evidence: Within the Northern Ireland Executive’s Good Relations Strategy "Together: Building a United Community (TBUC)" (2013),[13] Children and Young People are identified as a key priority with strategic actions including the establishment of ten new Shared Education campuses and piloting 100 shared summer schools. Shared Education therefore continues to be at the forefront of Government’s commitment. This is further evidenced by the introduction of legislation in 2016 provided for the Shared Education Act (Northern Ireland) 2016[14] which places a duty on the Department of Education and the Education Authority ‘to encourage, facilitate and promote Shared Education’. ‘Advancing Shared Education – Report to the Northern Ireland Assembly'[15] published in May 2018 notes that there was an 86% increase in the number of schools and 248% increase in the number of pupils participating in Shared Education. The report showed that numbers were anticipated to rise with the implementation of PEACE IV Programme commitment to Shared Education.