Team up is the write way to help literacy
my writing skills and become more aware of what employers look for.
“From job applications to writing for work, this will be useful in the future.
“It has also been great to learn more about Castle Water and the range of placements and work opportunities available.”
Bev Leslie, head teacher at Blairgowrie High School, said: “We thank Castle Water for their continuing sponsorship and support.
“Partnering with a proactive local employer in this way is invaluable in enhancing the curriculum and in helping us prepare pupils for life after school.
“A number of our pupils have already gone on to work with Castle Water and we are delighted that further work experience and employment opportunities are available to pupils again this year.”
John Reynolds, CEO of Castle Water, also said: “In working with Blairgowrie High School and by building strong links with our business, we can deliver joint initiatives to enrich and enhance education.
“We’re promoting the type of skills that most employers need.
“We can also raise awareness of the work experience and career opportunities available with Castle Water.
“Through this partnership, and in supporting national initiatives such as Developing Young Workforce, our aim is to improve the recruitment potential and preparedness of young people for life after school.
“This is a big part of our commitment to the local communities in which we operate.”
The pupils were given awards from Castle Water. Picture by Graeme Hart
Roisin Penny. Picture by Graeme Hart