PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENTS
Woodchurch High School, a Church of England academy, has a fully planned and integrated careers education and work related learning programme.
Planning for Higher Education
MPloy Solutions
MPloy Solutions provide us with impartial Information, Advice and Guidance for our pupils.
MPloy Evaluation
April – December 2017
MPloy Evaluation
Early Spring 2018
MPloy Evaluation
Autumn 2020
MPloy Evaluation
Spring 2021
MPloy Evaluation
Summer 2021 (NB, all remote sessions)
MPloy Evaluation
Autumn 2022
MPloy Evaluation
Autumn 2023
Termy Report
September – December 2017
Termly Report
January – April 2018
Termly Report
September-December 2020
Termly Report
Spring 2021
Termly Report
Summer 2021
Termly Report
Autumn 2022
Termly Report
Spring 2023
Termly Report
Summer 2023
Termly Report
Autumn 2023
Termly Report
Spring 2024
Termly Report
Summer 2024
Partnership Agreements
Student Evaluation 2024/25
Planning for Higher Education
Shaping Futures is a regional collaborative, that works with the school in terms of supporting the development of higher educational pathways and information within the school, through providing opportunities for children to enageg with HEIs.
NCOP: Shaping Futures
Partnership Agreement: 2019-2020
MPloy Evaluation
Evaluation of Impact: 2019-2020
Liverpool City Region Local Enterprise Partnership
The City Region’s LEP is the primary economic development company. It supports the school in relating to business and assists in quality assuring the Careers Programme, as directed by the Regional Metro-Mayor.
LCR Feedback
School Feedback – May 2020
LCR MoU
Memorandum of Understanding / Partnership Agreement (up to 2020)
LCR Feedback
School Feedback Form – May 2022
LCR MOU
Memorandum of Understanding / Partnership Agreement (up to 2022)
LCR MOU
Memorandum of Understanding/Partnership Agreement (up to 2023)
Liverpool City Region
Liverpool City Region Partnership Agreement
NEON: National Educational Opportunities Network
Woodchurch High School was the first secondary school in the country to join NEON. It is an organisation designed to promote aspirations in children, specifically around Higher Education. School worked with NEON to assess it’s HEI access provision.
Post-16 Transition
School takes very seriously our obligation to support children in their transition to post-16 destination routes / providers.
To tis end, school will meet with providers (such as Wirral Metropolitan College) and discuss the needs of pupils who apply. This is to ensure support, where needed, is put into place and thus eases transition and reduces the possibility of ‘drop-out’.