By Jill Dando News
Child Development Students from Worle Community School Academy spent a day at two thriving Little Learners Nurseries as part of a new initiative.
The Year 10 students enjoyed seeing first hand at St Anne’s Church Academy and Castle Batch Primary School Academy how it all works inside a thriving nursery education as part of their exciting new GCSE course.
WCSA and Little Learners are both part of The Priory Learning Trust.
Jess Matthews Head of Child Development said: “This is a fantastic opportunity for us as a department and school to build long lasting links across the Trust.
“We also want to encourage our students in a practical hands on approach providing life long skills.
“The fact that both nurseries offer apprenticeships has also been a huge interest to our students.”
Natalie Blower of Little Learners said” “This was a tremendous learning experience and our children thoroughly enjoyed the visit by the students.”
Earlier this year a Priory Community School Academy student, Lottie secured her first job at Little Learners nursery after an outstanding apprenticeship.
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Lottie then started the new term in her role as a nursery practitioner.
St Anne’s and Castle Batch both recently received glowing reports from Ofsted with a Good rating by inspectors.
St Anne’s is a dual-site primary school with a 150-year-old building at Hewish, and a state-of-the-art new build at West Wick.
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