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Prospectus 2022 Esheresher Sixthcollege Form Prospectus College Prospectus Prospectus 2022 Esheresher Sixthcollege Form prospectus College Prospectus Scan me for a tour of Esher Sixth Form College www.esher.ac.uk | Contents 3 04 Welcome Your Course History (Dictators and Imperialists) 35 Information History (Oppression and Equality) 35 06 Ethos History (Power and Belief) 35 Mathematics 38 08 Your College Mathematics (with Further Mathematics) 38 10 Student Union Media Studies 39 Music 39 12 Your Study Programme 20 Philosophy 41 Photography 41 14 Course Subjects Physical Education 41 16 Extension Studies A Levels Physics 42 Art (Fine Art) 21 Politics 42 18 Wider Skills Week Biology 23 Psychology 42 Business 23 Sociology 43 46 Our Facilities Chemistry 24 Spanish 44 Classical Civilisation 25 48 Supporting your Needs Computer Science 25 BTECs Dance 27 Applied Science 20 50 Supporting your Success 3D Design 27 Art and Design 21 + 23 Drama and Theatre 28 52 Esher and Beyond Business 24 Economics 28 Creative Media Production 27 English Language 28 54 Student Destinations Film and Television Production 30 English Literature 28 Health and Social Care 34 English Language and Literature 29 56 Aiming High Information Technology 38 Fashion and Textiles 29 Music Technology 39 Film Studies 30 60 Learning to Learn Performing Arts 41 French 30 Sport 44 + 45 62 Measuring Success Geography 30 German 34 63 Keeping it Green Graphic Communication 34 1 Year Courses 65 How to Apply English GCSE 45 Mathematics GCSE 45 66 Dates for your Diary Biology GCSE 45 Esher Sixth Form College Prospectus 4 WELCOME Thank you for your interest in the College. This prospectus aims to provide you with an insight into what life is like as a student at Esher Sixth Form College. www.esher.ac.uk | Welcome 05 next stage in their careers, whether that be higher education, an apprenticeship or employment. Up to 90% of our students progress to degree-level or art foundation courses, many gaining places at the most prestigious universities in the country. When you join us you will become part of a community of over 1900 full-time students from more than 100 different schools, each following an individual study programme relevant to their needs and ambitions. You will find a friendly and vibrant atmosphere where positive relationships are promoted at all times. We enjoy excellent accommodation and facilities, including a highly sophisticated IT system and an attractive campus environment. Our teaching staff are specialists in post-16 education, both in their subject areas and in the support they provide through our tutorial system. We pride ourselves on a successful record in enabling students from all types of backgrounds to reach their full potential. Please see the section on ‘Supporting Your Needs’ if you have particular educational needs. Inside you will find information on all aspects of I look forward to meeting you over the next year at the the student experience, including a summary numerous events designed to deepen your understanding of the wide range of courses on offer and the of the College. Full details of these opportunities can be acclaimed support services, which underpin the found towards the back of this prospectus. I hope you will high levels of success achieved by our students. be able to join us on these occasions and I look forward to welcoming you to the College. As such, it should play an important role in helping you make an informed choice about your post-16 education and I would therefore urge you to read the contents carefully. Virtually any combination of courses is possible and you will have a number of opportunities to discuss your proposed study programme, starting with your admissions interview. We firmly believe that Esher Sixth Form College offers you the ideal environment in which to embark on the next stage of your educational career and one in which you will be able to thrive academically and grow as an individual. We are committed not just to your academic success, but to ensuring that you have the opportunity to develop the skills and qualities that will help you to prepare for the future. We have a strong track record in providing the appropriate support to allow our students to successfully progress to the Dan Dean Principal Esher Sixth Form College Prospectus 6 OUR ETHOS Creating a culture of high expectations and outstanding achievements At Esher Sixth Form College our students’ success and wellbeing is at the heart of everything we do. As a non-selective, open-access sixth form college for post-16 education for North East Surrey and South West London, our mission is to inspire and encourage all students to be the best version of themselves, both academically and personally. This includes: • Creating a supportive and caring College community. We actively promote friendship, tolerance and inclusivity so students can become responsible, informed citizens who have “Esher has given me a broader respect for themselves and others. perspective in terms of • Delivering high quality, specialist teaching and learning. studying, friendships and Our staff are specialists in post-16 teaching and academic shaping my personality to achievement. 