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Prospectus19 PROSPECTUS19 bitterneparksixthform.org.uk Welcome to Bitterne Park Here’s what we’ve got... Welcome 2 Film and Media 29 A very warm welcome to Bitterne Park Sixth Form As Head of Sixth Form I have the pleasure of coming College! to work every day to support and inspire students to Why us? 3 Health and Social Care 30 further their post 16 studies. I lead and manage a team Bitterne Park Sixth Form College provides an excellent of dedicated sixth form staff who most importantly Facilities 5 Humanities 31 education for 16-19 year olds, set within the Bitterne guide and advise students through sometimes difficult Park Community. The school’s core values of times and help them to fulfill their long term dreams. Community, Achievement, Respect, Relationships and Pastoral Care and Guidance 7 ICT 33 Enjoyment permeate all the way through to the sixth As a college we have a proven track record of achieving form. This vibrant and positive approach is tangible in academic excellence and our smaller student Enrichment / Life at BP6 9 Maths 34 our state of the art Sixth Form building. community allows all students to thrive and progress. Gifted and Talented 13 Modern Foreign Languages 35 We have built up a strong tradition of academic The Sixth Form is built around a personal experience achievement, but also remain passionate about and students are the heart and soul of the college. Extended Project Qualification 1413 PE 35 developing the whole person; hence we offer a Outstanding pastoral care and guidance for every balanced curriculum complemented by a strong student is a priority, as well as bespoke careers and Student Successes 15 Performing Arts and Production Arts 37 extra-curricular programme that challenges our university advice. students to develop all areas of their potential. It is hard to capture the incredible ethos, sense of Choosing the right pathway 17 Science 39 As a “Good” school, we work very hard to maintain our community and facilities within the £7 million Sixth high standards. On behalf of everyone at Bitterne Park Form building until you walk through the front doors How to apply 19 Social Sciences 41 Sixth Form College we invite you to visit us to find out so please come and visit us either on one of our Open more and thank you for taking the time to read this evenings or by private appointment. Art and Design 23 Travel and Tourism 42 prospectus. I look forward to welcoming you to Bitterne Park Sixth Business and Economics 25 On the map 44 Graham Wilson Form College as a Year 12 student in September 2019 Headteacher and helping you to continue your educational journey!!! English Literature 27 Paul Overton Head of Sixth Form Mike Gillet Heather Parnell Sixth Form Sixth Form Disclaimer Academic Manager Administration Officer Please note that whilst the information in this prospectus was correct at the time of going to print courses and other information may be subject to change. Please refer to our website at www.bitterneparksixthform.org.uk for the latest information. 2 Why us? Why us? Ranked in top 10% A LEVEL A LEVEL A LEVEL LEVEL 3 nationally for student progress A* - B A* - C A* - E BTEC (ALPS 2 - 2018) Why us? 45%6 76% 100% 100% Bitterne Park Sixth Form opened in 2011/12 in a Ethos £7.5 million state of the art building to give students in the Southampton area the opportunity to access high Our smaller student community enables all quality post 16 education within a fun, relaxed and students to thrive and feel secure allowing them small community. Now entering its seventh year, the to mature and develop into the individuals they college continues to go from strength to strength. want to be Academic Excellence The Sixth Form experience is built around a personal journey within a close-knit and fully A proven track record of achieving academic inclusive community excellence The Sixth Form is such a welcoming, caring Pastoral Care and Guidance Expert staff including Examiners and Senior and understanding environment. I joined a Examiners in both A Level and vocational courses We offer outstanding pastoral care and guidance month late and even after a day I felt like for every student 45% of students achieving A*- B in their A Levels I was already part of the team. Coming in 2018 with 100% of students achieving A*-E Every student has a designated tutor who is to the Sixth Form was the best decision I available to them daily in addition to a weekly 100% of students achieving Level 3 BTEC made. tutorial qualifications in 2018 with 77% of students achieving Merit or above Supportive teachers who will get to know you Issabelle Riggs well, and know how best to motivate you to In 2018 61% of students continued their journey ensure success on to university Every student will always be listened to and A Gifted and Talented co-ordinator for there will always be someone on hand to advise students wanting to access Russell group and guide a student through those difficult times universities