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Supporting your child with GCSE Options choices

Here are some resources put together by University of East Anglia (UEA) for parents and carers, to support their children in making informed choices about their GCSE option subjects:

 

1. Navigating the Road to GCSEs – digital &/or printed map

Reassuring, step-by-step guide to helping young people make good GCSE choices (see below). 

 

2. A website for parents & carers all about GCSE options

https://www.uea.ac.uk/study/information-for/parents/curious-questions

Simple, jargon-free explanations. Top tips and creative ideas for sorting out their subject choices. Realistic and reassuring advice about the importance of GCSEs for future success.
 

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Year 9 Options : Subject Presentations

UEA Resource Portal

Health and Care Careers Discovery Event- Year 9 and up

Unifrog

Linking curriculum to careers

Labour Market Information website

Which university degrees are best for intergenerational mobility?

New Take Your Place resources and webpage for parents and carers

Post-16 Open Events for Year 11s

Apprenticeship opportunities: EDF Sizewell B and Sizewell C

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Year 9 Options 2025-2026

Statutory Policies, Procedures and Funding Agreements

Local Governing Body Vacancies

School Newsletters

Internships: Summer 2026

Maths

Vacancies

Staff Vacancies

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Careers Year 9 Options GCSE Options Staff Information College Training Evening Personal Development Education Apprenticeships Governance Revision HE Mathematics Work Experience Community Homework Nationals Higher

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