Blackpool Sixth 2019 Prospectus

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BUILDING FUTURES PROSPECTUS www.blackpoolsixth.ac.uk

WELCOME TO

BLACKPOOL SIXTH Principal’s message I am delighted that you’re considering Blackpool Sixth. We are a high-achieving sixth form college, recognised as outstanding

by Ofsted. If you choose to join us we will do all we can to help you develop as a young adult and achieve the very best qualifications.

We pride ourselves on our academic excellence, delivering outstanding teaching, learning and support as well as extensive opportunities for personal development. We provide our students with an excellent springboard to future success. Blackpool Sixth is a close, caring and happy community of staff and students, serving a wide area which includes Blackpool and all the major towns and villages of the Fylde and Wyre districts.

I very much look forward to meeting you and welcoming you to our college.

For more information visit www.blackpoolsixth.ac.uk

Jill Gray – Principal

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Contents Success / Destinations Student / Parent feedback Facilities Student Support / Transport The Excellence Programme Personal Development Study Programmes Your Route to Blackpool Sixth Course Listing Courses Make Your Notes

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For a full course listing, see page 19 Blackpool Sixth and Hodgson Academy have in partnership been designated one of the first teaching schools in the country.

The partnership takes a national and regional lead in both shaping and delivering the training and professional development of current and future generations of teachers. Working with high quality graduates and educational leaders of the future enables us to maintain and improve our teaching standards to the benefit of all our students.

Our mission: INSPIRING LEARNING, DEVELOPING CHARACTER, BUILDING FUTURES. Respect

Enthusiasm

Excellence & High Aspirations

Global Citizenship

For ourselves, for others, for the rule of law, for the environment

Striving to be the best we can be

Integrity

Upholding our values

Inclusion

Valuing everyone individually

Learning because we love to learn, teaching because we love to teach Being active in improving our world and broadening our horizons

Support

Helping everyone to succeed

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SUCCESS/DESTINATIONS Blackpool Sixth students are successful students!

Our students achieved:

rate 100% pass for BTECs pass rate 99% for A levels

The Department for Education 16-18 performance tables 2018 show Blackpool Sixth students make more progress between their GCSEs and their A levels or BTEC level 3s than students at any other college or school sixth form on the Fylde Coast (state sector or fee-paying).

75%

Higher Education (university)

6%

Apprenticeship

8%

Employment

5%

Gap year

4%

Other destination

2%

Seeking work / other

e.g. armed forces, further training

STUDENT DESTINATIONS

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Where are they now?

Here are just some examples of the destinations of recent former students Oxford University Biology

King’s College London Ancient History

De Monfort University Dance

Cambridge University Law

BAE Systems Apprenticeship

University of Leeds Civil and Structural Engineering

Warwick University Maths

Champion Accountants, Blackpool

Durham University Music

Lancaster University English Language

University of Dundee Architecture

Aberystwyth University Astrophysics

University of Birmingham Medicine

University of Edinburgh Graphic Design

University of Exeter Law

Cardiff University Genetics

University of Glasgow Earth Science

In A levels well over half of students’ grades were high grades (A*, A or B) and in BTEC over 85% of grades were distinction stars.

In the past five years, three students have gained entry to Ivy League institutions in the US: two to Yale University and one to Harvard University

98%

of our students progressed to university, higher apprenticeships, other jobs with training or a gap year.

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STUDENT/PARENT FEEDBACK

Students told us what they valued most about Blackpool Sixth.

This is just a small sample of what they said:

“I have thoroughly enjoyed the lessons, being able to meet new people and having a taste of independence which will be beneficial for university life.”

“I have had an amazing experience throughout the past two years.”

“My highlight of studying here was the support I received from staff to help me reach my full potential.”

“The advice and friendliness of staff at Blackpool Sixth helps motivate you in your studies.”

“I am grateful that all teachers and staff are helpful with my mental health issues.”

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Feedback from parents:

“It’s a fabulous system for communication between teachers and parents to ensure student well-being.”

“We will be forever grateful for making our daughter’s time with you her happiest, and certainly her most successful period in education.”

“My son has just got a First in his Physics degree at Manchester University.

His physics teacher at Blackpool Sixth played a huge part in his success.”

“Nothing has been too much trouble for these dedicated teachers – high expectations of their students, clear subject knowledge, an amazingly organised approach to their teaching, clear knowledge of the syllabus, weekly tests with timely and constructive feedback – the list is genuinely endless.”

“Staff have really ‘gone the extra mile’ to understand what motivates their students, to identify their strongest ways of working and to develop and engender a sense of self confidence and self-belief in their students.”

FACILITIES

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Blackpool Sixth students benefit from an excellent campus which is spacious, modern and extremely well-equipped.

A range of attractive eating places

Our own branch of Starbucks

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Sports hall and gym

Recording studio

Engineering facility 300 seat, professional theatre

Open access computers and large library

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Pastoral Mentors

STUDENT SUPPORT

Strong pastoral care, support and guidance are extremely important in contributing to students’ success.

Your pastoral mentor will offer advice and guidance to help you settle in quickly and enjoy your time with us.

Your pastoral mentor will also help you to make the right decisions about career choices and applications for higher education or employment.

Student Services Trained and experienced staff are available to help you overcome any problem you may have during your time at Blackpool Sixth. Financial support, careers advisers, and counsellors are all available to help you succeed in your studies.