including Oxford and Cambridge Regular visits from external support agencies for students to access if needed Enrichment Activities Career Guidance We offer a wide range of enrichment activities Bespoke careers and university advice including our Aspiring Young Teachers Programme, Duke of Edinburgh’s Award and Driver Theory Outstanding links with local and national higher Courses. Please see pages 9 - 12 for more institutions information on our Enrichment activities Dedicated UCAS advisor and 1:1 support for The Sixth Form is constantly evolving and all students always looking to add to our range of enrichment activities Partnerships with professional organisations offering employment opportunities post Students are at the heart of the Sixth Form and Sixth Form we will always go out of our way to organise new events and accommodate everyone’s needs Facilities Due to our new Sixth Form building we are lucky enough to have modern up to date facilities throughout for all students to use 3 4 Facilities Facilities Cabin Crew Designated Science Facilities Professionally equipped 190 seater theatre Simulator room labs for Sixth Form Bitterne Park Sixth Form College offers students state-of-the-art facilities in its modern building. Facilities such as the Theatre and Cabin Crew Simulator room allow students to learn in a real life working environment using the most advanced industry-standard equipment. Apple Mac Access to fitness computer suites suite and sports hall Common room with Art facilities Designated computer suite for students Recording studio refreshment facilities 5 Music equipment Classrooms designed for high quality teaching and learning Professional dance studio Practice rooms 6 Pastoral Care and Guidance Pastoral Care and Guidance Supportive teachers and tutors that are friendly and welcoming. My tutor has helped me both personally and academically. The Sixth Form has a Francesca Morris lovely positive vibe where you have the opportunity to meet a range of different people and make lots of friends. BP6 is a place where students flourish. Melissa Newlove It’s familiar and feels like a family. Declan Hewes Pastoral care and Guidance We offer outstanding pastoral care and guidance for all our students. Every student is listened to and there will always be someone on hand to advise and guide them through those difficult times. Designated Tutor Special Educational Needs Support Your designated tutor plays a key role in your life at Our team of designated SEN staff will support a college. Every student will attend a weekly tutorial student’s specific needs throughout their time at the session with their tutor. college from accessing literacy support to having a quiet area to study. If you have an Education, Health Looked-after children and care leavers Student Bursary and Care Plan (EHCP), additional support or access arrangements for exams, please share this information with us when completing your application form. If you are a looked-after child or care leaver, support Students may apply for a student bursary if facing is available to help you on both a personal and financial financial hardship to stay in full time education. The basis. On your application make us aware and we will bursary can be used to help purchase course Role of the Tutor Careers Guidance discuss this support further with you at interview. equipment needed, meet transport costs and lunch. Free college meals are also available for those who Your tutor will be your first point of contact at the We offer bespoke careers and university advice meet the eligibility criteria. Application forms and college and they will support, encourage, motivate and throughout your time at the college. We have a further information will be available during enrolment. guide you throughout your time at college. designated careers advisor who offers expert Your tutor will monitor your progress and attendance guidance from CV writing to Apprenticeship and throughout the year, help you to broaden your horizons University applications. Every student will have a Young Carers Support Agencies and support your aspirations and dreams. personal UCAS advisor and 1:1 support. As a college we have outstanding links with local and national higher institutions who visit the college If you have caring responsibilities for a member of We have weekly visits from outside support agencies regularly. Our partnerships with professional your family, make us aware on your application and we which students can access as needed. All appointments organisations offer employment opportunities post will discuss this further with you at interview. are treated in the strictest confidence. Sixth Form. 7 8 Enrichment / Life at BP6 Enrichment / Life at BP6 Enrichment/Life at BP6 Performing Arts Student Committee It is important to have fun outside the classroom as well! For students to thrive in their studies it is important that they can switch off from their learning now and again.
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