The King’s Trust Achieve Programme provides development opportunities for young people aged 13-19, helping them to build the skills, confidence and self-esteem needed to progress towards a positive and successful future.

At Mill House School, we deliver a range of units and modules that contribute towards a recognised King’s Trust qualification, whilst supporting students’ personal, social and emotional development. The programme enables students to develop essential employability, life and social skills that will support them throughout education and beyond.

What Does the Programme Involve?

Students have the opportunity to take part in a wide range of activities linked to:

• Personal and Social Development
• Life Skills
• Active Citizenship
• Enterprise
• Preparation for Work

All students are encouraged to work towards achieving a recognised qualification through their participation in the programme.

Benefits for Students

Through the Achieve Programme, students can:

• Make informed choices about their own learning.
• Build confidence in key curriculum areas.
• Take responsibility for setting and achieving personal goals.
• Develop confidence and self-esteem.
• Strengthen communication, teamwork and leadership skills.
• Develop the skills needed to achieve future aspirations.
• Gain a recognised qualification in personal development and employability skills.

Exciting Learning Opportunities

Our chosen modules give students the chance to experience a variety of practical and engaging activities, including:

• Delivering community projects and making a positive difference in the local area.
• Developing confidence when meeting new people and working collaboratively.
• Taking part in enterprise and business challenges.
• Improving knowledge of health, wellbeing and independent living.
• Exploring leadership opportunities.
• Creating professional CVs and preparing for future employment.
• Developing skills that support further education, training and career pathways.

A Qualification for the Future

Everything students achieve through the Achieve Programme contributes towards a recognised King’s Trust qualification. This qualification can be included on CVs, college applications and personal statements, demonstrating personal development, commitment and employability skills to future education providers and employers.

Useful Links

The King’s Trust website offers a wealth of information, advice and resources to help young people plan their future, develop new skills and access opportunities.

Explore the King’s Trust

• The King’s Trust Website
• Help Getting a Job
• Education and Learning Support
• Enterprise and Business Support
• Tools and Resources
• Opportunities Near You
• Frequently Asked Questions

About The King’s Trust

Since 1976, The King’s Trust has supported hundreds of thousands of young people across the UK, helping them to build confidence, develop essential skills and access education, employment and training opportunities.

For further information, visit the King’s Trust Website or contact them on 0800 842 842.