Key stage 3

Developed by the The Careers & Enterprise Company, Work It is a series of careers talks with young people, for young people. 

Access free online interactive resources, ready-made lessons and work experience opportunities – and build them into your progressive careers programme.

Developed by the Inspiring Worcestershire Careers Hub team this activity has been designed to accompany activities around raising aspirations along with exploring career choices for SEND students.

Developed by the team at Inspiring Worcestershire this resource aims to support the element of challenging stereotypes within a SEND setting.  The resource includes a student activity and teacher guide. 

Use this resource to support the challenging of stereotypes at key stage 3. All supporting lesson resources are included.

In this resource you can find the link to the Statutory Guidance and the CEC at a glance guide to the guidance for schools and college leaders. 

Developed by the National Literacy Trust as part of the words for life programme, these resources are designed for young people to boost their skills and imagine their next steps. 

In this resource students will investigate simple strategies for managing change and explore opportunities and challenges that could come with change.

With one cyber-attack every 50 seconds and one cyber-attack on a UK school every 4 hours, cyber security has never been more important. The constant cyber threat to individuals, companies and nations makes it imperative that we seek to educate young people on these risks.

Help your students understand the important role that failure has on the journey to success.

Our five immersive films follow two young people navigating a national crisis and brings to life the importance of building character in 5 engaging lessons.

How should you introduce the apprenticeship route to your students, so that they can start to make informed choices about their future? We challenge pre-conceptions and discover different areas of apprenticeships, some of which may surprise your pupils, using examples from across the British Army.