BUILDING contractors Taylor Wimpey have laid the foundations for a partnership with Lymm High School.
The company – responsible for the Seasons development off Longbutt Lane, Lymm – shared their professional practice with 21 Year 10 BTEC construction pupils.
Regional health and safety advisor David Appleby and production manager Stephen Graham carried out a health and safety presentation and site induction.
Mr Appleby said: “As soon as we were approached by Lymm High to get involved with their construction course we were very enthusiastic to show our support by passing on our knowledge, skill and expertise.
“The health and safety induction provided the pupils with an invaluable work related learning experience as well as giving them a direct incite into the health and safety policies and procedures of a major construction site”
Tony Craughwell, leader of construction at Lymm, added: “Taylor Wimpey has also arranged a series of sites for our students to visit, which will help put their classroom learning experiences into a real vocational context”.
Picture shows pupils with the contractor’s representatives.
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