Impact Reports

Team MCR Impact Report 2022-23

To read the full 5 page Team Mcr Impact Report for 2022-23 click here.

Annual impact report which shows a snapshot of the work undertaken by the charity, but more so the power of a collective effort.

155 school members

Pupil Activity & Wellbeing Survey 2021	1071 responses from young people
Schools Covid Recovery Consultation	140 responses 104 schools engaged
Strategy Consultation	20+ partners, organisations and networks

EXCEL Competitions	120 competitions & events 960 teams 8,640 students
Inspire & Inclusion Events	42 competitions, festivals & events 336 teams 3,024 students
Leagues	23 leagues 75 divisions 519 teams 7,785 students
Celebrating Success	Lily Lane Primary School GM Sportshall Athletics Champions Our Lady’s RC High School for Boys Y8/9 GM Indoor Athletics Champions
Manchester representation at Greater Manchester Finals	Girls Football Plymouth Grove & St Anthony’s RC Prmary Tag Rugby Beaver Road Primary Tri Golf Button Lane Primary

School Games

Introduction of the new and improved inclusive health check and School Games mark.

GM Leadership Academy	30 students
PALS training	15 schools 90 student leaders
	1,500 Sports Leaders 7,500 volunteer hours

Mental Health Awareness Training	68 teachers trained
Bikeability	£45,000 funding 1,056 children trained
Change 4 Life Festivals	29 schools attended
56 Change 4 Life Champions
Creating an Active School	Framework national pilot Active Education
Health & Wellbeing Schools Lead	12 health champions schools 120 health ambassadors 61 daily mile schools

Opening Schools Facilities	12 Manchester schools received funding totalling £52,000
NIKE Open Doors Partnership	New community sport programme
Active Lives	Sport England National Survey 17 Manchester schools
Community Holiday Programme	Holiday Activity Fund 3 Easter schemes 6 summer schemes 450 children 75 leaders 45 staff

Partners include MCC, MCR Active, Nike, UK Active, British Cycling, Mcr United Foundation, HAF,
Rio Ferdinand Foundation, Tactile Arts, WallBall.

Training & resources, curriculum and out of school participation, competitive and leadership opportunities.

FA Girls Schools Strategic Lead
for Manchester

60 primary & 56 secondary girls teams
2,473 girls playing football

Wright Robinson College successfully presented a demonstration of a ‘Go Lead’ session to the Barclays CEO and senior board members.

Building a Legacy

Birmingham Commonwealth Games Festival programme	7 schools trained 44 leaders 35 primary schools
Women’s Euros 2022	Charlestown Primary represented nationally to launch the Women’s Euros School Resources.

Twitter	1k followers Tweet impressions have gone up by 50% Profile visits have risen by 29.6%
Instagram	230 followers Engagement rising each week
Mailchimp	464 subscribers All receive weekly newsletters and bulletin’s 5 newsletters which go out termly and over 35 bulletins which go out to PE leads every Friday.
Koboca	112 primary schools & 33 secondary schools now using Koboca.