Hodnet school community shone last week in our Careers and Aspirations week.
Highlights from days 1&2 include reception class dressing up in what they want to be when they are older, finding out about our headteacher meeting an astronaut and the amazing team at RAF Shawbury landing a Juno helicopter on our field!
Our children were inspired, thinking about future pathways and remembering that the world of possibilities is out there.
Day 3 of our Career & Aspirations week saw our lucky children being inspired by so many members of our wider community. A huge thank you to the parents and volunteers who so kindly gave up their time to support our week, informing our children and fascinating us with their job roles.
We started the day with the story of a little boy who loved LEGO who grew up to become a chief engineer in an international company, inspiring us to be engineers of the future…
Then…
The professional footballer who taught us to be reliant, believe, be healthy and practise, practise, practise…
Followed by…
The voyager pilot who mesmerised us with air to air refuelling and transporting our King. Simply WOW!
The midwife and healthcare nurse who showed us their compassion and wowed us with their expertise…
The dirt bike trainer who shared skill, strength, control, courage and oodles of fun!
The textiles designer who shared the importance of detail, precision skill, colour and customer experience and things to consider when self employed…
The veterinary nurse who showed the skills needed to care for vulnerable animals…
The gut nutritionist who amazed us with the length of our intestines and how food travels through our bodies…
And finally the brave, loyal firefighters and paramedics who taught us that courage and selflessness know no bounds.
Another great week at our great school 💙