Additional Support We have a large team of specialist staff who provide support to students who have special educational needs and/or disabilities which may affect their learning.

Career Advice and Guidance Our Futures Team are experienced advisers who help you to progress successfully to your chosen next step.

They can also help you gain valuable work experience to support your career plans.

Learning Resources The FYi is the college’s library and learning resources centre. Our Study Advisers will help you find all the books and web resources you need for reading and research. With 10,000 books in the library, there’s sure to be something to get you started on your next reading adventure.

Transport and Financial Support Blackpool Sixth offers an extensive range of support to students to help with transport costs and general financial help. See our website for more details.

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Leah, former LSA Technology and Performing Arts College student.

Travel directions Blackpool Sixth is located on Blackpool Old Road in the Highfurlong district of Blackpool approximately three miles from the coast and close to the town of Poulton-le-Fylde.

If travelling from the motorway, leave the M6 at junction 32 and join the M55. Exit the M55 at junction 3 (Kirkham) and take the A585 northward. Turn left at the first major junction to join the A586 going west toward Blackpool.

At the next set of lights bear left, continuing west. After two miles turn right onto Blackpool Old Road and a quarter of a mile or so along Blackpool Old Road, you will find Blackpool Sixth on your right after Aspire Academy.

The college is well served by public transport and we also run two bus services serving the south and east of the Fylde Coast. See the transport section of our website for details.

Address Blackpool Old Road, Blackpool, Lancashire FY 3 7 LR

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GIFTED & TALENTED The Excellence Programme Blackpool Sixth’s Excellence Programme has been specially crafted to support our most academically able students in their studies and prepare them for entry to the country’s top universities. As an Excellence Programme student, you will take part in an exciting and challenging programme, designed to help you to meet your aspirations and succeed to the very best of your ability.

What does the Excellence Programme involve?

6Advance – A fantastic range of ‘academies’ that offer you the chance to develop extra skills outside of your core study programme. Academies such as the Medical Society and Debating Academy enable ambitious students to prepare for highly competitive university places and careers.

EPQ – The Extended Project Qualification enables you to undertake your own independent research project and gain a qualification that is highly valued by universities.

Inspiring Student Emily Townley High School: Hodgson Academy Emily achieved straight A* grades in A level Biology, Chemistry and Maths. She is studying biological sciences at Durham University.

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Prestigious universities All Excellence Programme students will receive individual support in the application process to the most selective universities, including Oxford, Cambridge and the elite Russell Group institutions.

Blackpool Sixth has a proven record of students gaining highly competitive places.

Preparation will involve:

• A dedicated pastoral mentor • Organised visits / conferences including to the country’s

leading universities • Guest talks / lectures from academic speakers • Workshops on personal statements, interviews and entry exams • University access programmes, including the Cambridge HE+ scheme.

Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths Excellence

98%

of our students progressed to university, higher apprenticeships or other jobs with training.

Inspiring Student Joanna Fawl High School: Highfield Leadership Academy Joanna achieved a clean sweep of A grades in A Level Maths, French and Classical Civilisation. She progressed to study French and mathematics at Lancaster University.

Inspiring Student Jacob Hall

• Specific support for medical, dentistry and veterinary

school applications including help with BMAT / UKCAT and other entrance tests • Brilliant extension programme in physics through the Ogden Trust – regular success in Physicist of the Year competitions • Thriving and highly successful Further Maths course • Support for MAT and STEP papers for Oxbridge/Russell group applications in maths-based subjects.

High School: St. Mary’s Catholic Academy Jacob obtained A* grades in A Level Geography, Law and his EPQ and an A in maths. He secured a place at Bristol University to read law.

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PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT (6Xtra, 6Advance sports, visits, projects)

We offer an exciting and varied programme of additional activities called 6Xtra.

Some of these activities can lead to a qualification or sixth form certificates.

Many activities and related workshops are designed to enhance UCAS applications and employability skills.

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Inspiring Student Caleb Griffith High School: LSA Technology and Performing Arts College

performance night!

great memories

“There’s plenty to do to help boost your CV. For example, I recently completed a first aid course for free. The Futures team is also excellent at helping sort work experience, write CVs and informing you on potential steps after college.”

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We also offer a wide range of academies designed to extend your studies with exciting projects, expert speakers, competitions and research opportunities. Some of these academies form part of the Excellence Programme (see page 12-13).

college magazine what a trip

learning new skills Our students have some brilliant opportunities to take part in our extensive programme of UK and international visits.

amazing city

working together

16 The A level Programme The A level programme provides an excellent preparation for university entry as well as higher apprenticeship programmes. In year one (Lower Sixth) you can choose three A level courses, in some cases, four choices may be possible. In year two (Upper Sixth), you will concentrate on completing three A levels.

STUDY PROGRAMMES At Blackpool Sixth you will follow a full-time study programme which will set you on course for future success. Apart from your chosen subjects, your study programme will also include pastoral mentor support sessions and personal development through 6Xtra, 6Advance and work experience. See our Study Programmes page on our website for more detailed information.

What kind of GCSE grades

will I need?

For our A Level programme, we require at least two GCSEs at 5 (B) grade and three GCSEs at grade 4 (C) or above, including English language and maths.

The pass grades need to be in academic GCSEs and relate to your chosen A level courses.

