Governors who is the link for Careers Education, Information, Advice and Guidance. There was also an opportunity for a short Q & A session. Although attended by only a small number of parents and carers feedback was very positive and we hope to be able to offer a similar evening next year Combined Careers Fayre with Ashcroft & Stopsley High Schools (Aims fulfilled 1, 2, 4, 5, 7) Year Group Year 11 – Early in the Autumn Term Ashcroft, Putteridge and Stopsley High Schools hosted the fifth Combined Careers Fayre for Year 11 at Stopsley Baptist Church Auditorium. Approximately 400 Year 11 students from across all three high schools attended the event at various times throughout the day, each group spending about an hour visiting over 30 providers. There were representatives from all the main colleges; Luton Sixth Form, Barnfield, Central Beds, Bedford, Shuttleworth, Oaklands, Newman Sixth Form, North Herts; Apprenticeship providers; Luton Borough Council, JTL, Active Luton, Cambridge University, University of Bedfordshire, NHS and UOB Healthcare, Army & Royal Navy Careers plus local businesses; Asda, Selex-Es, Vauxhall Motors, Hayward Tyler, Thomson TUI and many more. Feedback from our students the event: am determined to work at my grades and go on to university”. “I Careers provided me with lots of relevant information and talked me through the steps “NHS that could help me pursue a career in Healthcare”. found it really useful and picked up information about careers I hadn’t even thought of. “I Thank you”. Evaluation The event was a huge success and the general feedback from students was that they had learned a great deal about the opportunities available Post 16. The providers were equally enthusiastic about the Fayre and complimented the students on their behaviour, interest and engagement when visiting the stands. Future This was a brilliant example of community collaboration and definitely an event that we will repeat next year. A date is already in the calendar for the next academic year. The Skills Show (Aims fulfilled 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) Year Group Year 8 & 9 – The Skills Show is a unique annual celebration that offers exciting opportunities in further education, skills and Apprenticeships, with a view to inspiring the fashion designers, web developers and engineers of tomorrow. It played host to a range of skills activities, all under one roof. The students were given the opportunity to have a go at new skills, get up to the
Governors who is the link for Careers Education, Information, Advice and Guidance. There was also an opportunity for a short Q & A session. Although attended by only a small number of parents and carers feedback was very positive and we hope to be able to offer a similar evening next year Combined Careers Fayre with Ashcroft & Stopsley High Schools (Aims fulfilled 1, 2, 4, 5, 7) Year Group – Year 11 Early in the Autumn Term Ashcroft, Putteridge and Stopsley High Schools hosted the fifth Combined Careers Fayre for Year 11 at Stopsley Baptist Church Auditorium. Approximately 400 Year 11 students from across all three high schools attended the event at various times throughout the day, each group spending about an hour visiting over 30 providers. There were representatives from all the main colleges; Luton Sixth Form, Barnfield, Central Beds, Bedford, Shuttleworth, Oaklands, Newman Sixth Form, North Herts; Apprenticeship providers; Luton Borough Council, JTL, Active Luton, Cambridge University, University of Bedfordshire, NHS and UOB Healthcare, Army & Royal Navy Careers plus local businesses; Asda, Selex-Es, Vauxhall Motors, Hayward Tyler, Thomson TUI and many more. Feedback from our students the event: “I am determined to work at my grades and go on to university”. “NHS Careers provided me with lots of relevant information and talked me through the steps that could help me pursue a career in Healthcare”. “I found it really useful and picked up information about careers I hadn’t even thought of. Thank you”. Evaluation The event was a huge success and the general feedback from students was that they had learned a great deal about the opportunities available Post 16. The providers were equally enthusiastic about the Fayre and complimented the students on their behaviour, interest and engagement when visiting the stands. Future This was a brilliant example of community collaboration and definitely an event that we will repeat next year. A date is already in the calendar for the next academic year. The Skills Show (Aims fulfilled 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) Year Group – Year 8 & 9 The Skills Show is a unique annual celebration that offers exciting opportunities in further education, skills and Apprenticeships, with a view to inspiring the fashion designers, web developers and engineers of tomorrow. It played host to a range of skills activities, all under one roof. The students were given the opportunity to have a go at new skills, get up to the
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