Year 6 pupils at Cliftonville Primary and Pre-School recently had the opportunity to explore a wide range of careers during a special careers morning. The event featured 14 guest professionals from diverse fields, including journalism, television, and criminology, who were interviewed by the children.
Volunteers brought props and resources to bring their work to life. The children were particularly fascinated by a life-size model of a horse's skull brought by an equine dental technician and enjoyed a mini personal training session.
The event was organized by assistant headteacher Julie Mayhew and teaching assistant Mandie Dale as part of the Year 6 activity week. Year 5 and 6 phase leader Andy Pringle said: "The morning was a great success... Aspiration and community unity are two of our school values and they were really encapsulated by the event."
Pupils shared their excitement: Lily said, "I really enjoyed finding out about all the different jobs. I especially like the vet physiotherapist because it sounds fun." Corey added, "It really inspired me and my favourite was the author."
The school thanked all the supportive parents and friends who volunteered their time.
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