The BAE Systems Naval Ships team are delighted to announce three new Virtual Work Experience programmes for this term.

This programme is accredited by the Engineering Development Trust and on successful completion students will be awarded a Silver Industrial Cadet Accreditation

These events are open to 3^rd, 4^th, 5^th and 6^th year students and take place on

• 13^th to 17^th September
• 25^th to 29^th October
• 15^th to 19^th November

To register students or teachers can visit the BAE Systems Careers Website here and select Maritime Naval Ships. We will confirm the student’s place, subject to availability and forward all the joining information.  All participants will need access to a laptop or tablet to join the live sessions.

Who are we?

The BAE Systems Naval Ships team design and build a full range of naval ships from offshore patrol vessels through to giant aircraft carriers

You may have seen our current ship, the Type 26 Combat Ship, outside on the hard stand in our Govan yard. We built this ship in two halves and steered them together in May 2021 – watch the video here, I hope they fit!

What can students expect?

On this one week programme students will develop their skills and experience through virtual live sessions and online activities devised and delivered by our apprentices and engineers. From combat systems to environmental engineers, project managers and steelworkers students will learn with experts in their fields, illustrating the impact they are making on the future of ship design and the wide range of career pathways open to students when they leave school.  Students will work on an individual project and spend time with our early careers experts who will help them explore their strengths as well as school leaver opportunities.

How to register?

To register visit the BAE Systems Careers Website here and select Maritime Naval Ships or search for BAE Systems Work Experience in your browser.  We will then confirm the student’s place, subject to availability and forward all the information you need to join. All participants will need access to a laptop or tablet to join the live sessions.

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED PLEASE SEE MRS STRAIN IN THE PASTORAL SUPPORT BASE

Congratulations to our new school captains- Ishwa F & Fraser A! Also to our new Vice Captains- Kirsten B, Niamh M & Tabitha B

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The Council is currently conducting a review of Additional Support for Learning across ERC. As part of the process, parents and carers are asked to compete a short survey.   Please use this link to the survey if you would like to participate:

https://tinyurl.com/ERC-ASN

Please remember to visit our Support hub at:

https://sites.google.com/er.glow.scot/woodfarmhub/home

The support hub holds a wealth of information and advice on supporting your child with remote learning, their wellbeing and any aspect of ASL.  The hub is updated regularly and aims to support young people and their families.

As a Gold Rights Respecting School, we are proud to share with you Woodfarm High School’s Declaration on Girls’ Education. Pupils across the school have shared their views which we have collated into a short video which can be viewed on our Twitter. The final declaration has been sent to UNICEF as part of their campaign in the lead up to the G7 Summit.

https://twitter.com/WoodfarmHigh/status/1400368728500576257

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S1 & S3 parents’ consultation: S1: 3 June at 4.30pm – 7.00pm.

Appointments open for booking on 27 May 4.00pm – 2 June 5.00pm S3: 10 June 4.30pm – 7.00pm. Appointments open for booking on 1 June 4.00pm – 9 June 4.00pm

Book your appointment here: https://woodfarm.schoolcloud.co.uk

Further support on parents’ consultation events, including videos on using the system can be found here:

Virtual Parents Evening Info

As a Rights Respecting School we are committed to promoting the Rights of others. With the G7 Summit fast approaching, we have been tasked with creating our own Girls’ Education Declaration for Woodfarm.

The short video below explains a little more about this and why it’s so important.

UNICEF will collect these Declarations and share them with the UK Government in order to ensure that the officials working on global education policy and commitments for the G7 will have heard from children and young people in the UK about what is important to them.

The Declaration will look at three key areas:

• The challenges that girls’ face in accessing education and why it’s important;
• What we will do in our school to support girls’ education
• Our calls for G7 leaders to take action on girls’ education

Video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiXa0gUnQsI

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We are delighted to invite you to join us for this year’s BGE Celebration of Achievement and acknowledge the successes of our young people in S1 to S3.

Each year the Achievements Committee asks faculties to nominate four pupils from S1 and S2 for a certificate which recognises achievement in any of the following categories:

• Skills for Learning
• Skills for Work
• Skills for Life
• Outstanding Effort

In addition, each faculty has nominated one S3 pupil for a special Faculty Award.

These awards will be celebrated online via our Twitter account, @WoodfarmHigh.

Please join us in congratulating our award winners on Thursday afternoon.

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