1. Personal Social Health Economic Education with Careers Mapping
1. August-October
2. November-December
3. January- February
4. February- March
5. April-May
6. June-July
Year 7
Getting started- keeping safe, tolerance, learning to learn, Macmillan, online behaviour
Money sense- looking after your personal finances
Project with Aldi- Employer encounter
Citizenship and British values- contributing to society
Drugs unit- alcohol, tobacco and volatile substances
National Apprenticeship Week
Sex and Relationship Education- healthy relationships and puberty
Rights and responsibilities- human rights, children’s rights, democracy
Year 8
Community relationships- global goals, good citizens, anti-social behaviour
Careers Convention last Thursday of half term
Drug education- alcohol, smoking, role of the media, first aid
Furness moneywise session
The real game- qualifications, jobs, lifestyle choices and financial decision making
Fast tomato- options help and careers
Sex and Relationship Education and healthy lifestyles
Being part of our environment
We are all people- tolerance and inspiration
Year 9
Adam’s story- consequences, alcohol, crime, organ donation
SAFE- grooming and trafficking project with case studies, poetry and risk management strategies
Dove self-esteem project- role of the media, strategies for promoting mental health
Employability panel- employer encounter
Personal Finance- debit/credit, budgeting, consumer rights, fraud, payslips, qualifications and career routes
Sex and relationships education- healthy relationships, domestic violence, consent, contraception, body image
Substance use and abuse- peer pressure, drug awareness, effects of alcohol
Year 10
PIXL LORIC- building skills for life- leadership
DO RSE- healthy relationships/abusive relationships
#Knife free
Extremism
Careers- u-explore
First Aid
Diversity
Speed networking- employer encounter
Project
Work place experiences
Visit to post-16 providers
Year 11
Careers- visitors, IAG software- kudos, CV’s & Interview technique
Mock Interview Evening
Drug ed- cannabis, alcohol, legal highs, consequences and impact on society
Citizenship- Red Cross, Protest, War, extremism, the migrant crisis
Off into the big world- travel aware, British Values, crime, conflict, teenage pregnancy, gambling

2. During the Academic year , these are some of the visitors we had in the lunchtime drop-in Careers sessions
Welbeck Defence Sixth Form
Natwest Bank
Solicitor
Fire & Rescue
NW Ambulance
NCS
BSFC
B&FC
This year’s plans include a similarly diverse range of visitors to offer a wide window on the world of work
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