Careers Day inspires our pupils
We held a Careers Day offering the children a unique opportunity to explore a variety of career paths. The event featured sessions from a diverse range of professionals, each bringing their expertise and enthusiasm to inspire the next generation.
Brighton and Hove Albion in the Community ran an exciting session on careers in football. Students were thrilled to learn about the various roles within the football industry, from coaching to sports management, and even the importance of community outreach programmes.
Niblock Construction provided an insightful look into the world of construction. Students were fascinated by the different stages of building projects and the variety of careers available in this field, from architecture to site management.
Ardingly College delivered a session on careers in science. They highlighted the wonders of scientific discovery, and the many paths one can take within the scientific community, sparking curiosity and interest about which scientific skills would be required for jobs in science in the future.
The Fire Brigade brought a sense of adventure and heroism to the day. Their session not only educated students about the vital role of firefighters but also included practical demonstrations and an opportunity for the children to try on the uniform, sit in the fire engine and spray the hose!
Lewis, a Referee shared insights into the world of sports officiating, explaining the skills and dedication required to maintain fairness and integrity in sports. This session was particularly engaging for students interested in sports and the principles of fair play.
Neil’s session on careers in drama and acting was a hit, as he shared his experiences and the various opportunities within the performing arts. Students enjoyed participating in acting exercises and learning about the different aspects of a career in drama.
Steve, an HGV driver, provided a fascinating glimpse into the logistics and transportation industry. His stories from the road and the importance of HGV drivers in keeping goods moving were eye-opening for the children & of course a chance to pull the horn!
Stafford Class had a particularly exciting day. After spending time on-site engaging with the different career sessions, they went on a trip to Little Street, a careers role play centre. Here, they had the chance to immerse themselves in various professions, trying out roles in a miniaturized, interactive world. This hands-on experience was both educational and fun, allowing the students to explore their interests in a playful environment.
Throughout the day, all classes actively participated in the sessions, asking questions and showing great enthusiasm for learning about different careers. The event was a resounding success, leaving students inspired and more informed about the many possibilities their futures could hold.
Brantridge School’s Careers Day was a wonderful opportunity for students to broaden their horizons and consider the diverse paths they can take.
