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OUR Careers Curriculum
Preparing students for life after GCSE’s is a primary mission for the academy.
Whether your child chooses to continue in education, studying A-levels or other vocational courses at college, or decides on pursuing an apprenticeship route, we at Ibstock School are passionate in ensuring your child is able to make the right decision for them.
Throughout their time at school students are given a whole host of opportunities to learn more about the options available to them after they have completed their GCSE’s. We ensure that all students are supported when they consider their options towards the end of Year 9 and provide further independent and impartial careers information, advice and guidance in Years 10 and 11.
All years receive a full programme of careers education delivered during fortnightly PSHE lessons, tutor time and potential future careers are explored during regular timetabled lessons through class activities, school trips and guest speakers.
We also offer students the chance of work experience. Year 10 students spend a week in industry learning about what the world of work is really like, and helping them discover whether their initial career idea is really what they thought it would be.
OUR Careers Team
Mrs A Pape - SLT link
Mr B Foulsham – Humanities Teacher and Careers Lead
Mrs E Gillepsie - LiFE Careers Advisor
Hemaxi Horar – Careers Coordinator
Simon Ingram – Governor Careers Lead
OUR SEND Careers support links
https://www.disabilityrightsuk.org/intoapprenticeships
https://www.base-uk.org/about-british-association-supported-employment - BASE is the membership association for organisations that provide, or have an interest in, specialist employment support for people with a disability or other economic disadvantage.
https://www.unitedresponse.org.uk/what-we-do - a charity that supports people with learning disabilities, autistic people and those with mental health needs, at home and in the community.
Our Careers Teacher support link
https://www.oiea.co.uk/admin/wp-content/uploads/sites/21/2021/10/Teacher-Resources-Curriculum-Career-Days-1.pdf - Resources available for Ibstock School Staff