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BTEC Programme The BTEC Programme will appeal to you if you want to focus on a particular industry or vocational area.

Built around National Occupational Standards, they have the full backing of employers and universities.

BTECs are designed to provide you with a broad range of transferable skills that will support progression for university, higher level apprenticeships or employment. At the same academic level as A levels, they also provide a practical, real-world way of learning. The majority of assessment is through internally set, work-related projects or briefs. BTECs are available in three different sizes: single, double and triple. In some subjects we offer more than one size of course to add flexibility to your choices. You will need to take a triple course or a double plus a single in both the first and second years.

What kind of GCSE grades will I need?

As BTEC level 3 courses are advanced courses, we require five 9-4 (A*- C) passes of 4 (C) grade or above (or equivalent) including English language or maths.

The Combined Programme Our Combined Programme provides an opportunity to create a package of study that includes elements of both BTEC and A level to suit an individual’s career aspirations; this works particularly well when grouping together related courses.

The Blackpool Sixth admissions team are happy to discuss options and provide advice about what combines well to support your next steps / progression.

For the Combined Programme you will need the same minimum grades as for the BTEC Programme and also meet the specific requirements for the individual courses you want to take. Your programme needs to be the equivalent of three A levels.

Important note:

It is a national requirement that any students who do not have passes at a 4 or above in English and maths, re-take these courses as part of their study programme. We can fit in only one re-sit alongside level 3 study, so students who do not have a 4 in either subject will need to consider the Route3 Programme.

The Route3 Programme Want to study at Blackpool Sixth but not sure you’ll get the grades you need? We have the ideal option for you.

Our ‘Route3’ programme gives you an opportunity to gain your level 3 qualifications over three years instead of two.

Our ‘Route3’ programme gives you an opportunity to gain your level 3 qualifications over three years instead of two. This is ideal for students who may not quite obtain the grades they need to progress straight into our level 3 programmes when they leave school.

We’ll look at your career and study goals and help you build a package that will get you there, including supporting you to achieve your all-important GCSE English and maths.

To join the Route3 Programme, ideally you’ll need 4 GCSE grades at grade (3) (D) (or equivalent) and your English and maths need to be no less than grade 2.

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COURSE LISTING BTEC Level 3 Courses

A Level Courses • Art (Fine Art) • Art (Graphic Design) • Art (Photography) • Art (Textiles) • Art, Craft & Design • Biology • Business Studies • Chemistry • Classics /Ancient History • Computer Science • Drama and Theatre Studies • Economics • Electronics • English Language • English Literature • Film Studies • French

• Further Mathematics • Geography • German • Law • Mathematics • Media Studies • Modern History • Music • Music Technology • Physical Education • Physics • Psychology • Religion, Ethics and Philosophy • Sociology • Spanish • Statistics • IFS Level 3 Financial Studies (Single)

• Applied Science (Single, Double, Triple) • Art and Design (Triple) • Business (Single, Double, Triple) • Dance (Single) • Fashion and Clothing (Double)

• Musical Theatre (Single) • Public Services – Uniformed Services (Triple) • Performing Arts (Double) • Sport – Performance and Excellence (Double and Triple)

• Sport and Exercise Sciences (Double) • Film and Television (Double) • Travel and Tourism (Double and Triple) • Health and Social Care (Double and Triple) • Engineering (Cambridge Technicals ( ) • IT Single/Double/Triple Level 3) (Triple) • Music (Double and Triple)

Route 3 Programme See page 52 for detailed course options.

All course information and other information regarding study programmes is correct at the time of printing, however the details may be subject to change. We would strongly advise checking our website for the most up-to-date information.

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A LEVEL COURSES CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND FULL COURSE LISTINGS blackpoolsixth.ac.uk/courses

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A Level Art

What is it? Through several exciting personal projects you will explore drawing, painting, printmaking, photography, mixed media, sculpture and installation. Personal research will inform your development and experimentations.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? All projects are tailored and personalised, students are encouraged to explore and develop their ideas

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Fine Art through guided and independent study. Former students have been shortlisted for, and have won, a number of national awards.

Specific course entry requirements: If you do not have GCSE Art, it is advisable to have attended taster sessions and open events.

A Level Art Graphics What is it? Studying graphic design at Blackpool Sixth will provide students with a diverse range of creative and technical design skills and solutions.

This course will give you an understanding of the creative design process in its entirety, enabling you to tackle briefs with confidence and develop the practical skills needed to flourish in today’s design industry.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? Graphic design at Blackpool Sixth will enhance your employability skill set and

prepare you for university life.

You will gain fantastic opportunities to work on live briefs within the North West to extend your portfolio and highlight your talents.

Former students have achieved great success as independent freelance artists, designers and photographers.

Specific course entry requirements: If you do not have GCSE Art, it is advisable to have attended taster sessions and open events.

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Photography

What is it? Photography is not just about technique but about perception and communication.

You will explore technical camera facilities using traditional and computer technologies and learn how photographs are used to communicate and express yourself.

professional industries. Workshop sessions enhance your ability to undertake innovative techniques and processes. Inspirational photography excursions including visits to local and international cities and galleries are an integral part of this course.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? Having freedom to develop broad portfolios prepares you for client briefs, trips, competitions, exhibitions, university and

Specific course entry requirements: If you do not have GCSE Art, it is advisable to have attended taster sessions and open events.

