Introducing the Secondary Careers Substack: Supporting Careers Education for Schools and Parents

Get ahead of the curve for the changes in the Gatsby Benchmarks

Careers education is becoming an essential part of primary education, helping children explore the world of work from an early age. With the updated Gatsby Benchmarks now emphasizing parental involvement, schools need accessible resources that engage both students and families. That’s where the Primary Careers Substack comes in.

1. Free content for teachers –

Regular posts with lesson ideas, activity packs, and insights to help integrate careers education into the classroom with ease.

2. Paid content for schools to share with parents and guardians

Engaging, easy-to-share resources designed to help schools involve families in careers education. These materials align with Gatsby Benchmark requirements, ensuring schools meet their obligations while fostering meaningful career conversations at home. These resources are for you to share with one school’s parents and guardians.

3. For Careers Hubs, MATs etc

Being aware that some Careers Hubs, Local Authorities or MAT’s may wish to buy the resource for more than one school, an option will be provided for these organisations to purchase for multiple schools.

4. It’s free to subscribe

By subscribing, you’ll gain access to high-quality, practical content that makes careers education a natural and enjoyable part of primary learning. Whether you’re a teacher looking for inspiration or a school seeking to enhance parental engagement, Primary Careers is here to help.

If you’re a parent looking for help to be able to support your child(ren)

Why not show this email to your school and suggest they subscribe?

If you’re a home educator

I’ll be offering you a low priced option to allow you to access paid content at a much reduced rate.

Stay tuned for our first posts

Subscribe now, just click on the no pledge option, you don’t need to pay to subscribe just to received the parent content which will start to appear soon. Join us in shaping the future of careers education!