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SCHOOLZ OUT CASE STUDIES

Built Over Years.
Not Just Terms.

Great partnerships aren't measured by how well things go for the first few weeks. They're built through consistency, trust and continuing to deliver year after year.

15
Years of the
Longest Partnership
Featured Here
2011 - 2026
Schools
Nurseries
Preschools
Long-Term Partners
REAL PARTNERSHIPS. REAL HISTORY.

The Best Proof Is
Still Being There.

Schoolz Out has built relationships with schools and early years settings that have lasted for years, and in some cases well over a decade.

Some partnerships have grown across different areas of the school day. Others have developed as the setting itself has grown. What connects them is a long-term commitment to providing positive experiences for children.

These are four examples of what Schoolz Out partnerships have looked like in practice.

WHAT MATTERS TO US We don't want to win a school.
We want to keep earning its trust.

Starting a partnership matters. Building one that continues year after year matters even more.

2011 Earliest Partnership Featured
15 Years At Smiles Nursery
5 Areas Supported at Nazeing
1 → 6 Club Growth at Pemberley
OUR PARTNERSHIPS

Different Settings.
Long-Term Relationships.

From early years movement to provision across the school day, every partnership has developed around the setting and the children within it.

CASE STUDY 01
PRIMARY SCHOOL

Nazeing
Primary School

PARTNER SINCE 2015
SUPPORT ACROSS THE SCHOOL DAY

More Than One Part
of the School Day.

Schoolz Out has been working with Nazeing Primary School since 2015, with the relationship extending across multiple areas of school life.

Over that time, we have delivered PE and PPA provision, lunchtime clubs and after school clubs, as well as providing assistance at external sporting events.

PE PPA Cover Lunchtime Clubs After School Clubs Sporting Events
A partnership with real breadth.

One long-term relationship supporting several different areas of the school's sporting and activity provision.

CASE STUDY 02
EARLY YEARS • HARLOW

Smiles
Nursery

2011 - 2026
15 YEARS OF EARLY YEARS PROVISION

Growing, Moving
and Playing Together.

Schoolz Out worked with Smiles Nursery in Harlow from 2011 through to 2026, creating sporting and movement experiences for children across the setting.

Sessions reached children from toddler age through to preschool, using different sports and activities to make movement enjoyable and accessible for young children.

Toddlers Preschool Movement Different Sports Early Years
15 years in one nursery setting.

A long-running relationship providing age-appropriate sports and movement experiences from toddlers through to preschool children.

CASE STUDY 03
PRESCHOOL

Hatfield Heath
Preschool

PARTNER SINCE 2012
DEVELOPMENT THROUGH PLAY

Little Games.
Important Skills.

Schoolz Out has been operating at Hatfield Heath Preschool since 2012, providing games and activities designed around early physical development.

The provision uses play to create opportunities for children to develop gross and fine motor skills in an environment designed to keep them engaged and enjoying movement.

Gross Motor Skills Fine Motor Skills Movement Games Early Development
Purposeful play since 2012.

A long-term early years relationship using games and movement to support children's developing physical skills.

CASE STUDY 04
PRIMARY ACADEMY

Pemberley
Academy

PARTNER SINCE 2015
A PARTNERSHIP THAT GREW

From One Club
to Six.

Schoolz Out has worked with Pemberley Academy since the school opened in 2015.

Over the past three years, the partnership has grown significantly. What began with one after school club has developed into six clubs, offering children a much wider range of sporting opportunities.

After School Clubs Multiple Sports Long-Term Partnership Growing Provision
1 club became 6 clubs.

A clear example of a Schoolz Out partnership developing as the school's provision and opportunities for children expanded.

PARTNERSHIPS CAN GROW

Start With What
You Need Today.

A Schoolz Out partnership doesn't need to begin with multiple services or a huge programme.

At Pemberley Academy, after school provision has grown from one club to six clubs. It's a good example of how provision can develop as the relationship, demand and opportunities within a school grow.

1 After School Club
6 After School Clubs Today
PARTNERSHIPS THAT LAST

Years of Relationships.
Not Just Contracts.

The settings are different. The services are different. The common thread is the length of the relationships.

2011

Smiles Nursery

Early years sports and movement provision begins.

2012

Hatfield Heath Preschool

Motor skill development through games and play.

2015

Nazeing Primary

A relationship spanning multiple areas of provision.

2015

Pemberley Academy

Partnership begins when the academy opens.

NOW

Still Developing

Continuing to build and grow school partnerships.

WHAT THESE STORIES SHOW

Different Partnerships.
The Same Principles.

01

Relationships Take Time.

Several of the settings featured here have worked with us for more than a decade. Long-term partnerships are built by continuing to show up and deliver.

02

One Size Doesn't Fit All.

Nursery movement sessions, motor skill development, curriculum PE and after school clubs are very different. Provision needs to reflect the children and setting.

03

Good Partnerships Can Grow.

A relationship can begin with one area of provision and develop over time, whether that means more clubs, more services or greater involvement across the school day.

SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS

What Could a Schoolz Out
Partnership Look Like for You?

From one service to support across multiple parts of the school day, explore how we work with schools and build provision around their needs.

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LET'S BUILD SOMETHING THAT LASTS

Your School Could Be
Our Next Chapter.

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