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16 — 19 PROSPECTUS PROSPECTUS 19 MAKE 2020 YOUR MARK WELCOME For more information visit www.stokesfc.ac.uk WELCOME Thank you for thinking about studying at the So, don’t be afraid to ask questions, try out your A CARING COMMUNITY City of Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College. own ideas and learn from your mistakes, as this will give you the best possible preparation for As the first purpose built Sixth Form College success in your subjects. We can build a timetable MAKE YOUR MARK in the country, we have been delivering post-16 around your needs; offer endless opportunities DELIVERING EXCELLENCE education to students for 50 years. We have for you to try new things and to find out about helped over 30,000 young people reach their your future career. MARK UP YOUR potential by progressing on to universities, varied PROSPECTUS TO apprenticeships and impressive jobs. With a We hope to inspire you to become life-long & INSPIRING FUTURES wealth of experience, we are experts in the field learners, whether inside or outside of a classroom, EMPHASISE SECTIONS of providing a high quality, holistic education so that you can develop the skills and determination OF PARTICULAR INTEREST for all. to achieve far more than you ever expected. What’s more, we promise to treat each student TO YOUR ACADEMIC This education goes well beyond success in as an individual and to welcome you into our JOURNEY. DRAW ARROWS, qualifications, encompassing a wide range learning community. of clubs, student-led societies, trips, work UNDERLINE, CIRCLE experience and extra-curricular experiences I look forward to meeting you all. AND MAKE NOTES, THE to inspire and develop the wider skills of every PAGES ARE YOURS TO student. MAKE YOUR MARK ON! We have high expectations of all our students; we will help you develop into independent learners through a range of tasks and activities that will bring out the best in each individual. At the same time, personal support is never far away, and staff always operate an open-door policy so that you can get help and advice whenever you need it. All of this is supported by a range of workshops and Mark Kent – Principal support sessions throughout the week. CONTENTS Make Your Mark – Why Us 4–5 Our Courses 24–25 FIND OUT MORE Outstanding Facilities 6–7 Business, Finance & Law 26–29 Travelling to College 8–9 Creative & Performing Arts 30–35 We Get Results 10–11 Education, Society & Health 36–39 VISIT OUR OPEN EVENTS Achieve More 12–13 Humanities, Languages & Literature 40–43 Wednesday 9th October 2019 Unlock Your Potential 14 Sports & Leisure 44–47 Thursday 7th November 2019 Futures Programme 15 Stem (Science, Technology, 48–53 Engineering & Maths) Tuesday 3rd December 2019 Supporting Every Step 16–17 A Few Words to Parents 18 Level 3 Foundation Programme 54–55 Thursday 19th March 2020 Potteries Educational Trust 19 Access to Learning 56–57 All Open Events take place from 5pm – 7pm Choosing Your Course 20–21 What’s Next? 58 2 Programme of Study 22–23 3 WHY US HIGH QUALITY EXCELLENT RESULTS TEACHING IN 96% Pass rate for A Level courses STATE-OF-THE-ART Over 1/3 of A Level students FACILITIES achieved the highest grades A*–B Our staff are passionate 62% of BTEC students achieved the about their subjects and are highest grades of Distinction*/Distinction specialists at communicating MAKE YOUR MARK their expertise whilst teaching 98% BTEC pass rate – top class in university standard facilities. results across all BTECs WITH A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITY MORE THAN JUST FUTURE SUCCESS QUALIFICATIONS Through our Futures Programme, we College life is an exciting mix will inspire you to develop essential employability skills and a life-long love As the only purpose built sixth form of learning and personal of learning. Our students consistently college in Staffordshire, we offer a wide enrichment, providing you continue onto outstanding progression range of specialist courses that can be with plenty of opportunities to routes. Students will also receive a taken in any combination. branch out and try new things all whilst developing essential range of opportunities to support But that’s not all we’re about… attributes and social skills. their development and aspirations. Located in the heart of the University Quarter, you are guaranteed a vibrant, safe and attractive learning environment where you can access top- class equipment, including university standard science labs and sports facilities. Each year many of our students progress onto top universities such as Oxford, Cambridge and a range of Russell Group Universities as well as other prestigious institutions across the UK CARING COMMUNITY OUR BROAD RANGE and abroad. All students will receive OF COURSES excellent support, which We offer the widest choice of includes access to an on-site A Levels in the area. We are also HERE ARE SIX REASONS TO STUDY counsellor, progress coaches, one of the first Sixth Form Colleges AT THE CITY OF STOKE-ON-TRENT careers advisors, financial and to be offering the new T Level SIXTH FORM COLLEGE. learning support as well as qualifications as well as BTEC open-door access to teachers and GCSE courses, all of which and support staff. can be taken in any combination. 