2014
Top Issues
- Living Wage
- Work Experience
- Mental Health
Curriculum For Life
6 Years - ballots castWhat does Warrington think about a Curriculum For Life?
- Top Year - 2016
- General Trend - Gradual stagnation of interest over the past 3 years
- 237% increase in interest since 2014, placed 2nd in 2015 and was 2016's top issue
- Vote breakdowns for organisations that have participated in MORE than one ballot are below
Most Interested schools/Organisations by Year:
| Year | School/Organisation | % Share of School/Organisation's Vote |
|---|---|---|
| 2014 | Lymm High School | 21% |
| 2015 | No Data Available | No Data Available |
| 2016 | Priestley College | 93% |
| 2017 | Youth Service - Sankey | 53% |
| 2018 | Cardinal Newman | 21% |
| 2019 | Cardinal Newman | 30% |
Invidual School/Organisation Interest Over Time:
Great Sankey High School:
Warrington Vale Royal:
Youth Cafe:
Orford Youth Base:
Birchwood:
Padgate Academy:
Lymm High Schcool:
NCS:
Beamont:
Explore Learning:
Sir Thomas Boteler:
King's Leadership Academy:
Culcheth High:
Priestley College:
Cardinal Newman:
2015
Top Issues
- Living Wage
- Curriculum For Life
- Transport
2016
Top Issues
- Curriculum For Life
- Transport
- Mental Health
2017
Top Issues
- Mental Health
- Transport
- Work Experience Hubs
2018
Top Issues
- Mental Health
- End Knife Crime
- Equal Pay
2019
Top Issues
- Protect The Environment
- End Knife Crime
- Mental Health