Careers Information for Parents
As a school we are committed to ensuring our pupils leave us making well informed choices about their future. We know that in order to do this successfully we must provide them with accurate support and guidance throughout their time at Bury CE High School.
Intent
Our aim at Bury Church of England High School is that all our pupils, including those with additional needs or an Education, Health & Care Plan (EHCP), are well-prepared for successful transition into further education, apprenticeships, employment or training, and for the ever-changing world of work.
Our Careers Curriculum is designed to provide students with a bespoke, rich set of career-based learning experiences which enrich and underpin all other aspects of their school journey.
Through a well-considered careers, education, information, advice and guidance (CEIAG) programme of study, sequenced across each Key Stage, we aim to:
- raise aspirations
- improve social mobility
- develop employability skills
- prepare all students for successful transitions into high-quality destination pathways
- respond to the changing labour market and societal demands
Across their Academy journey, pupils will experience a range of meaningful encounters and enrichment opportunities that link classroom learning to career possibilities, strengthening pupils’ knowledge and awareness of the wide range of opportunities around them.
Bury CE High School acknowledges its statutory duty under the Department for Education’s guidance Careers guidance and access for education and training providers (Jan 2023, and updated May 2025) for maintained schools and academies.
Link to the Careers Guidance Policy
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Careers in the Curriculum
- Actuary
- Biochemist
- careers 1
- Careers and Othello
- CIC Business studies
- CIC Childcare
- CIC Drama
- CIC Food tech
- CIC French
- CIC Geography
- CIC Health and Social Care
- CIC History
- CIC ICT
- CIC Maths
- CIC Media
- CIC Music
- CIC PE
- CIC PSHCE
- CIC RS
- CIC Tech
- CIC Technology
- Data Analyst
- Nutritionist
- Pilot
- Structural Engineer
Work experience programme
Our year 10 pupils will be taking part in our work experience programme this year. The programme involves pupils doing a placement in a workplace for one week during which time they will gain experience of the workplace, develop their skills and build upon their knowledge of the world of work.Please find below the documents required for the placements.Careers events
- Apprenticeships presentation
- Be Safe Be Cool
- World of work
- National Apprenticeships and education event
- Local college taster events
- College presentations
- Mock interviews
- Bury Careers event
- Careers in the curriculum
- CV and personal statement writing
- Careers guidance 1-1
- Work experience programme
- Enhanced transition programme for pupils with SEN
Key Contacts
We value the role parents and carers play in supporting young people with their future career pathways. If you have any questions about your child’s next steps, post-16 options, or careers guidance, we encourage you to get in touch.
Parents and carers are welcome to contact either our Careers development co-ordinator, Mr Steven Halden or the Senior Leader for Careers Mrs R Doherty-Kirkwood using the email addresses below.
Appointments can be arranged to discuss how we can further support your child with career planning, decision-making, and progression routes.
We are committed to working in partnership with families to ensure every pupil is informed, supported, and prepared for their future.
PSHCE and Careers Development Co-Ordinator - Level 6
Mr S.Halden
0161 7976236
Useful Websites
The links below will provide an array of options and choices available to your child, both now and in the future.
Researching Careers:
Our online platform Xello: https://login.xello.co.uk/
https://nationalcareers.service.gov.uk/explore-careers
Apprenticeship information:
https://www.notgoingtouni.co.uk
https://www.gov.uk/apply-apprenticeshipLabour Market Information:
http://careerpoint.bluepoolwebsites.com/
https://bridgegm.co.uk/labour-market-information#
Higher Education
https://gmhigher.ac.uk/my-student-journey/
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