4 5 HIGH QUALITY TEACHING IN STATE-OF-THE-ART FACILITIES OUTSTANDING COMING SOON The City of Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College continues to grow and offer new courses. To FACILITIES keep our facilities up to date with these exciting curriculum changes, we are opening a brand The Sixth Form College has been designed to give you a learning environment in new, state-of-the-art extension. Featuring which you can thrive, create your future, and feel comfortable in being who you are. multifunctional learning spaces, a Higher Whether you need a quiet place to complete your coursework, a studio to practise Education hub and a vibrant social area. your dance routine in, or a social area to grab a bite to eat, there’s a space for you. SCIENCE CENTRE PLACES TO STUDY REFECTORY & ROEBUCK CAFÉ Strengthen your learning through practical Our Learning Resource Centres, Quiet Study We offer a broad selection of fresh, healthy lunch experiments that will prepare you for study at Areas and Learning Pods are equipped with choices, and a range of hot food and sharing higher education or for employment. Shared everything needed to help you focus on your options for all tastes. Recharge and refuel in our between Staffordshire University and the Sixth studies. These include: computers, high speed very own Costa Coffee selling a range of drinks Form College, our Science Centre features internet access as well as an extensive selection and snacks as well as lots of ‘grab and go’ offers. state-of-the-art equipment that will help you of books and set texts. In these spaces you boost your abilities and take your studies to the can work on coursework, develop your subject next level. understanding and carry out your own research. TOP CLASS SPORTS FACILITIES CREATIVE & PERFORMING Whether you are studying a sport related course, FACILITIES are an elite athlete or simply want to keep fit, you Our high-quality studios, rehearsal and will have access to the facilities at Staffordshire performing spaces will support you in developing University and Fenton Manor Sports Complex. your expertise as an artist and performer. With all-weather pitches, badminton and squash These include: a drama studio, dance studio, media courts, fully equipped gyms, a 25m swimming editing suite, production and art workshops, games pool, studios and sports arenas, you will experience design suite, music practice and recording rooms. some of the best sports facilities in Staffordshire. 6 7 HIGH QUALITY TEACHING IN STATE-OF-THE-ART FACILITIES For more information visit www.stokesfc.ac.uk TRAVELLING TO COLLEGE BY BUS DISCOUNTED TRAVEL Travelling to and from College is easy. Many Discounted travel passes are available to all local bus routes stop directly outside the College. students. These allow unlimited travel 24 hours A useful link for bus and train travel is the a day, seven days a week within a specified area ‘Traveline Midlands Journey Planner.’ It will show and are available to purchase in College. you all routes using all forms of public transport. Students in receipt of the College Bursary will Visit www.travelinemidlands.co.uk receive free travel to and from College. More information about the College Bursary can be found on our website at www.stokesfc.ac.uk BY CAR Local Education Authorities also offer assisted travel schemes for students who meet their Parking spaces at our main campus on Leek Road selection criteria. are available for students who meet our qualifying criteria. Students can also be dropped off at the College’s drop-off point, at our main campus. Alternatively, students are entitled to reduced GREENER TRAVEL rate parking at Fenton Manor Sports Complex, which is a short, safe walk along City Road. We support sustainable travel and encourage students and staff to cycle or walk to College. We have invested in secure and covered cycle parking facilities, lockers and showers which are WE’RE BY TRAIN available for you to use. The Sixth Form College is located next to Stoke Railway station with popular stops only a short distance away. Use the ‘ journey planner’ on FURTHER INFORMATION www.nationalrail.co.uk to plan your College journey. If you have any questions about travel, would CLOSER THAN like any additional information or to apply for GOOD TO KNOW: National Rail has launched the College Bursary Scheme, then contact our the 16–17 Saver.
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