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Blending business and education with work-related learning
Blending business and education with work-related learning
Stephen Logan
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Malet Lambert School, Business Champion
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Employability skills are vital, but many schools neglect them in favour of academic qualifications. Stephen Logan explains how business education can become a valuable part of the curriculum.
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Blending business and education with work-related learning
Stephen Logan , Malet Lambert School, Business Champion
- Employability skills are vital, but many schools neglect them in favour of academic qualifications. Stephen Logan explains how business education can become a valuable part of the curriculum.
Stephen Logan , Malet Lambert School, Business Champion
- Employability skills are vital, but many schools neglect them in favour of academic qualifications. Stephen Logan explains how business education can become a valuable part of the curriculum.
Looking closely at what works in work-related learning
Mel Rosenblatt , Senior Leadership Team, Brentside High School
- Mel talks to us about the changes Brentside has made in its work-related learning programme this year, including the process of buying back vocational education provision from the local authority.
Mel Rosenblatt , Senior Leadership Team, Brentside High School
- Mel talks to us about the changes Brentside has made in its work-related learning programme this year, including the process of buying back vocational education provision from the local authority.
The importance of work experience in reducing NEETs
Peter Lang , Principal, Uxbridge High School
- Despite a doubling of costs to provide work experience, Peter argues that preparing students for work is one of the most important roles a school plays.
Peter Lang , Principal, Uxbridge High School
- Despite a doubling of costs to provide work experience, Peter argues that preparing students for work is one of the most important roles a school plays.
Why schools and academies should dig deep to support work experience
Richard Bannister , Principal, City of London Academy (Southwark)
- Richard tells us why the City of London Academy (Southwark) is continuing to support work experience despite budget cuts, and why this can be mutually beneficial for schools and businesses
Richard Bannister , Principal, City of London Academy (Southwark)
- Richard tells us why the City of London Academy (Southwark) is continuing to support work experience despite budget cuts, and why this can be mutually beneficial for schools and businesses
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Malet Lambert School has been through a number of changes since its creation in 1932. Before becoming a community comprehensive, it was set up as a higher grade school, with provision for those above statutory school leaving age, then became a grammar school in 1944.
Working with the Building Schools for the Future programme, much of Malet Lambert School has been demolished in the past year to be replaced by state of the art buildings and facilities, which Hull Esteem predicts will be finished by the end of 2012.
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