Our Y10 Partnership Evening is a chance for parents to drop into school and learn more about their child’s journey as they head towards their GCSE exams and post-school life.
The usual event sees a central presentation in the theatre and then break-out sessions with school staff and external organisations which relay the most relevant and up-to-date information.
Naturally, this year’s evening has gone virtual but you can see the following information that would otherwise have been presented on the night:
More information to prepare you and your child for these critical exams – what is coming and what they need to do…
There is naturally a pressure to deliver in these exams and though stress can be damaging it can be harnessed as a positive so this sessions seek to illustrate the positive steps to take to do well…
This session sees Ask Apprenticeships present on the different apprenticeship models, requirements and routes – a really good overview of this innovative and valuable route into the world of work…
This session sees our external careers advisor, Giselle Douglas, outline what your child can do to pull together a strong CV to support their post-16 applications.
Sam Sullivan, Assistant Headteacher and KS4 Lead, said: “The Partnership Evenings are designed to ensure school and the home work together to help the child to be thoroughly prepared for the challenges they face. These resources cannot match a real evening, but they get the key details across and are certainly are a step in the right direction.”
