At Lisneal College all pupils in Key Stage Three study Learning for Life and Work (LLW). This relatively new subject has three main elements Local and Global Citizenship, Employability and Personal Development. The emphasis is on active and participatory learning

 

 

Local and Global Citizenship is based around the following key themes which are addressed in local, national and global contexts:

 

Diversity and Inclusion, Equality and Social Justice, Democracy and Active Participation and Human Rights and Social Responsibility

 

 

 

Employability involves active learning in three areas;

 

Work in the Local and Global Economy, Career Management and Enterprise and Entrepreneurship

 

These three themes are underpinned by the Thinking Skills and Personal Capabilities framework.

 

 

 

Personal Development is about the holistic development of individuals and promotes the development of Emotional Intelligence in young people.

There are ten themes;

 

Health and the Whole Person, Feelings and Emotions, Managing influences, Self Concept, Managing Change, Morals, Values and Beliefs, Learning about Learning, Safety and Managing Risk, Relationships and Dugs Awareness 

 

 

 

This relatively new GCSE course is offered to all students in years 11 and 12. The world in which our students are growing up is very different from the world 20-30 years ago. The aim of this subject is to equip students with the information and skills for the world of work, and life after school.

 

It is an enjoyable subject that covers many issues faced by young people today. These include citizenship, skills for the workplace, CVs and personal, health and social issues to name but a few.

 

The subject is delivered over 2 years and is assessed by an external examination and elements of coursework.

 

At the end of the course students attain a GCSE in Learning for life and work that may be used by those entering employment or by those who wish to continue their studies in education.

 

At Lisneal College all pupils in Key Stage Three study Learning for Life and Work (LLW). This relatively new subject has three main elements Local and Global Citizenship, Employability and Personal Development. The emphasis is on active and participatory learning

 

 

Local and Global Citizenship is based around the following key themes which are addressed in local, national and global contexts:

 

Diversity and Inclusion, Equality and Social Justice, Democracy and Active Participation and Human Rights and Social Responsibility

 

 

 

Employability involves active learning in three areas;

 

Work in the Local and Global Economy, Career Management and Enterprise and Entrepreneurship

 

These three themes are underpinned by the Thinking Skills and Personal Capabilities framework.

 

 

 

Personal Development is about the holistic development of individuals and promotes the development of Emotional Intelligence in young people.

There are ten themes;

 

Health and the Whole Person, Feelings and Emotions, Managing influences, Self Concept, Managing Change, Morals, Values and Beliefs, Learning about Learning, Safety and Managing Risk, Relationships and Dugs Awareness 

 

 

 

This relatively new GCSE course is offered to all students in years 11 and 12. The world in which our students are growing up is very different from the world 20-30 years ago. The aim of this subject is to equip students with the information and skills for the world of work, and life after school.

 

It is an enjoyable subject that covers many issues faced by young people today. These include citizenship, skills for the workplace, CVs and personal, health and social issues to name but a few.

 

The subject is delivered over 2 years and is assessed by an external examination and elements of coursework.

 

At the end of the course students attain a GCSE in Learning for life and work that may be used by those entering employment or by those who wish to continue their studies in education.