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Achieving for Children
AfC Virtual School

Virtual School for the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames
& the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead

Further information on Pupil Premium Plus

Strategic Pupil Premium Plus

Morrisby Careers

Morrisby Careers has been created to help young people broaden their prospects and consider career aspirations. Morrisby Careers motivates young people to consider options they may previously have thought were unattainable by opening up a rich world of course and career opportunities. Morrisby Careers is the most popular online careers programme which has helped millions to make career choices. Students take part in a psychometric questionnaire which measures interest, attitudes and motivation. They are offered personalised career and education suggestions and have access to an impartial advisor to help them make informed decisions about their future. The young person is able to reflect and construct action plans and targets to plan their subject and career exploration.  Click here to view their website.

 

Radio Aspire Youth (RAY)

AfC Virtual School has their own portable radio station, this is a radio show for children in care by children in care. The shows will be able to promote a sense of belonging to Richmond, Kingston and RBWM looked after children. Students will be able to develop new skills and celebrate achievement. We are working with Radio Jackie, Breakfast show presenter, Neil Long, and our extended production team from CiCC and Social Care and the Virtual School staff.

RAY is available to listen to every Wednesday between 6-7pm.  AfC Virtual School have taken all necessary safeguarding measures understanding the importance of keeping students who participate safe. Please click here to tune in to the latest show.

 

Letterbox Club by BookTrust

Letterbox Club is a scheme working with BookTrust and The Letterbox Club - we distribute a wide range of reading and numeracy materials to students aged 3-13, with the aim of helping the pupils develop a love of reading and a reading habit.  A regular reading habit is more strongly linked to children’s progress in vocabulary, spelling and maths between ages 10-16 than parents’ education or socioeconomic status.

If you would like further information on any of the above strategic interventions, please contact AfC Virtual School on 0208 831 6037 or via our contact page.