A Level Art Textiles What is it? You will explore traditional and non-traditional textiles techniques such as dyeing, printmaking, fabric and paper manipulation, wearable art, interior design, weaving, stitching, embellishment, garment production and contemporary crafts and design.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? We have industry-standard textile equipment, Macs, SLRs and opportunities for live briefs,

competitions, exhibitions and trips including Manchester, London, Morocco and Paris.

You will undertake personalised projects using specialist textiles skills. Former students have been shortlisted for, and have won, a number of national awards.

Specific course entry requirements: If you have not studied GCSE Art or textile design at school, you are advised to attend taster sessions and open events.

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A Level

What is it? You will have the opportunity to explore exciting disciplines and media including plaster, wire, latex, fabric manipulation, stitch, wearable art, photography, printing, painting, drawing and installation through several independent projects.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? The course offers a diverse and personal approach to art with opportunities

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Art, Craft and Design to explore a wide variety of methods, techniques and processes. Whilst taking art, craft and design at Blackpool Sixth you are provided with the opportunity to work alongside contemporary artists/designers.

Specific course entry requirements: If you do not have GCSE Art, it is advisable to have attended taster sessions and open events.

A Level

Biology What is it? The study of living organisms and their interactions with each other and their environment, at the whole organism and cellular level.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? Excellent teaching with enrichment opportunities for biomedical and biological sciences, including support for medical applicants,

pond dipping, links with Blackpool Victoria Hospital and a trip to Blackpool Zoo. Specific course entry requirements: Grade 5 in GCSE Maths plus grade 6 and 5 from GCSE Combined Science (higher tier), or grade 6 in GCSE Biology.

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Business Studies What is it? Do you want to be the next Alan Sugar? This course will help you understand how an organisation is managed, how it overcomes potential problems and becomes successful in the market place.

Interact with businesses through trips to Manchester United, the Trafford Centre and New York City as well as the opportunity to improve your employability skills through the Career Ready programme.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? An immersive and engaging subject, where real life changes in the business world shape your learning in the classroom.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 4 in GCSE English and maths.

Grade 4 or BTEC Pass in business (if studied at school).

Inspiring Student Chloe Purcell High School: South Shore Academy Chloe has progressed to an apprenticeship in human resources management with the multinational company, Unilever. She is also studying for a degree as part of the apprenticeship. “My business course helped me gain an understanding of the role I was applying for which gave me more knowledge for my interviews.�

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A Level

What is it? Chemistry is an exciting subject which gives you the opportunity to explore how it is involved in all our lives from drugs, to explosives and polymers. You will develop many transferable skills including problem solving, numeracy and a range of laboratory skills.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? Excellent teaching and learning will ensure that you benefit from a stimulating,

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Chemistry encouraging environment. You will get the opportunity to enter chemistry competitions and challenges that are recognised by universities and employers.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 5 in GCSE Maths plus grade 6 and 5 from GCSE Combined Science (higher tier), or grade 6 in GCSE Chemistry. We strongly advise you to take another science or maths with A Level Chemistry.

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Classics/Ancient History What is it? Ancient history investigates Ancient Rome and Greece. From the campaigns of Alexander the Great to Caesar’s assassination, you will come face-to-face with history’s biggest winners and greatest losers.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? The study of classics is well respected by universities and employers

and combines with a wide range of subjects. Recent visits have included Liverpool, Athens and Rome.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 5 in GCSE English Literature or Language is preferred (you do not need to have studied history before).

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26 A Level Computer Science What is it? Computer science consists of computer systems, algorithms and programming including a programming project.

You will develop problem-solving skills by applying the knowledge and understanding encountered.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? Visual Basic is the programming language of

choice embedded into the curriculum. You will also have access to the 6Advance programming club to help enhance your programming skills.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 5 in GCSE in Maths and grade 4 in GCSE English Language.

An interest in programming.

Inspiring Student Oliver Hartley High School: Cardinal Allen Catholic High School “My teachers are enthusiastic towards the lessons and they treat you like adults while still are always encouraging you to do your best.�

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Drama and Theatre Studies What is it? You will explore all aspects of drama, practical and theoretical, you will study and perform texts, create original devised work and learn from professional live theatre.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? We have outstanding facilities including two purpose-built rehearsal studios and a fully equipped theatre as well as an exciting approach to teaching.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 4 in GCSE Drama if taken, if not, suitable up-to-date experience in performing publicly or for exams will be considered. Grade 5 in GCSE English Language preferred.

Economics What is it? Economics describes the factors that determine the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services. You will research and debate issues such as inequality, immigration and interpreting data and discuss alternative solutions.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? You will have the opportunity to visit New York to see how a different economy functions. There are also opportunities to join our

Career Ready programme.

We often invite guest speakers in to college. Students will have the opportunity to attend lectures held by bodies such as the Institute of Economic Affairs.

Specific course entry requirements: GCSE maths and GCSE English language or literature at grade 4. If you have taken a GCSE/BTEC business course at school, then a 4 or BTEC equivalent is required.

Inspiring Student Alex Ingle High School: St Aidan’s Church of England High School “Google Classroom, used for homework, is easily accessible and very useful for keeping track of homework and any coursework or independent learning.”

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Electronics

What is it? The branch of physics and technology concerned with the design of circuits using microchips, programmable micro-controllers and other electronic components.

