Year 11 students explore careers at Milton Park Innovation Day
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 18 Oct, 13:31 · Archive
Year 11 pupils from Aureus School in Didcot spent a day at Bee House in Milton Park learning about careers and workplace skills.
Year 11 pupils from Aureus School in Didcot spent an Innovation Day at Bee House, Milton Park's newest hybrid co-working office and event space. The experience was designed to give students practical insights into career pathways and workplace skills.
Students met professionals from across Milton Park and visited Metal Tech, where they toured the site in steel-cap boots and ear plugs to see how MRI scanners are made. They learned about apprenticeships and practical career routes available in engineering and manufacturing.
The students also took part in an egg-drop innovation challenge, testing their teamwork and problem-solving skills. Amy King, careers lead at Aureus School, said: 'Some eggs survived, some did not, but the enthusiasm was unmatched.' The event, organised by the Ahead Partnership, also included students from Didcot Sixth Form, giving local peers the chance to connect and collaborate.
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- Students get taste of working world at Milton Park for Innovation DayYear 11 pupils from Aureus School in Didcot spent a day at Bee House in Milton Park, Oxford’s newest hybrid co-working office and event space.Oxford Mail · 18 Oct, 13:00
- Students get taste of working world at Milton Park for Innovation DayYear 11 pupils from Aureus School in Didcot spent a day at Bee House in Milton Park, Oxford’s newest hybrid co-working office and event space.Oxfordshire Guardian · 18 Oct, 13:00
In this story: Aureus School · Didcot · Bee House · Milton Park · Metal Tech · Didcot Sixth Form · Amy King · Ahead Partnership
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