87.8% of Esher students who went on to degree become a determined and level, gained a first or upper second, well above the national average for both state and independent schools. passionate young adult,” (HESA 2018/19) Mya Hamidi, 6.2 student studying Art, • Broadening your life skills and experiences. French and Psychology. Ofsted rated our extension and enrichment provision as outstanding with a wide-ranging programme of events, clubs, trips and activities that ensure our students develop far beyond the classroom. • Making a positive contribution to the wider community. Students are encouraged to be involved in the local community through work experience, volunteering, mentoring and sport leadership programmes as well as with charitable events including our Esher College Africa Trust (ECAT). www.esher.ac.uk | Our Ethos 07 Meet Natalie, Teacher of English and Equality and Diversity Officer “Hi, at Esher we actively celebrate the diverse Celebrating Diversity backgrounds of all students and staff. There are societies for students to attend to make As an inclusive sixth form college, we welcome a diverse new friends, such as our well-established, range of students from more than 100 different schools. weekly GSA lunchtime meetings and Christian Everyone is treated and respected as an individual and we Society. Students are also encouraged to start are very proud of our positive and friendly community. new societies and to hold awareness-raising We actively encourage equal opportunities for all and have events. This year our BLM Book Group ran a a wide range of support structures and groups in place Black Liberation Art Competition and teachers including; the Student Union, The Gender Sexuality Alliance and staff took the International Womens’ Day (GSA), Christian Union and Anti-Racism Group - all of which pledge. are committed to creating an environment in which all “We also promote and celebrate racial and students can fulfil their potential. ethnic diversity through the curriculum, events In other years, we’ve had groups including the Islamic and tutor sessions, so we can help students Society and the Feminist Society – every year it depends on become responsible, informed citizens who what each cohort wants to do. All students are supported have respect for themselves and others. in their fundraising and awareness-raising events as well as “I think it’s crucial to listen to young people celebrations. Ultimately, our aim is to prepare our young and be led by them - we all have so much to adults with the tools to become leaders in creating the learn if we want to create a fairer world.” world they want to see. A full copy of our Equality and Diversity Policy, which details our commitment to both prospective and current students, can be found on our website at www.esher.ac.uk Esher Sixth Form College Prospectus YOUR COLLEGE Why should you apply to Esher Sixth Form College? Dedicated Exceptional Support for all Students & • Personal Tutor Specialist • Subject Clinics Teaching and • One-to-One Tutorials • Learning Support Support Staff Free WiFi • College Nurse Service • Counselling Service Specialist in Comprehensive Extension Studies A great stepping Programme Music, Sports, Drama, Art, stone between Young Enterprise, Duke of School and 16 -18 Edinburgh + much, much more University Education www.esher.ac.uk | Your College 09 Excellent Progression Fantastic Facilities Up to 90% of students go on to Gym, Sports Hall, 3G Football Higher Education. Established 99.8% Pitch, College Theatre, Drama support for progression to Studio, specialist facilities for all curriculum areas, including a employment state of the art music block, Learning Resource Centres, Outstanding Results College café and coffee shop, 90% 1,100 computers, football, 99.8% pass rate rugby and netball pitches 67.9% A*-B grades A Reputation Equality Over for Excellence Considered ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted Diversity 40 at the forefront of A Level + BTEC what we do courses available A more mature Top 15% Very Good and diverse Nationally For Transport Links learning Student Progress* Close to the A3, 5 minute walk from Thames Ditton railway community *Alps (external station, 15 minute walk from assessor of value Esher railway station, 25 minute added performance) walk from Hampton Court Esher Sixth Form College Prospectus www.esher.ac.uk | Your College 11 Our events: The social life at Esher Sixth Form College is an important part THE of the student experience. The activities that the SU organise include lunchtime ‘open mic’ gigs, which help to raise money for charities, including the Esher College Africa Trust (ECAT), and our Summer Festival. This is held on the College grounds STUDENT in celebration of a great first year for the 6.1s and the end of exams for 6.2s.
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