Careers Education, Information, Advice and Guidance (CEIAG)

Careers Education, Information, Advice and Guidance (CEIAG) is an integral part of Beaucroft’s curriculum, which is delivered by staff teams with support where appropriate from Ansbury Guidance who provide impartial, independent careers and employability information, advice, guidance, support and training to both students and parents.

Careers Education helps prepare students for the opportunities and responsibilities of adulthood, and as such, has a vital contribution to the school’s aims of working closely with employers, Higher Education institutions and our local community and supporting students in the life-time experience of learning in line with the Preparing for Adulthood pathways of Employment, Independent Living, Community Inclusion and Health.

Work experience

Beaucroft Specialist School provides students in Key Stage 4 and Post 16 access to a work-related learning element in their curriculum usually in years 10 and 11 or Post 16. Internal or external work experience forms a significant part of this curriculum for some pupils and helps student’s understanding of the world of work and to enable them to identify and develop the skills and capabilities they will need for their future.

CEIAG Policy

Meeting the Gatsby Benchmarks

Preparing for Adulthood (PfA)

  1. PfA Outcomes https://www.preparingforadulthood.org.uk/SiteAssets/Downloads/yeded5wb636481748062535810.pdf
  2. Meeting PfA Outcomes at Beaucroft:

Ansbury Guidance

Ansbury Guidance supports young people who have an Education Health and Care Plan at Beaucroft Foundation School.

As young people approach the end of school, Ansbury Guidance can support them to move on to training, further education, work or adult support services

Ansbury Guidance website: https://www.ansbury.co.uk/

Other Useful Links

Employers can support us in the following ways:

  • Offer fixed period or extended work experience placements.
  • Help us provide employer encounters via careers fairs, assemblies, and mock interviews.
  • Notify us about any local volunteering opportunities you have available

If you would like to find out more information about the program or how you could support, please contact Rob Sallows r.sallows@beaucroft.dorset.sch.uk

Beaucroft Post 16

Beaucroft Post-16 Centre ‘The Burrow’ is situated in a separate building within the school grounds.  It is equipped to deliver a life-skills and employment based curriculum and caters for students which have severe/complex learning difficulties, vulnerability and/or ASD.

Post 16 Flyer

Useful Post 16 Links

Future Options Information

Beaucroft Future Options Information

Information within this document:

  • Dorset County Council contacts
  • Specialist Educational Placements
  • Local Further Education Colleges
  • SWRAC (South West Regional Assessment Centre
  • Options requiring funding via Adult Social Care  
  • Useful Websites/Charities aimed at supporting young people with SEND  

Upcoming Events

Bournemouth and Poole College open Event – Thursday 24th June between 4.00-8.00pm North Road campus, Poole, BH14 0LS

Adult Social Care

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Adult Social Care Dorset

https://adultsocialcare.dorsetcouncil.gov.uk/contact-us/during-office-hours/

Labour market Information (LMI)

Destination Information

https://www.beaucroft.dorset.sch.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/BFS-Destination-Information-Graphs.pdf

Provider Access Policy

Beaucroft School Careers Contact

Careers Lead: Rob Sallows

Careers Governor: Bridget Homer