Preparing for our future...
"Before anything else preparation is the key to success"
Alexander Graham Bell
Transition
At each stage of education, we are preparing learners for future success in their next steps.
The transition from nursery to primary is a huge milestone in a child's life. This big step can be made easier if children know what to expect and have done some preparation. At Laneshaw Bridge this preparation starts with the Early Years Lead completing home visit and nursery visit as well as a number of transition days in our setting.
Our five top tips to help manage your little one's transition from nursery to school.
- Teach them independence. When children attend school they'll need to do a lot more for themselves. ...
- Role play. ...
- Focus on the excitement of a new start. ...
- Attend an open day. ...
- Do a walkthrough of the first day.
The transition from primary to secondary school is exciting for children and marks the next phase in their lives. Children recognise it as part of growing up and are aware that their lives are about to change in an important way. Like any change, it can also bring uncertainty.
Transition to secondary school.
Transition from year group to year group is also given high priority. Children are given time in their new class in order meet the staff who will be supporting them in the next stage of their school journey. Activities ensure that children are prepared and confident for the next stage.
Future Careers
Career-related learning helps primary pupils to learn about the world around them, broaden their aspirations and challenge stereotypes. The children receive quality career-related learning at Laneshaw Bridge from Reception through to Year 6. They meet and learn about the careers of a variety of professionals from Dentists, Barristers, Pilots and Radiographers. They find out how, and why they followed a particular career path. We endeavour to provide them with exposure to ideas that they may not get elsewhere and embed our school value of Ambition.