The Project Futures programme is designed to help Year 13 students plan for their future and give them a focus during the time they have away from school.

What it is:

• A set of progression sheets that help students study some content ready for post-16 or post-18.
• A balance between academic material and a focus on helping students adjust and prepare for September
• A simple way of giving students focus and tracking what they have done.

How it works:

• Students select a progression sheet that interests them and choose tasks to complete. For each progression sheet, they should aim to score 100 points. Each activity comes with a number of points.
• There are subject specific sheets and wider skills sheets focusing on social and emotional progression. Students should aim to complete a progression sheet for an academic area that interests them, but also aim to complete two or three academic, social or emotional progression grids.
• Students complete the ‘Progression Log’, which logs what they have learned and their next steps.
• Students create a portfolio (online or in a folder) which shows some of their thinking and work.

Who it’s for:

• Year 13 who are going to university – the sheets will help them get ready academically and emotionally.

A1. Project Future Planning the next steps 1

A2. Project Future Planning the next steps 2

A3. Project Futures Personal LORIC

B1. Project Futures The Academic LORIC

B2. Project Future Academic skills for university

B3. Project Future Preparing for the world of work

C1. Project Future Being Independent

C2. Project Future Being Independent

C3. Project Future Maths – Copy

C4. Project Future Maths (for those going to university)