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Friday 10th July, 2026

Careers Day Dress Up in Mrs Cottrell’s Class!

In Year 2, we had lots of fun dressing up for Careers Day! We had vets, doctors, singers, footballers, a pilot, a police officer, YouTubers and even ‘Mini Mrs Cottrells’. 😀😀😀

Friday 10th July, 2026

Careers Week 2026

On Wednesday 8th July, Year 4 and Year 5 pupils had the opportunity to meet Melissa from Telford College, who works as a Schools Liaison Officer. Melissa visited to talk to the children about her role and the work she does to support schools and young people as they think about their future education and career pathways.

During the session, Melissa explained how she works with schools across the local area, helping pupils learn about further education opportunities and the wide range of courses available at Telford College. She shared information about college life, different career options, and the importance of developing skills and interests from an early age.

The pupils listened attentively and asked thoughtful questions about Melissa’s job, what a typical day looks like, and how she helps young people make informed choices about their futures. The talk provided an excellent opportunity for children to learn about a different career and gain an insight into the world of further education.

The visit was both informative and engaging, and the children thoroughly enjoyed meeting Melissa. We would like to thank her for taking the time to visit our school and inspire our pupils.

As a follow up, children created their own ‘passport’ for their dream job. We had a range of different jobs from painters to vets!

 







Friday 10th July, 2026

Y1 Careers Day Dress up

In Year 1 we came to school dressed up in a uniform for a career we might like when we are older. Take a look at some of our outfits!

 

 

Wednesday 8th July, 2026

Year 2 Careers Week

As part of Careers Week, Year 2 enjoyed visits from some very special guests who shared their exciting jobs with us.

We were fascinated to meet Tom, a British Airways pilot, who told us all about his daily role, the important safety checks he completes before every flight, and the many amazing destinations he has travelled to around the world. We even had the chance to pretend we were landing an aeroplane and were thrilled to try on his pilot’s hat!

We also welcomed a hairdresser called Sam, who explained what it’s like to work in a salon and shared some of the skills needed to care for and style hair. She told us that her favourite hairstyle that she has ever done was one for the Olympics!

 

The visits were a fantastic way to inspire our children and help them learn about a variety of careers. A big thank you to our visitors for giving up their time to make Careers Week so memorable!

Wednesday 8th July, 2026

Y1 Careers Week

We loved Careers Week in Year 1. We were lucky enough to be visited by a soldier from RAF Cosford and a paramedic. The children loved completing circuits and training hard like a soldier to the story of ‘We are going on a Bear Hunt.’ They were shocked at how heavy the soldier’s hat was! We also learnt some interesting facts about the life of a paramedic including how they drive an ambulance to save peoples lives. It has really made us think about the careers that we might like to do when we get older. Some of them are a teacher, a pilot, a scuba diver, a footballer, an artist, a soldier driving a red arrow and a vet. The future for Captain Webb children is looking bright!

Monday 6th July, 2026

Reception Careers Week – Zoo Keeper Visit

On Monday, Reception had a very exciting visitor as part of our Careers Week. Jacob, a Zoo Keeper from The Exotic Zoo in Telford, came to talk to us about his amazing job.

Jacob told us all about what he does each day, including cleaning the animal enclosures and feeding all the different animals. We loved hearing fun facts about some of the zoo’s residents, like Smudge the capybara, who enjoys eating fruit, vegetables and leaves, and Captain the parrot, who was full of personality.

The children were fascinated and asked lots of brilliant questions. Jacob inspired us by showing how caring for animals can be a fun and important job.Thank you, Jacob, for visiting us and teaching us so much.

Friday 3rd July, 2026

Lego Festival

Well done to our Y6 children who presented their Lego masterpieces at the Lego competition held today. We are really proud of the effort and commitment you showed to Lego club over the past 12 weeks – we hope you enjoyed your day with Capgemini.

Friday 3rd July, 2026

Grimm – Once Upon a Musical

Rehearsal for Grimm, Once Upon a Musical have really ramped up and the show is looking great! We are really proud of the children and how they are performing! Keep it up Year 6!!
Just a reminder to grab your tickets from the office too!