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Children Discover New Ambitions at School Careers Festival - Durham Magazine
PUPILS at a North East primary school had the chance to explore where their futures may lie during its first careers festival. More than 20 professionals from local and regional businesses visited Hartside Primary Academy, in Crook, to help pupils explore the world of work. By far the youngest working professional who attended, 12-year-old Sophie Thompson returned to her old primary school to share her experience of work – and brought tractors, …
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Children Discover New Ambitions at School Careers Festival - Durham Magazine
PUPILS at a North East primary school had the chance to explore where their futures may lie during its first careers festival. More than 20 professionals from local and regional businesses visited Hartside Primary Academy, in Crook, to help pupils explore the world of work. By far the youngest working professional who attended, 12-year-old Sophie Thompson returned to her old primary school to share her experience of work – and brought tractors, …
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