Student Entitlements

Key Stage 2 (Year 5 and 6)

By the end of Key Stage 2, pupils will have been supported to:

  • Complete a personal profile describing their strengths, skills and interests
  • Be able to name at least 3 jobs/careers/sectors where they could use their strengths, skills and interests
  • Take part in at least 2 employer led activities (visits to workplaces, guest employers, public services etc.)
  • Take part in a group student voice activity / goldfish bowl
  • Take part in an employability challenge
  • Take part in a community challenge

Key Stage 3 (Year 7,8 and 9)

By the end of Key Stage 3, pupils will have been supported to:

  • Complete a personal profile describing their strengths, skills and interests
  • Be able to name at least 3 jobs/careers/sectors where they could use their strengths, skills and interests
  • Be able to describe the main options in post-16 education or training
  • Take part in at least 3 employer led activities (visits to workplaces, guest employers, public services etc.)
  • Complete a first draft of a CV, a job application and a mock interview
  • Make decisions about subjects and areas of interest for Key Stage 4 study including unit awards.
  • Take part in at least two employability challenges
  • List at least 3 ways to contribute to community and society

Key Stage 4 (Year 10 and 11)

All Year 11 pupils have their annual reviews in term 1 of Year 11 and we work with the LA on consults for Post 16 places.

By the end of Key Stage 4, pupils will have been supported to:

  • Review and update your personal profile, describing your strengths, skills and interests
  • Be able to name at least 3 jobs/careers/sectors that you would like to work in
  • Describe the steps you need to take to enter your chosen job sectors/careers
  • Describe the process of next steps for pupils with EHCPs
  • Take part in at least 2 more employer led activities (visits to workplaces, guest employers, public services etc.)
  • Update your CV
  • Complete a job application
  • Participate in a mock interview
  • Take part in a work experience opportunity where appropriate
  • Visit at least one local College of Further Education
  • Speak to at least one apprenticeship provider
  • Speak to at least one Higher Education provider
  • Discuss your plans for the future with a qualified Careers Adviser and draft a Careers Action Plan
  • Decide on a first and second choice option for post-16 education or training
  • Complete applications and interviews for your first and second choice post-16 options
  • List two go-to people who can support if plans need reviewing post 16.

Where possible we will accredit this through AQA unit awards.

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Lime Hills Academy
Pound Lane
Nailsea
Bristol
BS48 2NN
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Beaufighter Road
Weston-super-mare
BS24 8EE
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