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Title: Aimhigher Integration in the West


1
Aimhigher Integration in the West
  • Mike Farmer (Western Partnership for Widening
    Participation)
  • Nigel Tong (Bristol Excellence in Cities)

2
Western Partnership Area
  • Gloucester and Cheltenham
  • Bristol and Bath
  • Weston-S-Mare and Bridgwater
  • Swindon, Trowbridge and North Wiltshire
  • North Somerset

3
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Western Partnership Area
  • 6 partnerships (1 P4P, 5 EC)
  • 4 LSCs
  • 8 LEAs
  • 140 Schools
  • 6 HEIs
  • 18 FECs
  • Variable HE participation rates
  • Variable economic wealth
  • 3 areas of minority ethnic populations

5
Western Partnership Area (2)
  • LSCs
  • Gloucestershire
  • West of England
  • Swindon Wilts (part)
  • Somerset (part)
  • LEAs
  • Gloucestershire
  • South Gloucestershire
  • Bristol
  • Bath NE Somerset
  • N Somerset
  • Swindon
  • Wiltshire (part)
  • Somerset (part)

6
Young participation in HE
  • LSC
  • Gloshire 34
  • Swdn Wilts 31
  • Somset 31
  • West of E 28
  • Source HEFCE POLAR
  • LEA
  • Wilts 35
  • Glos 34
  • BNES 34
  • N Som 33
  • Som 31
  • S Glos 29
  • Bristol 23
  • Swindon 23

7
Western Partnership Area (4)
  • Population 2m
  • 360,000 young
  • 2 ethnic minority overall
  • Gloucester 5.7,
  • Bristol 5.1,
  • Swindon 3.1
  • Source SWRDA State of the Region 2002

8
Western Partnership Area
  • GDP per head (UK 100)
  • Swindon 144
  • Bristol 123
  • Gloshire 105
  • N Somset 105
  • Bath NE Som 93
  • S Glos 93
  • Wilts 93
  • Somerset 87 Source Regional Trends 2001

9
Western Partnership Area (3)
  • Six Partnerships
  • WP4WP (P4P)
  • Bristol EiC
  • Gloucester EAZ
  • Bridgwater EAZ
  • Weston-S-Mare EAZ (now N Somerset Aimhigher
    Partnership)
  • Swindon EC (from Jan 2004)

10
Baseline Finance (2003/4)
  • Total 2m approx
  • WP4WP 40
  • Bristol 40
  • W-S-M 10
  • Gloucester 3.3
  • Bridgwater 3.3
  • Swindon 3.3

11
Partnership work in progress
  • Informal joint EC/P4P meetings (from May 2003)
  • Build trust
  • Share information
  • Plans
  • Finance
  • Funding regimes
  • Processes and structures

12
Partnership work in progress (2)
  • Partnership of partnerships
  • Transitional structures
  • Planning group (about 10)
  • Planner Chair (ECP4P)
  • Area Steering Group (about 30)
  • Unifying developments (vision, entitlement,
    targeting, tracking)

13
EC contribution
  • Strong steering group
  • Partnership working
  • Research projects
  • Curriculum and professional development

14
EC concerns
  • Being told what to do
  • Dilution of existing programmes
  • Threat to embedded work
  • Over-complicated evaluation
  • Serving double masters

15
Opportunities
  • Broader range of opportunities from HEIs
  • Developing curriculum materials
  • Demystifying routes to HE
  • Professional development for schools and
    Connexions staff

16
Issues
  • Targeting
  • Supply side v demand side
  • Thematic v geographical organisation
  • Boundaries (internal and external)
  • Achieving legitimacy
  • Time!
  • Legal

17
Uncertainties
  • Funding formula and distribution
  • Funding for planning
  • Phasing of funding guarantees
  • Other programmes (eg NMPP)

18
Phases
  • Ground clearing Now January 2004
  • Planning January July 2004
  • Integration August 2004 July 2006
  • Full operation Aug 2006 onwards
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