Key Stage 5 Subjects

Sixth Form Courses 2020-2021

Choosing the right course at sixth form is very important. Obviously, it is very important that you choose a course which is suited to your own individual needs and we are aware that this is not always as easy as it seems.

Bridging Units 2021

Step 1

• What are your predicted GCSE grades?
• Which subjects do I really enjoy?
• Where will these subjects lead to?

Step 2

• Consider your interests (there is a lot to be said for doing something you enjoy)
• Consider your strengths and weaknesses (how do you learn best, do you perform best in exams or coursework, do you like writing essays?)
• See individual subject pages for detail on assessment and course content.

Step 3

• What qualifications do you need for career options?
• What qualifications do you need for college or university courses?
• It is vital that you research as thoroughly as possible the entry requirements for your chosen or possible career path.

Step 4

• The quality of teaching is high. As the result of teachers’ aspirations of what students can achieve, students are independent and resilient learners. Across a variety of subjects, they are encouraged and enabled to use their curiosity as enquiring learners to make strong progress. (Ofsted 2018)

A Level Biology –

A Level Business –

A Level Chemistry –

A Level English Language –

A Level English Literature –

A Level Geography –

A Level Law –

A Level Photography –

A Level Physics –

A Level Politics –

A Level Religious Studies –

A Level French –

BTEC Business Studies –

BTEC Nationals in Sport –

A Level Computer Science –

A Level Engineering Subject –

BTEC Health and Social Care –

A Level History –

A Level ICT –

A Level Art –

A Level Maths and Further Maths –

A Level Psychology –

A Level Spanish –

A Level Sociology –