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Contents Welcome / Contents Welcome ........................................................................................... 3 Pathways and Entry Requirements ..................................................... 4 Accounting A Level ....................................................................... 6 Applied Science BTEC ................................................................... 7 Art, Craft & Design A Level ........................................................... 8 Art & Design Fine Art A Level ....................................................... 9 Biology A Level ............................................................................ 10 Business A Level.......................................................................... 11 Business BTEC ............................................................................. 12 Chemistry A Level ....................................................................... 13 Computer Science A Level .......................................................... 14 Drama & Theatre Studies A Level ............................................... 15 Economics A Level ...................................................................... 16 English Literature A Level ........................................................... 17 French A Level ............................................................................ 18 Spanish A Level ........................................................................... 18 Geography A Level ...................................................................... 20 Graphic Communications A Level ............................................... 21 Health & Social Care BTEC .......................................................... 22 History A Level ............................................................................ 23 Hospitality BTEC ......................................................................... 24 Information Technology BTEC .................................................... 25 Mathematics A Level .................................................................. 26 Media Studies A Level ................................................................ 27 Philosophy A Level ...................................................................... 28 Photography A Level (Art based) ................................................ 29 Physics A Level ............................................................................ 30 Product Design: Design & Technology A Level ......................... 31 Psychology A Level ..................................................................... 32 Public Services BTEC ................................................................... 33 Sociology A Level ........................................................................ 34 Sport & Physical Education A Level ............................................ 35 Sport BTEC .................................................................................. 36 Textile Design A Level ................................................................. 37 Travel & Tourism BTEC ............................................................... 38 Level 2 Pathway .......................................................................... 39 The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award ................................................. 39 Certificate of Personal Effectiveness .......................................... 40 Extended Project Qualification ................................................... 40 How to apply to the Sixth Form ........................................................ 41 Provisional Year 12 Option Blocks 2018/2019 ................................... 43 All courses listed are offered subject to there being viable numbers. If for any reason we are unable to offer a course which you have applied for we will contact you as soon as we become aware of this and discuss alternatives with you. Cover design by Graphic Communications student Katie Sullivan. 2 Shaftesbury & Sturminster Sixth Form shaftesburyschool.co.uk www.mysnhs.net Contents Welcome to the Shaftesbury and Sturminster Sixth Form courses booklet 2018. The Sixth Form is a collaboration between two successful North Dorset schools coming together to create what we believe is a very special place to learn. We hope that the information in this booklet will help you to understand a little more about what we believe and what we do. A Supportive Environment We believe that Shaftesbury and Sturminster Sixth Form is the ideal size; large enough to offer a wide range of courses, small enough that you feel part of a community where you are known and supported. Every student is part of a small form with a specialised Sixth Form tutor. Their role is to ensure that every student receives the personalised support they need to successfully make the step from GCSE to Sixth Form studies. We believe that one of the keys to academic success is to help students form a clear plan for where they want their Sixth Form education to take them. All students have access to the Unifrog progression tool which helps them to plan for the future and they also work with subject teachers to set personalised targets and track their academic progress. An International Perspective in the heart of the West Country The Sixth Form experience at Shaftesbury and Sturminster offers students the chance to develop their understanding of the world around them, not just through lessons, but through practical experience and personal relationships. Each year the boarding house at Shaftesbury School brings students from around the world to study in the Sixth Form. Studying with students from Europe, Asia and Africa gives students a wider perspective on the world and allows them to learn how people from other countries perceive Britain. We are proud to hold the International School Award and have links with schools in France and Spain which allow our language students to take part in exchange visits each year. The sports department regularly take part in international tours such as the Ski Trip to Austria. Charity work is another important aspect of Sixth Form life and each year through our RAG day and events such as fashion shows, quizzes and sports competitions we raise thousands of pounds for charities. Each year we support different local or national charities, but for the last eight years we have raised money for Rwanda, Children in Need, Cancer Research UK, Dorset & Somerset Air Ambulance, CLEVaH and the Brain Tumour Charity campaign Headsmart. A Tradition of Success The Sixth Form can trace its origins back to the creation of a Grammar School in Shaftesbury in 1630. Today our dedicated and experienced team of teachers are committed to ensuring that every student achieves their full potential. Our students achieve excellent headline results with nearly half of all grades being A*- B. For us Sixth Form is about more than just achieving a set of results, we invest time and effort in the personal development of our students and in ensuring that their time in the Sixth Form helps them to progress to exciting opportunities for further study and employment. For the last five years we have sent students to universities in the World Top 10, including Oxford University, Cambridge University, University College London’s Medical School, Imperial College and London School of Economics. We are equally proud of the students who have successfully gained jobs and apprenticeships. Therefore, whether you are aiming for Oxbridge or to enter employment after Sixth Form, Shaftesbury and Sturminster Sixth Form will help you make the best of yourself and achieve the qualifications you need. Shaftesbury & Sturminster Sixth Form 3 shaftesburyschool.co.uk www.mysnhs.net Contents Work Experience Placements We expect all our students in Year 12 to undertake a minimum of 30 hours work experience over the course of the year. Work experience is an opportunity to introduce young people to the reality of working life within a willing organisation, to help them to secure and sustain employment. The aim is to provide learning and insight into working life by exposing the young person to a variety of tasks and experiences. Research shows that the more contact young people have with employers, the better their chances of finding stable employment. Departments within both schools also offer internships throughout the year. Enrichment and Wider Studies Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons are given over to allowing students the opportunity to take a break from their studies and try out new experiences. Options vary across the two schools and from year to year, but often include: Extended Project Qualification - students gain a qualification in a topic which interests them. It is worth half an A-level (maximum 28 UCAS points) so can be used to earn extra UCAS points. IELTS - this internationally recognised English as an Additional Language qualification is required by most universities for EAL students. The classes allow you to take practice tests and give you support to develop your skills. Sport (Technogym, basketball, football, netball, dance, hockey, badminton and more…) Duke of Edinburgh Award • Certificate of Personal Effectiveness L3 • Art • Music • Languages Cooking • Car Maintenance • Young Enterprise Company Programme • Sixth Form Committee UCAS and Careers surgery • Guest speakers - a variety of information to aid progression beyond Sixth Form How the Partnership Works The partnership works through a common timetable which allows students based at either
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