In the Autumn Term, our Year 11 students can sign up to assemblies to find out more about their Post-16 options. Thank you to our visitors in September - Rugby Free Secondary School, Stratford Upon Avon College, Rugby High School and Warwickshire Police.
In October, we look forward to welcoming Warwickshire College Group, Bilton School, Heart of England Training, Moutlon College, NEJ Stevenson, Warwickshire Fire Services and Rugby Borough Academy of Football.
Year 10 Product Design students were given the opportunity to visit a factory on National Manufacturing Day (28 September). We were given a presentation into the company, what they do and the jobs available.
Students then toured the factory floor and were given a real insight into how their GCSE relates to the workplace. We were shown the materials used by Technoset to create their products and the machinery used. Technoset produce components for industries including supercars and aerospace.
A group of Year 8 students were given the opportunity to be swept away to a land beyond their wildest imagination with Katherine Rundell, author of Impossible Creatures and The Explorer. Katherine spoke about how she creates her world, gave tips on creative writing and spoke about her career as an author. After the virtual talk, students created their own impossible creatures using their imagination.
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