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YOUNG RESEARCHERS!

Barrow in Furness 2015

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Introduction

Today we want to • Tell you about our story• Share our research results• Make some recommendations• Try to answer questions

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Introduction

• We are from four different schools

• we have been researching about aspirations.

• This is what we did.......

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First meeting

• We met at Cambridge Primary school

• we had a surprise visit from Neil Doherty and he explained to us what he wanted us to find out

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We explored how wanted our team to work

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How did we want our team to work?

•good communication•respect•listening•working together•honesty•trust

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Exploring Aspirations

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Our Expectations

• Aspirations are a goal that you want to achieve

• most people have them

• lots of young people want to be famous

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We learned skills, on how to be a good researcher to carry out the research about aspirations.

Research

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Research

First we explored what research is

Special type of ‘finding-out’ activity....

• Systematic

• Sceptical

• Ethical

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The next step!

• make the surveys about aspirations

• choose the questions

• test the questions

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The next step!

• Decide how we could get everyone to do the questionnaire

• Presentations in Assembly

• Teachers and parents

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Kepplewray

• We went to Kepplewray to understand our results

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The Data

• Back indoors!

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257Parents - 36

Teachers - 33

These are the results:Total responses from Young

People

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Q2: Are you male or female?

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Pupils: Do you have any aspirations or goals

in your life, that you would like to achieve?

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Parents: Does your child(ren) have any aspirations

or goals that they want to achieve?

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Teachers: Do you think that, in general, children in years 5 & 6 have aspirations or goals

that they want to achieve?

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Do children in years 5 & 6 have aspirations or goals? Teachers’ responses

•it depends a lot on their home environment

•their goals are sometimes limited, short term or unrealistic

•children are affected by a lack of opportunity or exposure to possibility

•Children sometimes find it hard to articulate their goals

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Some of what Teachers said:•‘It's difficult to have a goal if you don't know what is

possible.’

•‘Young people’s aspirations are sometimes quite far fetched, for things they have seen on tv, like being a pop-star or a footballer....because it offers a lavish lifestyle.’

•‘All young people have dreams and aspirations ....all they require is support’

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Parents mentioned

•Careers in Sport

•Medical careers

•to ‘Get a good job’

•to ‘become a Teacher’

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One parent with 5 children said to us

“ My 16 year old wants to be a music teacher/rock Star,

my 13 year old wants to be nurse,

my 12 year old wants to play for England women’s team,

my 8 year old wants to own their own cafe,

my 5 year old wants to be a fighter pilot...

.... and my 3 year old wants to be a Ninja Turtle : ) ”

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What are your Aspirations or Goals?

Fire / Police - Accountant - Lawyer Creative - teacher – Digital -archaeologist - work with Animals - become famous - Medical - Scientist - Improve my learning - beautician - hairdressing - BAE - motor-biker / racing driver - Travel - trade / commerce

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What are your Aspirations or Goals?

No

of p

upils

Aspiration or Goal

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Main categories

becoming a professional footballer / rugby player / runner / wrestler / referee / gymnast / tennis & table tennis player / swimmer / boxer / golfer / hockey player

Sport

Creative

Digital

Animals

being a professional artist / designer / author or writer / performer or actor / singer / dancer / photographer / architect / chef / working in fashion

working on You-tube / games designer / working in film

being a Vet, working for the RSPCA, with Horses

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If you DON'T have any aspirations or goals at the moment, have you had any in the past?

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If you DON'T have any aspirations or goals the moment, do you want to have aspirations in the future?

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Pupils:How confident do you feel that you can achieve

your aspirations? Please think carefully about your answer

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Parents:How confident do you think your children are

that they can achieve their aspirations?

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Pupils:What helps you be more confident about

achieving your goals or aspirations?

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Pupils:Are there any people who can help you

achieve your aspirations or goals?

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Teachers:

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Parents:

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Pupils: Do you think your aspirations will change as you

get older?

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Parents: Do you think children's aspirations will change

as they get older?

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Teachers: Do you think children's aspirations change as they

get older?

Answered: 32 Skipped: 0

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Opportunities or chances

Being encouraged

Self esteem

Feeling safe

Being inspired

Experiencing success

Teachers:What do you think helps children develop aspirations

or goals?

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Pupils:How did you get you aspirations or goals?

From Inside

T. V. / on-line

Parents

Outside immediate family

Friends

Siblings

Out of School activity

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Pupils:What might stop you from having aspirations, or from

achieving your goals?

46% “inside me”, which is things about who I am, how I feel and think.

45% “outside me” which is things that happen in life that I don’t have control over

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SummaryWe’ve learned - about research

- the majority of YP in Barrow do have or want aspirations

- that young people think their parents are important for helping develop aspirations

- that adults, teachers and children see their goals differently

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Summary

-parents and teachers take their role seriously

-that many children see their goals coming from somewhere ‘inside’ - some young people might have problems stopping them from developing aspirations, but others think nothing will stop them from following their goals

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Our recommendations

We recommend that

• more help is available for young people to believe in themselves, and to have aspirations that they follow

• young people have encouragement from parents, teachers, and others

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Our recommendations

We recommend that

• parents, teachers, and others are supported to help them develop young people’s aspirations

• there are more opportunities for young people to see what is possible through

- making visits and trips out of school- through experts visiting class

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Thank you for your time!!!!

Any questions?