For information including where to find advice, what colleges and sixth form placements pupils commonly moved to at the end of their time at Woodlane, and our Programme of Careers Study, click on the links on the right.

What does Careers Education look like?

In Key Stage 4 pupils are working towards a smooth transition from secondary school into either further education or vocational studies. We work with pupils to ensure they are prepared and educated about the changes that will take place once they leave Woodlane High School. We ensure that pupils are supported throughout this process and are also encouraged to develop independence skills to increase confidence about the changes that will take place. 

Pupils participate in a variety of transitional experiences throughout Years 10 and 11, such as work experience, college link, The Real Game, Peer Support Programme and many more.  It is hoped by the time each pupil leaves Woodlane they feel prepared for the world of work.

The Policy for Careers Educations, Information and Guidance and Work Related Learning is downloadable below. Please contact the Careers Leader,  Sarah Blinco (PSCHE Subject Leader) on 0208 743 5668 or email admin@woodlane.lbhf.sch.uk if you have any questions.

If you are a business or employer looking to offer pupils in the school opportunities to work with you, or learn from your teams, please contact Sarah Blinco on the number or email address above. Please also see our Provider Access Policy for more information on this.