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Page Options 2018 Dumfries High School Senior Options Booklet 2018 The Will Does It Page 2 Dumfries High School Options 2018 Contents Introduction for Pupils page 3 Administration and IT page 4-7 Art and Design pages 8-10 Biology pages 11-14 Business Management pages 15-18 Care pages 19-20 Chemistry pages 21-24 Computing Science pages 25-27 Dance pages 28-29 Drama pages 30-32 English pages 33-37 Geography pages 38-41 Graphic Communication pages 42-47 Health and Food Technology pages 48-49 History pages 50-53 Hospitality page 54 Laboratory Science pages 55-56 Mathematics pages 57-62 Modern Languages pages 63-66 Modern Studies pages 67-71 Music pages 72-75 Physical Education pages 76-79 Physics pages 80-84 Practical Woodworking pages 85-86 RMPS Pages 87-88 Rural Skills page 89 Networking Opportunities page 90 YASS Modules pages 91-96 College Courses page 97 Useful Contacts page 98 The Will Does It Page 3 Dumfries High School Options 2018 Introduction for Pupils You are now at the stage where you need to consider which subjects you wish to study in S5 or S6 next session. If you are a S4 pupil you will choose five subjects to study in S5 and for most this will involve Higher and National 4 or 5 qualifications. If you are a S5 pupil you will choose at least four subjects to study in S6. Most pupils will choose from a mix of Advanced Higher, Higher and National 4 and 5 qualifications. Additional opportunities are also available to you in the form of college courses, work experience placements and YASS modules (for S6). You can see exactly which subjects are on offer to you by looking at the Senior Option Form which was issued along with your report. It is most important that you pay close attention to the instructions given on the front cover of the Option Form. Read carefully what is written about how you indicate your subject choices. Your intended career may help determine the subjects you will choose for study in fifth year and beyond, and should you wish you are able to seek advice from the Careers Advisor who visits the school on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday of each week. You must also ensure that you choose subject areas and levels that you can be successful in. Staff will make recommendations about the levels and courses which you should aspire to and this advice needs to be considered carefully when you are choosing subjects. You will find lots of advice in this booklet regarding the subjects and courses available to you. Read the information carefully and should you need any further clarification don’t hesitate to ask a member of staff from the relevant department. Alternatively, if you are in doubt concerning any particular subject choice you can discuss this with your Principal Teacher of Pupil Support. The options process is an important aspect of the journey of each pupil in the school and staff are committed to it being a positive experience. Please ensure that you take the options process seriously and think carefully about the courses you choose to follow next session. The choices that you make now will prove important in ensuring that you move into a positive destination when the time comes for you to leave school and enter further and higher education or ultimately, the world of work. 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Subjects on offer next session which are likely to run in one of the other schools in Dumfries are as follows: Accounting Application of Mathematics Cake Craft Dance Design and Manufacture Engineering Science Human Biology Media Studies Music Technology Photography Practical Metalwork Science Scottish Studies Sociology Spanish Travel and Tourism Further information on the above subjects is available on request from Mr Davidson.
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