Deri O’Regan
Headteacher/Careers Leader
Email: OR@king-ed.suffolk.sch.uk
Tel: 01284 761393
Students: Building important Teamwork and Communication Skills
21/05/2020
Communication and Teamwork – Activity
Careers Education, Information, Advice & Guidance
Spotlight on Engineering Careers
07/05/2020
This week, Success at Schools are shining the spotlight on Engineering. There are opportunities for budding engineers whether you plan to go to university or straight into the world of work. Click the link below to learn more, and don’t miss the opportunities on their site. Careers in engineering
Virtual Cyber School – No experience necessary!
06/05/2020
For Students aged 13-18 years Register online by 1st August 2020 Gain access to over 200 FREE cyber security challenges and learn from industry experts at the Virtual Cyber School – in partnership with HM Government. Whether you’re already a white-hat hacker in training or you’ve never touched a keyboard before, you can join the […]
New Esports course at West Suffolk College
05/05/2020
West Suffolk College has an exciting new course called Managing and Developing Esports. If you enjoy competitive video gaming and want to learn some of the skills to enable you to progress to higher education or to a job in the world of Esports, then this course could be for you. Esports is a fast […]
Understanding Apprenticeships
24/04/2020
Click here for everything you need to know about apprenticeships.
A Guide to GCSE Results Day for Year 11 Students
23/04/2020
Click here to read Careermap’s guide to GCSE results day.
Work experience tips for Y10s
26/06/2019
How to find a work experience placement Article from Indigo Magazine, part of Indigo Experience of any kind is an essential part of preparing yourself for the professional world of work. Organising your own experience outside of term time is worth considering. The long summer holidays provide a great opportunity to gain work experience. Securing […]
Understanding the Teen Brain
07/06/2019
It doesn’t matter how smart teens are or how well they scored on the SAT or ACT. Good judgment isn’t something they can excel in, at least not yet. The rational part of a teen’s brain isn’t fully developed and won’t be until age 25 or so. In fact, recent research has found that adult […]
