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Universities and Careers Fair
            Do What You Love,





            You Never Know





            Where It Might Lead…








            With over 60 exhibitors including universities from all corners of the UK, as
            well as representatives from a diverse variety of professions, industries and gap
            years, there was something for every taste, talent and aspiration at Moreton

            Hall’s annual Universities and Careers Fair.




            With visiting pupils from Ysgol Dinas Brân,         Seminars were popular and lively, and attracted
            The Maelor School, Ysgol Llanfyllin, St Martins,    many questions. They included Lancaster
            Darland and The Marches, joining our own            University’s, ‘How to Choose a University and
            Upper Fifth and Lower Sixth students, Moreton       a Course’, The Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt
            Hall’s Sports Hall buzzed with the sound of         Orthopaedic Hospital’s ‘NHS Careers – More
            young people exploring how to start their           Than Just Doctors and Nurses’, and ‘The
            career journey and realise their dream.             Oxbridge Journey’, with our very own
                                                                Mr Reynolds and Mrs Peel.
            Moreton’s own alumnae are always a key part
            of this highlight in the school calendar. Old
            Moretonian Hermione Bird (OM 2016),
            delivered a well-attended and inspiring talk
            about her ‘wiggly path’ journey from English
            and Philosophy to Software Engineering and
            the importance of maintaining a Growth
            Mindset. Tara Beasley (OM 2017) and Eva
            Gascoigne (OM 2015), talked about their work
            as a Business Manager in the brewing sector
            and Chartered Surveyor respectively. Jennifer
            Brazier (OM 2009) hosted a popular stand for
            budding veterinarians whilst Jo Chavasse
            (OM 2009) returned for another year; this time
            joined by her gorgeous baby daughter, Delilah,
            who provided some hands-on experience for
            anyone interested in nannying as part of a gap
            year. Caitlin Price (OM 2024) provided inspiration
            for those exploring alternative pathways following
            her appointment as a Degree Apprentice at
            KPMG (Audit) last summer. Finally, Jemma
            Halliwell (OM 2009) and Hannah Williams (OM
            2014) were flying the flag for STEM careers, so
            popular with Moreton girls, showcasing their
            roles in Mechanical Engineering and Corporate
            Sustainability.





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