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15/11/24

Today our Year 5 students took part in the Primary Anti-Bullying conference. They have taken away some very important messages and we cannot wait for them to share these with the rest of the school community 📢🛑 pic.twitter.com/QObUFVZnAW

15/11/24

St Luke’s Church visited this morning and delivered an assembly to primary all focused around the importance of belonging and community 🌎❤️🤗 pic.twitter.com/6kGcFH4V8M

14/11/24

We loved joining Year 3 today as they made Stonehenge from biscuits. we were really impressed with how they worked together and their confident oracy as they explained their learning. pic.twitter.com/U82hajPFOz

14/11/24

Year 10 came down to Primary to put their Maths games to the test! What a fantastic opportunity to collaborate and share knowledge 🎲♟️🧮 pic.twitter.com/axEjd04mti

11/11/24

Today we are thinking about all those who have lost their lives in battle. Primary have begun the day with an assembly and at 11am will take part in a minutes silence. 🪖🔴 pic.twitter.com/qJBNbMW2ko

09/11/24

* New to EYFS Open Day: next Monday *Our main Open Event is our New to EYFS Open Day on Monday 11th November.The following tours will be available on the day:> 9:15am-10:00am> 10:45am-11:30am> 2:00pm-2:45pm> 4:00pm-4:45pmPlease book your place: https://t.co/rt3PAY5jDh pic.twitter.com/N9Rxapuovy

07/11/24

Thank you for inspiring our students this evening and being our guest speaker at our annual celebration of achievement evening, your words illustrated what hard work and dedication can achieve. pic.twitter.com/a93WTLudr8

06/11/24

Year 3 loved exploring the Stone Age using our VR headsets! pic.twitter.com/TAJW9owdHz

06/11/24

A big win for our Primary netball team tonight! 12-0 against Windermere. Some amazing netball on display🏐🤩 POtM went to Eloise G. Well done to all involved!!💪🏻 pic.twitter.com/I3YsmzY8UC

06/11/24

Another amazing day for Maths Week! ➖➕🟰➗ pic.twitter.com/1o38wRQNnV

06/11/24

We have had some very exciting visitors in school this morning. ‘The Nite Owls’ showed off their beautiful birds of prey and taught us how to keep wildlife safe. 🦉 pic.twitter.com/IaFpz1OQBt

05/11/24

Red Class are loving their new role play area… Costa Cafe is a big hit! ☕️🍰🧁 pic.twitter.com/zFl0nyotGg

05/11/24

Year 5 and 6 loved their maths workshop from Citizens Advice today pic.twitter.com/HLdAU0bYzv

04/11/24

Year 5 have loved creating their very own maths glasses to help them spot where maths can be seen around us 👓🔎➗🟰➕➖ pic.twitter.com/Tzmkoq9vMT

04/11/24

We launched Maths week this week with an amazing assembly from Lucy Reid who is a transport planner ⏰🚂🚌 pic.twitter.com/W48GqYCGV9

03/11/24

Pens at the ready 🖊️There is one week left to submit the stories you want to read for 2024. The competition closes 9pm Friday 8 November 2024. For more details and to read the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Notices go to https://t.co/3SV6BIiBA8 pic.twitter.com/xj6D4nS9HT

03/11/24

Scholastic Book Fair will be here 4th-8th November in the Primary Reading Corridor from 3.20 - 4.00pm 📚📖 pic.twitter.com/dDspLbp02a

25/10/24

In assembly today Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 all performed Cauliflowers Fluffy to the rest of Primary. What a lovely way to end the first half term of the year. 🥬🫛🧅🥕🥦 pic.twitter.com/j2M00ghZvj

24/10/24

So lucky to be listening to the wonderful speak to our year 2&3 🤩😍 I want to be a knight! Thank you So lovely to listen and learn so much ❤️🤩📖 pic.twitter.com/JpoxCuZKgG

24/10/24

Year 1 loved their French breakfast this morning 🇫🇷🥐🍊🧃 pic.twitter.com/VezERpMHT3

24/10/24

Reception have loved their first visit to St Luke’s Church. They went on a hunt for key items within a church ⛪️🔔 pic.twitter.com/hx1HXysAps

23/10/24

Year 3 and 4 were thrilled to watch an immersive French theatre production from the Freshwater Theatre Company as part of MFL week 🇫🇷 pic.twitter.com/uXkg7sEAVf

22/10/24

Yesterday we kicked off MFL week with a fantastic lunchtime club focused around the world flags! It was thoroughly enjoyed by all those who attended. 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇫🇷🇪🇸🇧🇪🇯🇲🇧🇷🇰🇪🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/Jw5wQ7opnv

21/10/24

* Primary * Year One had fun exploring the 'part whole method' in maths last week. pic.twitter.com/9cXpG07Wrx

17/10/24

More football happened this afternoon as we hosted our 4th and 5th primary football fixtures of the week! Our U11 and U10 teams took to the pitch against two well drilled Skyswood sides. Player of the matches were Ayaan M and Josh M! pic.twitter.com/ykHnjY2Q8O

LMI for All

Labour Market Information

Labour market information (LMI) may help students and their parents understand the job market and find out which careers, different qualifications can lead to.  We strongly advise students to look through the resources below before making GCSE and A Level option choices. 

Students have been encouraged to complete the careers software that the school subscribes to Unifrog by asking a number of questions, the software guides the students to research a variety of suitable careers.  It would be useful if students spent time reviewing the software results with parents to ensure they maximise the benefits.

To view useful information on the national labour market and future trends in the labour market click here.

The National Careers Service provides excellent information about a wider variety of job roles.

When students think about their future options, it's important that they consider their skills and knowledge, which careers interest them and also the job availability in that sector . Unifrog will support students to locate this information. 

Find out about different options by searching 12 careers sectors full of advice and information such as salaries you can expect to earn, the types of jobs available and what your options are with, or without, a degree: https://targetcareers.co.uk/career-sectors

From academic librarian to youth worker: look through graduate job descriptions to find out what each job involves and the qualifications and skills that are most needed: https://targetjobs.co.uk/careers-advice/job-descriptions

 

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