A combination of theoretical study and practical design, circuit building and problem solving.

The new 2017 specification updates the content to make it more relevant than ever.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? This is a great course to combine with physics,

maths or computing. Many students go onto study electronic engineering. It is also a great preparation for technical apprenticeships. We are the only centre in the area to offer electronics as an A level.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 5 in GCSE Maths plus grades 6 and 5 from GCSE Combined Science (higher tier), or grade 6 in GCSE Physics. No prior electronics experience is required.

A Level

English Language What is it? English language is the study of spoken and written language. It looks at how language reflects society and how we use it to create and make sense of our world.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth?

Whilst studying at Blackpool Sixth, you will also have the opportunity to become a part of our debating society and

contribute to our award-winning magazine, Sixth Sense.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 5 in GCSE English Language is preferred but a student with a grade 4 who has a genuine enthusiasm for the subject will be considered.

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A Level

What is it? From Shakespeare to Carol Ann Duffy, English literature at Blackpool Sixth allows you to study both classic and contemporary works of prose, poetry and drama.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? Your study of literature will be enhanced by thought-provoking visits by writers and poets and by getting involved with the Wordpool

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English Literature Festival, Blackpool’s very own festival of the written word.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 5 in GCSE English Literature is preferred but a student with a grade 4 who has a genuine enthusiasm for the subject will be considered.

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Film Studies What is it? You will study British, Hollywood and world cinema.

You will consider audience responses, develop critical and analytical skills, as well as undertaking a range of creative projects across the two years.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? You will be supported by bespoke online materials in film education,

allowing you to continue your studies outside of the classroom.

Be prepared for a cinematic master class!

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 4 in GCSE English Language or Literature. Students will be required to view 18 certificate material.

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French What is it? Studying French will give you new skills and at the same time the chance to appreciate the language, exciting history and innovative culture of modern France.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth?

At Blackpool Sixth your teacher will help to improve your knowledge of the

language, the culture and history and make all things French come alive as you embrace the course.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 5 in GCSE French is preferred.

Inspiring Student Suny Saccomono High School: Baines School “The services available at Blackpool Sixth are amazing. There are opportunities to develop many skills for employment or universities and lots of advice for future careers.�

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A Level

What is it? For those with a passion for mathematics, develop your understanding of fundamental ideas with the introduction of complex numbers and matrices. You will study some more mechanics and discrete mathematics.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? You will be taught by highly qualified mathematicians in a supportive and collaborative atmosphere.

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Further Mathematics To develop you further, we offer a ‘Maths Society’ and many mathematics competitions such as the UKMT and Manchester University’s MathsBombe.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 7 in GCSE Mathematics. You must also take A Level Maths as one of your other courses.

A Level

Geography What is it? Geography is diverse, topical, exciting and challenging. It provides a holistic view of the world and develops a greater understanding of the human and physical processes that shape it.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? At Blackpool Sixth you will have a teacher who is an experienced examiner

for the subject. Geography is a well-respected subject and superb preparation for studying academic courses at university.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 5 in GCSE Geography and English is preferred. At least a grade 4 in GCSE Maths.

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German What is it? Studying German will increase your confidence and independence in all four areas of the course: speaking, reading, writing and listening. You will also learn about German culture and traditions.

native speaker who specialises in tailoring the course to students’ areas of interest using original German resources.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 5 in GCSE German is preferred.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? At Blackpool Sixth you will be taught by a passionate and enthusiastic

A Level Law What is it? Law is an exciting subject that provides an understanding of the rules and people that govern our lives. We explore interesting and challenging topics such as criminal law, negligence and morality.

ex-students who are successful legal practitioners. As a law student there is an opportunity to visit Parliament and the Supreme Court in London.

Speakers come and talk about their work as lawyers and there is a visit to the local courts.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? Our enthusiastic team have a track record of outstanding results.

Law is excellent preparation for studying academic courses at university and we have many

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 5 in GCSE English Language is preferred.

A grade 5 in another essay based subject is also recommended e.g. English literature or history.

Mathematics What is it? You will take algebra, geometry and data-handling from GCSE Mathematics further, alongside the study of calculus and mechanics. This is a challenging but rewarding A-level for those who have a love for algebra.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? We have an extensive range of resources in our collaborative classrooms to

develop a deeper understanding of the subject. We combine this with constant support from experienced teachers, our own website, additional sessions and our breakout area for drop-ins and mentoring, to help everyone be successful.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 6 in GCSE Maths.

Inspiring Student Ryan Hill High School: St George’s School “Along with the vibrant atmosphere, comes a team of extremely dedicated teachers and staff who all strive to get the very best out of every student.”

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Media Studies

What is it? You will study a wide range of different media, including new forms of media.

You will learn creative and analytical skills throughout the course.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? You will engage in production work using industry-standard software, as well as accessing a range of bespoke online support material.

The materials will be stimulating, engaging and challenging.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 4 in GCSE English Language or Literature. Students will be required to view 18 certificate material.

A Level Modern What is it? The fascinating story of human behaviour and the people and moments that have shaped our world. Investigate how the Tudors changed British history and how the Cold War continues to shape modern politics.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? Blackpool Sixth gives you the opportunity to study

History a variety of different periods of modern history. You also have the unique opportunity to complete a personal study of your choice.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 4 in GCSE History (if studied at school) and Grade 4 in either GCSE English Language or Literature.

