Key Stage 1 and 2 

Key Stage 3 

Key Stage 4 

Guest speakers and activities including, but not limited to: 

• World Book Day – visiting speakers reading stories and talking about their careers 

• NHS ‘Teddy hospital’ hands on event  

• Online live lessons, including (but not limited to): author talks, artist events 

Class-based learning, including: 

• Role play and primary play 

• Discussion of parent/carer jobs 

• Offsite visits 

• Classroom based work experience/student responsibilities 

• Careers specific story books and storytelling 

Guest speakers and activities including, but not limited to: 

• World Book Day – visiting speakers reading stories and talking about their careers 

• Introduction to Supported Internships led by an employer and/or provider 

• Apprenticeship talks by providers and employers 

• Working with Tesco – hands-on workshop, talks and visits 

• Sports-based experiences, including those focussed on football, gymnastics and athletics (both on and off site) 

• ‘Meet the Scientist’ learning events, including Lightyear Science labs 

• Links to FE including University of the West of England (UWE) Minecraft engineering lab event 

Class-based learning, including: 

• Use of web-based career resources such as: CareerPilot and ‘What’s your strength?’ activities 

• Discussion of and referral to local, regional and national labour market information 

School and classroom-based work experience. 

Mentoring opportunities. 

Offsite visits. 

1:1 meeting with a Level 6 qualified careers advisor (a minimum offer of 1x per year) 

Guest speakers and activities including, but not limited to: 

• NHS Careers talk 

• Workplace visits eg: Tesco, National Trust 

• Employer-led workshops eg: BikeVet 

• Exploration of Supported Internships (talks, visits) 

• Attending: Supported Employment in Focus – Young Person’s Celebration event 

• Apprenticeship talks by providers and employers 

• College talks and/or visits, including taster days at local post-16 providers, including Yeovil College, Strode College, Bridgwater and Taunton College 

• Attending Somerset Careers Fair 

• Links to FE (trips and visits, online talks) 

• Enhanced post-16 transition support 

Class-based learning, including: 

• Use of web-based career resources such as: CareerPilot and ‘What’s your strength?’ activities 

• Discussion of and referral to local, regional and national labour market information 

• NCFE qualifications in Employability Skills and Occupational Studies for the Workplace 

Work experience placements. 

School and classroom-based work experience. 

Mentoring opportunities. 

Offsite visits. 

1:1 meeting with a Level 6 qualified careers advisor (a minimum offer of 1x per year)