No Date), it must be specific (London South Bank University. No Date) and target the three themes of the question MM, boys and MS which is at the heart of the research. It is measurable (London South Bank University. No date) by being able to determine how many boys are using the equipment and using the Louvain Wellbeing and Involvement Scales (Plymouth City Council. 2011) to determine how they felt and engaged with the equipment. This will be achievable (London South Bank University. No date) as the project, although collecting a lot of data, is primarily concerned with how boys respond to new MM materials and whether they use them. This is relevant (London South Bank University. No Date) as it is a contemporary issue as boys have been behind girls in exam results at GCSE level (Coughlan, S. 2015) and in several articles and books (Coughlan, S. 2015). (Cigman, J. 2015) were published in 2015 on this subject. This will be limited in time (London South Bank University. No date) since the research project will be submitted before June 28. 2016.