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    V.hutchings Witness Statement 07.04.2011

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    Glenn Billingham, an ex-student of The Duston School, gave two talks to current students about his career path and life experiences since leaving school. He spoke positively about deferring university to consider other options. The talks were part of a series featuring ex-students discussing post-school choices. Students responded well to Glenn's interactive presentation and message that one must take opportunities available to achieve desired qualifications. The school was pleased with Glenn's talks and would like him to speak again in the future.

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    Glenn Billingham, an ex-student of The Duston School, gave two talks to current students about his career path and life experiences since leaving school. He spoke positively about deferring university to consider other options. The talks were part of a series featuring ex-students discussing post-school choices. Students responded well to Glenn's interactive presentation and message that one must take opportunities available to achieve desired qualifications. The school was pleased with Glenn's talks and would like him to speak again in the future.

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    V.hutchings Witness Statement 07.04.2011

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    Glenn Billingham, an ex-student of The Duston School, gave two talks to current students about his career path and life experiences since leaving school. He spoke positively about deferring university to consider other options. The talks were part of a series featuring ex-students discussing post-school choices. Students responded well to Glenn's interactive presentation and message that one must take opportunities available to achieve desired qualifications. The school was pleased with Glenn's talks and would like him to speak again in the future.

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    The East Northamptonshire Initial Teacher Training College: Graduate Teacher Training Programme

    Witness Statement Proforma

    Trainee’s name Glenn Billingham


    School Higham Ferrers Nursery & Infant School
    Date Thursday 7th April 2011

    Statement:

    With Glenn being one of many ex-students we’re very proud of, we were delighted when he
    agreed to return to The Duston School to talk to our Post 16 cohort as part of their PSCHE
    scheme of work. The talk formed part of a series of talks, all given by ex-students wherever
    possible, that focused on the different options open upon leaving school. We like to cover a
    range of different approaches and Glenn brought a positive approach to deferring university
    entry while considering other options.

    Glenn gave two talks, firstly to approx. 120 Y12 students, and secondly to approx. 80 Y13
    students. On the day, Glenn had a good rapport with the students, involving them with an
    interactive starter activity to his talk. They responded very well and could clearly relate to the
    way Glenn communicated his career and life path since leaving The Duston School.

    It was very useful for the students to see there are alternative routes to gaining desired
    qualifications, and different means of getting there. Glenn communicated this very well, while
    also reiterating the crucial message that one has to be willing to take opportunities to do so,
    and not let moments pass by.

    We would be very happy to have Glenn back for similar talks in future years.

    Mrs V.Hutchings,
    The Duston School – Post 16
    Tel. (01604) 460004

    Standards achieved:
    Q1, Q2, Q4, Q6

    Mrs Valerie Hutchings.


    Name
    Post-16 Lead Teacher of Applied Learning.
    Position
    V.Hutchings.
    Signature

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