Inspiring Student Tom Fahey High School: Carr Hill 11-18 High School “The teachers are amazing and the facilities are great and really useful such as the FYi. The students here are really friendly.�

Music

What is it? A comprehensive introduction to advanced music studies, including performing, composing and analysing music.

You will learn about music by a wide range of composers, and explore musical styles and genres.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? As a music student, you will receive weekly one-to-one tuition on your first-study instrument.

35 Students get the chance to take part in our amazing concert series, including performances all over the Fylde coast, as well as our annual international concert tour. Recent tour destinations have included Italy, Germany and New York.

A LEVEL COURSES

A Level

The college has become a lead educational partner of the Leeds College of Music in recognition of our high standards in music education.

Specific course entry requirements: Must have practical ability on your first-study instrument (or voice) at grade 5 ABRSM standard or above (no need to have taken the exam). Students must also have passed (or be working towards) ABRSM grade 5 theory.

A Level

Music Technology What is it? A creative, exciting and inspiring programme that develops a wide range of production skills including recording and mixing techniques, composing using technology, synthesis and sampling.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? As a student you will have access to industry standard studio facilities to complete coursework and build a portfolio of recordings,

arrangements and compositions.

You will also have the opportunity to sound engineer live events.

Specific course entry requirements: Students must show the ability to read music with some fluency and play the keyboard to a basic level.

You must be able to play an instrument competently.

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Physical Education What is it? A level physical education is a combination of exams, coursework and practical assessment. You are required to be practically assessed in one competitive sporting situation.

The course covers a wide range of exciting topics that gives you an insight into the sporting possibilities at university.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? Our highly engaging lessons are taught with a strong focus on questioning.

This innovative way of teaching allows you to apply and experience theories in a way you never have before. Our expertise lies in improving our students’ grades by helping to learn and apply information to a variety of scenarios and exam questions.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 4 in GCSE PE (if studied at school).

A grade 5 in GCSE Science.

Inspiring Student Amber Butcher High School: Highfield Leadership Academy “Blackpool Sixth is a college that fulfills expectations. Everyone at Blackpool Sixth goes above and beyond to help you achieve your dreams. Every teacher gives you so many experiences to help you fulfil what you want to achieve.”

A Level Physics

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? You will benefit from being part of a hub college for the Fylde Coast Ogden Trust Partnership in partnership with Lancaster University. This includes a guest lecture series, ‘Physicist of the

37 Year’ awards, Gold Crest Awards and visits to relevant locations in the UK and abroad.

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What is it? Physics encompasses the study of the universe from the largest galaxies to the smallest subatomic particles and is crucial to understanding the world around us, inside us and beyond us.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 6 in GCSE Maths preferred; a grade 5 may be considered. Grade 6 and 5 from GCSE Combined Science (higher tier), or grade 6 in GCSE Physics (if studied at school).

It is highly recommended that you take A Level Maths alongside A Level Physics.

Inspiring Student Katrina Parker High School: Montgomery High School “Physics has helped me develop my skills in maths. In particular, it has improved my ability to apply mathematical laws and equations to observations.”

A Level Psychology What is it? The scientific study of the human mind, its functions and subsequent behaviour. We cover a range of topics including memory, attachment, social behaviour, and psychopathology.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? Currently our students are participating in contemporary psychological research with Liverpool John Moores University. Additionally, students will have the opportunity to conduct independent research into their own areas of interest.

The Psychology department is dedicated to providing students with hands-on experience of selected key areas studied on the course. For example, students gain a valuable perspective on forensic psychology by witnessing real cases unfold in the law courts.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 5 in GCSE Science (in particular Biology) and grade 5 in GCSE maths required.

Grade 5 in English Language is preferred.

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Religion, Ethics and Philosophy What is it? A subject for people who are not afraid to ask big questions and are interested in knowing what our deepest thinkers say about God, science and free will.

are looking for a strong academic discipline. Explore the great philosophical works from the past and present whilst developing high-level analytical and evaluative skills.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? A highly recognised subject for people who

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 5 in GCSE English Language is preferred.

Inspiring Student Breece Phillips High School: Millfield Science & Performing Arts College “Students should choose to study at Blackpool sixth because the support you receive is great. There are loads of clubs to get involved in. It will help you to progress onto higher education.�

A Level

Sociology What is it? The study of society including families, education, beliefs and crime. We investigate the role of social, economic, political and cultural forces in shaping the lives of individuals today.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? A subject brought to life with exciting visits to places like Berlin, The Old

Bailey and a Scientology Church.

Engaging class debates and the opportunity to conduct your own research.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 5 in GCSE English Language preferred.

Spanish What is it? The study of Spanish is an exciting chanceto develop a wide range of skills through a broad range of specialised and detailed insights into the culture, society and history.

Passionate teaching will ensure an inspiring and engaging experience.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 5 in GCSE Spanish is preferred.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? Innovative teaching methods, with authentic resources, will fully immerse you in the Hispanic culture.

Inspiring Student Chloe Ireland High School: St Bede’s Catholic High School “I like the environment of Blackpool Sixth. It gives me the support I need but with an added level of independence.

Everyone is very accepting and friendly and people in my friendship group stretch beyond my subject.”

