Start Small. Measure It. Grow What Works.
Run a pilot in a handful of schools, see what happens, and leave with real numbers you can take to your board, your council, or your funder.
An Illustrative Starter Pilot
- Illustrative example: five schools over six weeks. Small enough to manage, large enough to learn from. Final scope is adjusted to fit your sites.
- Moving & Learning sessions, plus Sportswall site assessments.
- We track students reached, session minutes delivered, and teacher feedback.
- Cost per student, calculated and shared.
- One final report with a clear recommendation to grow, adjust, or stop.
At A Glance
- Sites
- A small group of schools, your pick
- Length
- About 6 weeks, start to report
- Grades
- 1 to 8
- We measure
- Participation, active minutes, cost per student, teacher feedback
We Bring
The sessions, the materials, the Sportswall assessments, teacher onboarding, and the final report.
You Bring
The participating schools, permission to run the pilot and one lead contact who can coordinate approvals and introductions.
Before launch: together we confirm supervision, school approvals, insurance, screening, accessibility, participant consent, emergency procedures and incident reporting.
You End With Evidence, Not A Guess.
Who took partStudents, classes and sites reached, plus session minutes delivered.
What it costTotal spend and cost per student, to budget the next stage.
What changedTeacher feedback, photos, and what worked or didn't.
The timelineHow long setup, delivery and reporting actually took.
What we provideSessions, materials, Sportswalls and onboarding, spelled out.
A decisionAn honest recommendation: grow it, adjust it, or stop.
On budget: we scope a real number after we pick the sites together. The size is driven by how many sites, how many sessions, any Sportswall installs, staff time, materials, and reporting. We put that number in front of you before anyone commits. Straight talk: we're still building the evidence, pilot by pilot. You get real numbers and honest feedback, not claims we can't back up.