LEEDS 2023 worked across all 33 wards of the city and engaged with a wide range of participants across Leeds. The programme was designed to be as representative and inclusive as possible. The data and visualisations displayed on this page are drawn from the LEEDS 2023 Data Microsite, reflecting the impact and legacy of the programme by highlighting the ways in which LEEDS 2023 engaged with children and young people in Leeds. By doing this, we aim to advocate for the value of this and other similar cultural programmes, demonstrating how young people have been enriched by the programme.
Unique schools 228
Total school engagements 501
Total pupil engagements 35376
Schools in Leeds 294
Number of engagements with pupils
The chart below presents the number of activities that were delivered with children in Leeds schools as part of the LEEDS 2023 programme.
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Number of engagements
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Engagements (cumulative)
School engagements by ward
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Guiseley and Rawdon: <strong>11</strong> Gui
Otley and Yeadon: <strong>9</strong> Otl
Adel and Wharfedale: <strong>15</strong> Ade
Alwoodley: <strong>10</strong> Alw
Harewood: <strong>6</strong> Har
Wetherby: <strong>12</strong> Wet
Horsforth: <strong>12</strong> Hor
Weetwood: <strong>22</strong> Wee
Moortown: <strong>32</strong> Moo
Roundhay: <strong>13</strong> Rou
Calverley and Farsley: <strong>5</strong> Cal
Bramley and Stanningley: <strong>18</strong> Bra
Kirkstall: <strong>5</strong> Kir
Headingley and Hyde Park: <strong>9</strong> Hea
Chapel Allerton: <strong>16</strong> Cha
Killingbeck and Seacroft: <strong>16</strong> Kil
Pudsey: <strong>12</strong> Pud
Armley: <strong>16</strong> Arm
Little London and Woodhouse: <strong>24</strong> Lit
Gipton and Harehills: <strong>6</strong> Gip
Cross Gates and Whinmoor: <strong>19</strong> Cro
Farnley and Wortley: <strong>12</strong> Far
Beeston and Holbeck: <strong>23</strong> Bee
Hunslet & Riverside: <strong>7</strong> Hun
Burmantofts and Richmond Hill: <strong>17</strong> Bur
Temple Newsam: <strong>15</strong> Tem
Morley North: <strong>18</strong> Mor
Middleton Park: <strong>25</strong> Mid
Rothwell: <strong>5</strong> Rot
Garforth and Swillington: <strong>8</strong> Gar
Morley South: <strong>13</strong> Mor
Ardsley and Robin Hood: <strong>5</strong> Ard
Kippax and Methley: <strong>3</strong> Kip
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This map shows the number of creative engagement activities carried out with schools as part of the LEEDS 2023 programme, by ward.
Darker colours mean more engagements were held in each ward.
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Pupil engagements by ward
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Guiseley and Rawdon: <strong>608</strong> Gui
Otley and Yeadon: <strong>487</strong> Otl
Adel and Wharfedale: <strong>1664</strong> Ade
Alwoodley: <strong>1174</strong> Alw
Harewood: <strong>611</strong> Har
Wetherby: <strong>665</strong> Wet
Horsforth: <strong>1255</strong> Hor
Weetwood: <strong>1567</strong> Wee
Moortown: <strong>2125</strong> Moo
Roundhay: <strong>1025</strong> Rou
Calverley and Farsley: <strong>105</strong> Cal
Bramley and Stanningley: <strong>1523</strong> Bra
Kirkstall: <strong>658</strong> Kir
Headingley and Hyde Park: <strong>1047</strong> Hea
Chapel Allerton: <strong>961</strong> Cha
Killingbeck and Seacroft: <strong>1417</strong> Kil
Pudsey: <strong>1063</strong> Pud
Armley: <strong>575</strong> Arm
Little London and Woodhouse: <strong>1240</strong> Lit
Gipton and Harehills: <strong>257</strong> Gip
Cross Gates and Whinmoor: <strong>1633</strong> Cro
Farnley and Wortley: <strong>731</strong> Far
Beeston and Holbeck: <strong>1760</strong> Bee
Hunslet & Riverside: <strong>296</strong> Hun
Burmantofts and Richmond Hill: <strong>812</strong> Bur
Temple Newsam: <strong>1767</strong> Tem
Morley North: <strong>1118</strong> Mor
Middleton Park: <strong>2139</strong> Mid
Rothwell: <strong>358</strong> Rot
Garforth and Swillington: <strong>352</strong> Gar
Morley South: <strong>1094</strong> Mor
Ardsley and Robin Hood: <strong>375</strong> Ard
Kippax and Methley: <strong>54</strong> Kip
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This map shows the number of pupils engaged with as part of the LEEDS 2023 programme, by ward.
Darker colours mean more engagement activities were held in each ward.
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Percentage of schools engaged with in each ward
This map shows the percentage of schools that were engaged with as part of LEEDS 2023 activities, out of the schools in each ward.
Darker colours mean more engagement activities were held in each ward.
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Guiseley and Rawdon: <strong>66%</strong> Gui
Otley and Yeadon: <strong>62%</strong> Otl
Adel and Wharfedale: <strong>100%</strong> Ade
Alwoodley: <strong>71%</strong> Alw
Harewood: <strong>50%</strong> Har
Wetherby: <strong>50%</strong> Wet
Horsforth: <strong>66%</strong> Hor
Weetwood: <strong>80%</strong> Wee
Moortown: <strong>62%</strong> Moo
Roundhay: <strong>77%</strong> Rou
Calverley and Farsley: <strong>50%</strong> Cal
Bramley and Stanningley: <strong>69%</strong> Bra
Kirkstall: <strong>50%</strong> Kir
Headingley and Hyde Park: <strong>100%</strong> Hea
Chapel Allerton: <strong>72%</strong> Cha
Killingbeck and Seacroft: <strong>55%</strong> Kil
Pudsey: <strong>60%</strong> Pud
Armley: <strong>70%</strong> Arm
Little London and Woodhouse: <strong>75%</strong> Lit
Gipton and Harehills: <strong>36%</strong> Gip
Cross Gates and Whinmoor: <strong>70%</strong> Cro
Farnley and Wortley: <strong>50%</strong> Far
Beeston and Holbeck: <strong>61%</strong> Bee
Hunslet & Riverside: <strong>50%</strong> Hun
Burmantofts and Richmond Hill: <strong>90%</strong> Bur
Temple Newsam: <strong>66%</strong> Tem
Morley North: <strong>71%</strong> Mor
Middleton Park: <strong>66%</strong> Mid
Rothwell: <strong>30%</strong> Rot
Garforth and Swillington: <strong>57%</strong> Gar
Morley South: <strong>54%</strong> Mor
Ardsley and Robin Hood: <strong>75%</strong> Ard
Kippax and Methley: <strong>33%</strong> Kip
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