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A Level

A LEVEL COURSES

40 A Level

Statistics What is it? For those who want to develop a deeper understanding of how to analyse and interpret real data. Compare and contrast different methods for collecting data and discover patterns in our world.

applied to real-life contexts.

An ideal complement to other statistically rich subjects to develop deeper understanding.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 5 in GCSE Maths.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? The course provides an excellent overview of many different statistical techniques and how they are

IFS Level 3

Financial Studies (Single) What is it? You will learn how to manage money effectively using products such as overdrafts, loans, mortgages and pensions.

Gaining an understanding of public finance and the economy, helping prepare for financial independence. You will be assessed through exams.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? The course is structured and formally

assessed to ensure students leave with the necessary skills to make informed decisions about saving for later in life and managing their finances effectively.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 4 or BTEC Pass in GCSE Business (if studied at school).

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All course information and other information regarding study programmes is correct at the time of printing, however the details may be subject to change. We would strongly advise checking our website for the most up-to-date information.

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Applied Science (Single, Double or Triple) What is it? BTEC Applied Science qualifications are designed to provide relevant knowledge and practical skills from various science disciplines to progress onto higher education and employment in the science industry.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? Our links with local companies

and universities can provide you with valuable work experience of science applications and insights into many associated higher education courses.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 4 in GCSE Maths and grade 5 in a GCSE science subject.

Inspiring Student Jon-Luke Stevens-Lewing High School: Aspire Academy “ The aspect of my subject that I most enjoy is that it focuses on one particular topic at a time which allows me to focus on the material I need. The assignments are easy to understand and once an assignment had been done, you can focus ahead on the next task.�

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Art & Design (Triple) What is it? Studying the underpinning fundamentals of art and design, you will explore a variety of disciplines including photography, graphics, textiles, drawing and painting. You will specialise as you progress into the second year.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? The course has a variety of links with external clients including Blackpool Transport, Blackpool Zoo, The

Winter Gardens and the NHS. Regular live briefs and artist workshops are integrated into the course and students plan and prepare their own exhibition.

Specific course entry requirements: If you have not taken an art and design subject at school, you will need a portfolio showing desire and commitment to art and design.

Business (Single, Double or Triple) What is it? BTEC Business covers many areas including marketing, recruitment, retailing, human resources and employment law. You will have access to careers including management, marketing, events management, entrepreneurship and finance.

part in organising your own event and have the opportunity to participate in the Business Live conference at Disneyland Paris.

Specific course entry requirements: None specific.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? As part of studying business at Blackpool Sixth you will take

Inspiring Student Jodie Corrigan High School: Garstang Community College “My course has helped me develop skills such as thinking about solving problems within the business world, and it has also helped me gain team work skills.�

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BTEC Level 3

BTEC COURSES

44 BTEC Level 3 Dance (Single) What is it? This course is designed for students who wish to explore and develop their practical skills, creativity and technicality. It provides a breadth of experience across a variety of dance styles including contemporary, jazz, pop dance, tap and ballet.

highly experienced in both their craft and teaching and learning.

You will use a professional dance studio and a state of the art theatre, which seats 300 people.

BTEC Dance is a practical and vocational course, and can be taken alongside Musical Theatre and Performing Arts.

Specific course entry requirements: Two years previous dance training in any style is essential. Willing and able to participate in four dance classes a week, with a desire to work hard and progress.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? You will have teachers who have trained at prestigious institutes and are

At the time of going to print the specification of this course is under national review. Please see the website entry for this subject for further details of the dance course we are offering.

Inspiring Student Holly Maycock High School: Baines School “My teachers are so caring and always looking to give me more opportunities.

The training I receive as a dance and performing arts student really prepares me for future auditions.�

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What is it? Professional practice in garment construction, fashion illustration, fashion design, fashion photography, wearable art, fashion promotion, advertising and branding. You will develop a personal and exciting approach as you progress.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? The course covers many elements of professional practice including garment construction, fashion

BTEC COURSES

Fashion & Clothing (Double) illustration, surface pattern design, fashion design, fashion photography, fashion promotion, advertising and branding.

Projects include client-led briefs.

Specific course entry requirements: Ideally you will have a grade 4 in any GCSE art or textiles subject. If not then you’ll need creative flair, enthusiasm and willingness to learn.

BTEC Level 3

Film and Television Production (Double)

What is it? A practical course focusing on the skills and knowledge required to pursue a career in the film and television industries.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? We have a very high success rate with prestigious film schools due to our combined curricula offer

of film and television with film studies. Students learn using industry standard equipment and develop their skills through a wide range of opportunities both in college and working alongside local businesses.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 4 in GCSE English Language is preferred.

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Health & Social Care (Double or Triple) What is it? A platform to enter nursing and allied health professions, education and social work. Involving a range of topics, work related projects and placements, which prepare you for your future career.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? We offer two pathways: nursing cadetship (must study triple) or general health studies.

There are a large variety of work placements. First aid training, guest speakers and clinical skills. Excellent high grades and 100% pass rate.

We invite in a large variety of guest speakers, including: Highfurlong

School, Starbuddies (breastfeeding awareness), nurses from Blackpool Victoria Hospital (how to get into nursing), Wyre and Fylde Children’s Centres, health promotion and sexual and domestic violence training, how to get into teaching, Neurolinguistic Programming. We run first aid training visits to Kids up North and the University of Chester.

