| Objectives
1 & 2 |
To
promote the world of work to primary pupils through literacy and numeracy
and to bridge the gap between KS2 and KS3 Find
out more |
| Objective
3 |
Citizenship
and skills for life and work Find
out more |
| Objective
4 |
Building
Bridges is a project designed to open up opportunities for racial
harmony for primary and secondary pupils, aged 5-14. Find
out more
|
| Numeracy
& Literacy |
What
could you do? There
are a number of opportunities:
- 5
day teacher placements in local businesses
- Resource
writing and development
- Stafford
Newsletter PAL project to promote literacy and numeracy
- Cross
phase placements to develop literacy and numeracy strategies across
KS2 and KS3
- Maths
at work projects
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| Citizenship
& skills for life
|
What
could you do?
- Challenge
Days for example:-
Industry
Days
Team
and Teamwork Days
Cross
Phase Days
Personal
Effectiveness
Raising
Aspirations
Media
Challenge
-
Media
Challenge provides an outstanding experience for groups of primary
and secondary pupils Yr6 and Yr9 to participate in a stimulating
emergency exercise. Followed by teams of pupils reporting back
and producing front pages of newspapers, TV news broadcasts
and Radio news bulletins.
-
"What
Me save A Life?" CPR resuscitation training with Staffordshire
Ambulance Service for Staffordshire school children.
-
Make
It Real game
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| Building
Bridges
|
What
could you do?
-
Projects
which use residents in schools, especially Black and Asian artists.
-
School
based projects which involve the community and which may include
outside speakers.
-
Visits
to cultural centres and quarters such as China Town in Manchester.
-
Visits
to Museums, galleries and specialist centres such as Beth Shalom,
Holocaust Memorial centre in Nottinghamshire.
-
Visits
to places of worship such as churches, mosques, synagogues, gurdwaras
etc.
-
School
exchanges, encouraging pupils to respect and celebrate cultural
diversity and to develop their own perceptions and skills.
-
Projects
which link schools which are situated in other communities, both
in the UK and abroad.
-
Meetings
between pupils and business personnel to share their experience
of work in relation to racial issues.
-
Local
celebrations and festivals which celebrate cultural diversity.
-
The
development of teaching and learning resources across all key
stages, which relate to companies with an international workforce
and/or customer base, including Jobs People Do, translated into
appropriate languages.
-
Visits
from people from the community who are able to inspire career
awareness among pupils.
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| There
is a fantastic range of ideas for you to develop. Alternatively you
could have your own ideas that will achieve the objectives previously
stated above. |
