Anthony Steven Barrell, David Matthew Hammond, and Ian Oakley-Smith have been appointed as joint administrators of BXL Services to manage its affairs, business and property as its agents. Anthony Steven Barrell, David Matthew Hammond, and Ian Oakley-Smith are licensed to act as insolvency practitioners in the United Kingdom by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales.
Secondary - Work Related Learning Programmes for Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4
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Motivating teenagers and developing their skills is the focus of all the work related learning that we provide to secondary schools. We provide many programmes for teachers, staff and students to help everyone to make the most of their learning opportunities.
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- Enterprising Behaviour
Supports the integration and enhancement of enterprise learning into the curriculum. Students will experience a true-to-life enterprise environment to learn, practice and demonstrate critical thinking skills needed in the workplace.
- Work Ready
Prepares students for the transition from secondary school to further education, training or employment. Through a series of practical activities, students build their confidence, raise their aspirations and develop their skills to manage this big step change in their lives.
Click here to read about our practice interview event, part of the work ready programme.
- Guess My Job/Challenging Stereotypes
Stimulates students to think about different types of jobs and challenges students perceptions of jobs, sectors, gender and ethnicity.
- Careers Information Event
To broaden horizons and gain information about future careers and educational options, students talk directly to staff from a wide range of organisations, businesses, training providers, colleges and universities. Parents and carers may be invited to the event.
- Money4U
Introduces students to personal finance, giving them the knowledge they need to make sensible financial decisions.
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- Journalism Challenge
Supports Functional Skills in English by giving students an insight into the world of journalism, and allowing them to work as a team to research and produce a piece of work about their school or community.
- Job Taster Workshops
During a series of interactive workshops students get a taste of a variety of job roles and industry sectors.
- Going for Profit
During this enterprise event students are tasked with running a pizza take-away business. Teams compete to win as much market share as possible. The event allows students to analyse basic business data, make logical decisions and develop enterprise skills.
- Enterprise in the curriculum
Improves students' understanding of the relevance of their education to the world of work. Working with employers and teachers, students can apply their creative thinking to help them to develop their enterprise skills.
- Investigating Job Roles
Students explore pivotal roles in a business – HR, Finance, IT, Sales and Marketing
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Business Partnership Centres
We deliver bespoke, innovative, curriculum based sessions in a real business environments. Currently we have centres at Land Rover, Jaguar and the NEC and we are looking to expand into all the key business sectors in the Midlands.
Click here to find out more.
Work Experience Programmes
We support a range of work experience programmes to suit you and your pupils needs.
Click here to find out more.
New BE Excellent Careers Programmes
This is our new impartial, innovative and individualised careers programmes for you and your pupils.
Click here to find out more
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For further information on any of the programmes and activities that we can run at your school, please call us on 0845 600 7756 or send an email to
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