Super Learning Day Year 13- Post 18 Transition Support 

Super Learning Day provided a brilliant opportunity for all Year 13 students to get support with their personal statements for UCAS as well as applying for apprenticeships.  The day also provided an opportunity to talk with teachers about our plans for September 2023.  I was with Mr Rawling an external consultant who really helped me to refine my personal statement. In this session, Peter suggested how I could incorporate my super curricular activities to demonstrate why I wanted to study this course, and I felt more confident about writing my personal statement afterward. Peter provided me with clear and constructive feedback that helped me tweak my final draft, and he also provided me with additional resources to aid with the interview process.  

Kimran Gill [13D]  

SLD Planning for Life After A Levels 

During the Super Learning Day, we learnt about a number of crucial skills that will help us succeed as we look to the future. For example, initially we began with a talk introducing and guiding us on how to write an effective CV which involved what to include as well as different ways to make your CV stand allowed us to interact with each other to help us prepare for interviews. Overall, I thought it was an extremely helpful experience. 

Priyal Bharatkumar [Head Girl] [12E]

“The presentation overall was great, I learnt many valuable things and the part about degree apprenticeships was quite interesting on how you could get paid whilst working towards a degree. Thank you very much.” – Year 12

“I liked the presentation a lot. It gave me further knowledge on the whole process on a CV. Also, I really enjoyed the bit with the university talk. I never really understood what happens after college or sixth form up until now.” – Year 12

“The workshop was really interesting and very informative. It helped to really understand the degree apprenticeship route and also things I would not have necessarily known how to do like write a CV, so thank you very much for all the information you shared." – Year 12