This week we welcomed Alex from Youth for Christ, who delivered an engaging assembly on the theme of tolerance, explored through the lens of Christian values. Using interactive discussions and real-life scenarios, students reflected on how they can challenge prejudice, overcome stereotypes, and act as positive role models both in school and in the wider community.
On Wednesday, our Personal Development Lead, Rebecca Quick, launched Aldridge Connect with all our students. This exciting initiative will play a key role in supporting our students to achieve success and secure high-status destinations for their futures.
And building on the Aldridge Connect launch, our students immediately put their learning into practice by attending the Warrington Careers Fair, held at our Sixth Form Centre in partnership with the Warrington Youth Zone. With over 60 providers in attendance – from employers offering high-level apprenticeships in the nuclear industry, to local universities and the police force – students had the chance to explore a wide range of career pathways and raise their aspirations for the future.
