Worklife Ready - Muntham House School

Primary
- Curriculum
- English
- Maths
- Science
- Computing
- Geography
- History
- Art & Design
- PSHE
- R.E.
- PE
- Drama
- Music
- Horticulture
- Animals
- Forest School
- Sensory Room
- Swimming
- Playtime
- Ready2Learn
Secondary
- Curriculum
- English
- Maths
- Science
- Creative Media
- Graphics
- Design Technology
- Art
- PSHE
- Careers and Work Experience
- Music
- Food Technology
- Humanities
- Drama
- PE
- Forest School
- Duke of Edinburgh
- Animals
- Horticulture
- Motor Mechanics
- Outdoor Education
Post-16
Ready 2 Learn (R2L)
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Work/Life Ready Programme

Our Aims

At Muntham House School, we recognise that education extends beyond academic qualifications. Our Work/Life Ready Programme is designed to equip pupils with essential life skills, independence, and confidence to thrive in adulthood. Whether pupils plan to enter employment, higher education, or independent living, our programme provides the foundational skills needed to navigate the wider world successfully.

Programme Components

Personal, Social, Health, and Economic Education (PSHE)

Programme Details: This area focuses on personal development, emotional resilience, financial literacy, and social responsibility. Key topics may include mental health awareness, relationship education, citizenship, budgeting and financial planning, substance misuse awareness, and making informed life choices.

Progression:

University: Strong personal and social skills to support independent living and academic success.

Employment: Workplace readiness, communication skills, and financial independence.

Hobby/Special Interest: Personal development, community involvement, and volunteering.

Careers Education

Programme Details: Pupils receive tailored career guidance, CV writing support, interview preparation, and exposure to various employment sectors. Work experience placements help develop professional skills and industry knowledge.

Progression:

University: Support with UCAS applications, personal statements, and higher education pathways.

Employment: Understanding workplace expectations, industry standards, and career progression.

Hobby/Special Interest: Entrepreneurial skills, networking, and professional development.

Driving Preparation

Programme Details: This component supports pupils in obtaining their driving licence by providing guidance on theory test preparation, road safety, and practical driving experience where possible. It promotes independence and personal responsibility.

Progression:

University: Increased independence and travel options.

Employment: Access to a wider range of job opportunities requiring transportation.

Hobby/Special Interest: Personal travel, vehicle maintenance knowledge, and road safety awareness.

Duke of Edinburgh’s Award (DofE)

Programme Details: Pupils participate in outdoor expeditions, skills development, physical challenges, and voluntary service. The programme enhances teamwork, problem-solving, and resilience.

Progression:

University: A highly regarded qualification demonstrating leadership, perseverance, and teamwork.

Employment: Employers recognise the DofE Award as evidence of commitment and initiative.

Hobby/Special Interest: Outdoor activities, fitness, and social engagement.

Peer Mentoring Programme

Programme Details: Pupils develop leadership and communication skills by supporting younger peers. They learn mentoring techniques, conflict resolution, and active listening strategies.

Progression:

University: Valuable experience for education, psychology, and social work courses.

Employment: Leadership and teamwork skills are beneficial for any career path.

Hobby/Special Interest: Volunteering, youth work, and coaching opportunities.