, it attracted 18 partners, delivered into 276 schools and reached around 13,800 pupils – totalling 40,000 pupils and over 1100 schools in 5 years.
The report also highlights our next steps as we grow the programme and take it to more pupils in the UK.
The Full Report and Executive Summary, in both English and Welsh language, are available for download on the links below.
Massive thank you to all our partners who have helped us bring the Primary Engineer Rail Programme to over 40,000 primary school pupils in 5 years.
English Language
Keeping Kids On Track:
Evaluating Five Years of The Primary Engineer Rail Programme
Keeping Kids On Track:
Evaluating Five Years of The Primary Engineer Rail Programme
Welsh Language
Cadw plant ar y trywydd iawn:
Gwerthuso pum mlynedd Rhaglen Reilffyrdd Primary Engineer
Cadw plant ar y trywydd iawn:
Gwerthuso pum mlynedd Rhaglen Reilffyrdd Primary Engineer
If you would like to get in touch to learn more about the Primary Engineer Rail Programme, or how you can get involved with Primary Engineer, please get in touch here: [email protected]