Sessions

"My Year 7 students thoroughly enjoyed their train journey. Some had never been on a train before and to get the chance to talk to staff at the station was fantastic. The questions students asked showed how interested they were and the staff gave a great insight into different opportunities that working in the train industry can give. Thank you!"

" It has been an absolute privilege and honour to have had the opportunity for NEESIE to collaborate with the TrainEd projects. The array of programmes open to communities are vast and we have seen a huge increase in the self confidence, personal awareness and family bonding that has been created as a result of participating within the community rail interventions and opportunities. We look forward to continuing our partnership working and facilitating prosperity for women with children, locally, regionally and nationally."

“Karen is an absolute joy to work with. She has supported many primary school World of Work and STEM days that I have organised and her enthusiasm for what she does is infectious! The children love finding out all about careers in rail and more recently learning about rail safety through Arlo’s adventures. She is organised, adaptable and has a brilliant manner with the children and staff. I look forward to working with her again in the future. “

“The team have provided a unique experience for our Level 3 learners at Nelson & Colne College by opening their eyes to the rail service and the fascinating way in which it works. The opportunity to utilise the railway has opened many students' eyes to the benefit of rail travel and given confidence to many in terms of future choices when it comes to commuting and travelling. Our Business students benefited hugely from the presentations held by experts from TrainEd which have provided strong vocational contexts and real-world business understanding”

“It was lovely to experience the train journey and explore places like Ilkley and Hebden Bridge with my family, friends and other parents too from our community and you made it possible”