YEAR 11 CV and Personal Statement Day
The day started with a talk about the transition from year 11 and the different pathways available to everyone; 6th Form, College or Apprenticeships. We looked at the different...
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The day started with a talk about the transition from year 11 and the different pathways available to everyone; 6th Form, College or Apprenticeships. We looked at the different...
Posted by Di Mcildowie
This week marked the beginning of Black History Month. As part of the tutor activity, students were set a challenge to Find out about a role model from the black community (past...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
During the week of 26th September, students across the school celebrated the rich linguistic diversity of Europe, which comprises 200 European languages, 24 Official EU languages,...
Posted by Hilarie Charles
In history on enrichment day led by Mr Lyley and Mr Dowty, we developed our understanding of the Ku Klux Klan and racism in 1963 for black history month this October. To begin, we...
Posted by Adam Lyley
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Posted by Maryam Razavi
Anushah – 12E The Sixth Form Team were delighted to hear Mr Burley nominate Anushah this week. She has made fantastic improvements to her attitude, work ethic and output...
Posted by Giles Monks
Very often, in library studies lessons, I recommend books to students, occasionally, they suggest a book for me to read – some I enjoy more than others but, either way, it...
Posted by Teresa Turton
The day started with a talk about the transition from year 11 and the different pathways available to everyone; 6th Form, College or Apprenticeships.
We looked at the different entry requirements for courses and the importance of attending open evenings to find out more information.
We were delighted to welcome Charlotte Shaw from First Intuition who spoke about Apprenticeships and how you can continue to gain qualifications as well as earning a salary at the same time and Diana Mcildowie from West Herts College who was able to talk the students through the options available and expectations of further education in a college environment.
It was a great day with all students working extremely hard. Everyone was focused on producing a CV and Personal Statement which reflected their personal skills and attributes.
They were also introduced to a number of helpful websites where they could look at the support that is available to them, local part time vacancies,university courses etc.
All students are offered the opportunity to meet with either Mrs McIldowie or a Connexions Personal Advisor to discuss any concerns or questions they may have over the coming months.
Over the past year a group of Bushey Meads students have attended Oaklands College each week as part of their work related learning programme. The course finished mid-term so I...
In order to support our students making informed decisions about their future we were delighted to take over 90 students from Year 12 to the UCAS Higher Education Exhibition at...