To see what your child has been learning during each term please download the Subject Summaries Information below:
KS5 Report 1 subject summaries
We offer a range of courses within the Sixth Form, all of which carry UCAS points. This enables you to progress onto a wide variety of post 16 pathways, whether this is university, employment or an apprenticeship.
If you are unsure about your post-18 pathway, we encourage you to think about the subjects which you both enjoy and have excelled in. We would also guide you to take subjects which complement each other whilst providing you with the opportunity to acquire a wide range of knowledge and to develop a broad selection of transferable skills. You will be dedicating a large amount of time to each subject so it is important that you choose your courses carefully.
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| Maths
Geography Media French Spanish Philosophy & Ethics Health & Social Care |
Biology
History Product Design Music Computing |
Chemistry
Psychology Art Drama Business Studies |
Physics
English Literature Sport Food |
We will ask students to make a total of 3 choices from the blocks above, a maximum of one in any single column.
Further details around the nature and content of each course will be available on our open evening and afterwards, through our website. Please contact us if you would like to know any more.
| At least a level 4 in GCSE English Language and GCSE Mathematics |
| At least 4 other GCSEs at levels 4-9 |
| At least a level 6 in the subjects you wish to study |
| Course choices will usually be reflective of GCSE subjects but, in addition to this, you may choose one of the following subjects without having studied it before at GCSE: Sports Studies, Media Studies, Business Studies, Health and Social Care, Psychology (also need at least a 6 in GCSE Mathematics for this course). |
| For any Science course, you need to have studied Combined Science or Triple Science at GCSE and to have achieved at least a level 6 in it. |
| At least a level 4 in GCSE English Language and GCSE Mathematics |
| At least 3 other GCSEs at levels 4-9 |
| At least a level 6 in the subjects you wish to study at A Level |
| Course choices will usually be reflective of GCSE subjects but, in addition to this, you may choose one of the following subjects without having studied it before at GCSE: Sports Studies, Media Studies, Business Studies, Health and Social Care, Psychology (also need at least a 6 in GCSE Mathematics for this course). |
| For any Science courses, you need to have studied Additional Science or Triple Science at GCSE and to have achieved at least a level 6 in it. |
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