If your child is unsure about their future, worried about subject choices, or simply wants to explore their options, they can book a 1:1 careers guidance session with our Careers Advisor.

These appointments are tailored to each pupil’s needs and help them make confident, informed decisions.

👉 Use the booking link below to arrange a session.

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We follow the Gatsby Benchmarks, the national standard for excellent careers provision, and ensure every pupil receives opportunities that prepare them for life beyond school. Whether your child is exploring career ideas, choosing GCSEs, preparing for work experience, or planning Post-16 routes, we are here to support them every step of the way.

Please explore the resources in this Padlet to learn more about our programme, upcoming events, employer encounters, labour market information, and personal guidance.

You can contact our Careers Lead for:

• Careers programme queries

• Employer partnerships

• Parent questions about guidance

• Support for SEND or vulnerable learners

• Work experience placements

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We are here to support every child in making confident decisions about their future.

• Which jobs are in high demand

• What skills employers are looking for

• Growth industries in our region

• Typical salaries

• Future job trends

• Routes into different careers

Knowing this information helps young people make informed, realistic choices about GCSE options, Post-16 pathways, apprenticeships and career planning.

• What careers match their strengths

• Which subjects are most useful

• Local college/apprenticeship opportunities

• Likely salary expectations

• Skills employers value

• Future-proof careers with strong demand

Use the careerometer to take a test and find out!

The link above shows how apprenticeships correspond with skill needs across England.

This update shows full-year final data on apprenticeships in London for the 2024/25 academic year (August 2024 to July 2025). It also reviews trends in apprenticeships starts and achievements over recent years and the profile of apprentices.

1. How GCSEs are assessed and graded

2. What are the most important GCSE subjects?

3. How GCSE grades can affect what qualifications you can do at 16

4. What can you do if you're expecting mainly GCSE grades below grade 4?

5. Why getting your GCSEs can help your future study and job opportunities

Mental health workshop delivered by "Value Every Mind"