Pupil Information

During your time at Green Park, you will take part in activities and events to learn about the world of work and your future. These will be designed to develop your knowledge and skills to help you plan for your journey through life into Adulthood.

In Years 9 and 10, you will have a yearly review meeting with our Connexions Advisors to get 1:1 Careers advice. You may want a member of you class staff to be with you for this. Some questions you may be asked are:

In Years 11, 12, 13 and 14, the information you share with parents and other professionals at your EHCP review, so that you can get the right support to plan for your next steps after Green Park.

What does your future hold?

All young people including those with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) should be supported to achieve their optimum career outcome.

https://yourfutureblackcountry.com

We have some posters in school to help you consider what you would like to do next after Green Park.

Recent Careers Projects you have been involved in

World of work

In the autumn term, we held a World of Work Day. This years World of Work Day was focused on cluster themes.

Green Cluster – Animals and Pets. Pupils learnt how to look after our pets.
Yellow Cluster – Animals and Minibeasts. Pupils learnt how to work safely outside looking after animals.
Orange Cluster – Seas and Oceans. Pupils learnt about jobs that involve us to consider water safety.
Red Cluster – Pupils had travel support from people who help us in the community.
Purple Cluster - Pupils looked at jobs that make a difference to our world.

Clusters were able to investigate a variety of job roles through both visiting guests and hands-on experiences, including The Animal Man, The Park Rangers, West Midlands Fire Service, Canal & River Trust and Barclays UK.

Independent Work Ready Project:

This term the classes in Purple cluster have taken part in an Independent Work Ready project where they participated in art sessions that were focused on different art techniques. They were able to choose their favourite design, and this was then sent off and digitally printed onto a product of their choosing. The results were amazing. Each child was awarded a certificate for taking part in the project.

The pupils were extremely happy with their products and can’t wait to take them home and show their parents/carers.

Destination Data:

All of our pupils have successful transition out of Green Park.

Here are some of the destinations of our past leavers:

Leavers July 2022  - Bilston College, Wolverhampton College, Rodbaston
Leavers July 2023  - Rodbaston, Derwen, Social care provision.
Leavers July 2024  - Wolverhampton College, The Hive, Trinity College, Social Care provision.