Legacy plan

An aspirational city.

Engage every child and young person in the Games, including all 400+ schools in the city

How we will make this happen?

• Work with B2022 OC to deliver a programme of activity that ensures children and young people in every ward of the city have access to Games opportunities through school or community participation
• Invest in learning resources and school and community activities that prompt discussion and celebrate the heritage of all of Birmingham’s diverse communities

Flagship initiative

Delivery of a learning programme that celebrates the Games but supports a legacy agenda of skills development and equality of opportunity for Birmingham’s children and young people

Key measurements for benefits realisation monitoring

1. Number of youth Not Employed or in Education (NEET) engaged in functional training
2. Number of young people engaged with the learning programme
3. Percentage of young people who feel they have a better understanding of Commonwealth
4. Number of schools engaged with the learning programme at Reception to KS4
5. Reach 5,000+ young people and families who wouldn’t otherwise have access to the games both virtually and physically