Specific course entry requirements: Some nursing/midwifery courses at the university may require grade 5 or above in GCSE Maths, English Language and/or Science.

Completion of DBS check.

BTEC Level 3

IT (Single, Double or Triple)

What is it? BTEC IT includes practical tasks and theory, incorporating a wide range of topics including website development, animation, database design and game development. The course opens the door to careers in IT and business.

work experience and working in our computer lab to develop practical skills. Ideal for entry into the workplace or university. You will visit the college technical support team and tour the college’s network system. The trip to Business Live at Disney Paris is a highlight of the year.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? We use ‘live’ scenarios, raising funds for charities, incorporating

Specific course entry requirements: Standard for BTEC programme.

Inspiring Student Jordan Broomhead High School: Fleetwood High School “Blackpool Sixth has good facilities and staff that are very helpful in getting you to do the best you can possibly do and more.”

Music (Double or Triple) What is it? The perfect course for anyone who has a passion for popular music and the music industry. You will study solo and ensemble performance, as well as songwriting and production.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? All your major performances at Blackpool Sixth will take place in external performance venues to live audiences. You will be part of our music agency and have a chance

to be signed to our record label, thereby learning about all aspects of this exciting industry in a highly practical way.

Specific course entry requirements: Must demonstrate instrumental/vocal skills at ABRSM Grade 4 or equivalent standard.

All students will take part in a practical audition to demonstrate musical performance skills.

Inspiring Student Alex Jennings High School: Hodgson Academy “I enjoy the mix of individual and group tasks within BTEC Music. The course allows you to express your musical views as well as introducing different areas of the industry to you.�

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BTEC Level 3

BTEC COURSES

48 BTEC Level 3

Musical Theatre (Single)

What is it? This is an exciting and varied course developing technique and performance skills in singing, dancing and acting (you need to have experience in at least two of these before joining the course).

It aims to provide budding West End stars with the skills to apply for higher education courses, or vocational training in the industry. You will take part in workshops with professional performers. You will undertake work experience in the community and will focus on the high standards needed in the musical theatre industry.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? The course provides an excellent preparation for the musical theatre industry. Many former students have gained places at the most prestigious musical theatre schools and related university courses. We offer first class facilities, including a 300-seat theatre. The course can be combined with BTEC Performing Arts for a performance study programme, specialising in musical theatre.

Specific course entry requirements: At least two years of recent significant performance experience.

Inspiring Student Malika Banham High School: St George’s School “My most favourite thing about this community is making lifelong friends!

Meeting people with the same interests as you is the best. Also Blackpool Sixth has great monthly events which brings students closer.”

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BTEC Level 3

What is it? A course to develop your performance experience, you will develop skills in acting, singing and dance and you will have an opportunity to develop your creative and technical skills in all three areas.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? Gain professional quality training and performance experience.

Work at a extremely high standard to produce professional standard work.

BTEC COURSES

Performing Arts (Double) Specific course entry requirements: Practical experience in at least two out of the three disciplines of acting, singing and movement. Willing and able to take part in 8 practical classes per week.

BTEC Level 3

Public Services – Uniformed Services (Triple)

What is it? This innovative uniformed public services course provides enriching teaching and learning opportunities to ensure students discover and develop vital skills required to enter employability or further study.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? We will help you to prepare psychologically, physically and academically for

a career within our illustrious public services. Whether it is our emergency services, armed forces or an additional service you are seeking to join, you will gain hands-on experience from current serving personnel and ex-serving teachers.

Specific course entry requirements: Standard BTEC Programme entry requirements.

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Sport (Performance and Excellence) (Double or Triple)

What is it? BTEC Sport is an exciting coursework, exam and externally assessed course.

This range of assessment caters for all types of students.

BTEC Sport is an innovative course that develops knowledge and understanding in a range of sporting topics allowing for progression to university.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? Our highly engaging lessons are taught by a number of outstanding teachers with specialisms in a variety of areas.

Our expertise lies in improving our student grades by helping them to learn and apply a variety of scenarios to their assignments.

Specific course entry requirements: Standard BTEC Programme requirements.

BTEC Level 3

Sport and Exercise Sciences (Double)

What is it? A dynamic and energising course, sport and exercise sciences will prepare you for a career in sport. You will study a variety of units ranging from the study of biomechanics to sports injuries.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? With strong links with higher education institutes, we tailor our

learning and assessment methods to meet the requirements of universities.

Strong employer links ensure that our students are exposed to the sports industry gaining vital experience.

Specific course entry requirements: Two grade 4s in GCSE Combined Science or 4 in GCSE Biology.

Inspiring Student Meg Illingworth High School: Unity Academy “ Blackpool Sixth offers great sports clubs which means you can meet new people who maybe don’t do your course.”

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What is it? An exciting, interesting and enjoyable course that develops your skills and knowledge to pursue a career in one of the fastest growing global industries.

partners at the Winter Gardens, Thomas Cook, NST Travel and universities who will all bring your learning to life.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? Benefit from working with teachers who have travel industry experience as well as a wide range of travel and tourism employers, including

Specific course entry requirements: Standard BTEC requirements.

BTEC COURSES

Travel and Tourism (Double or Triple)

Cambridge Technicals Level 3

Engineering (Triple)

What is it? Engineering is the application of scientific knowledge to solving problems in the real world. Engineering enables technical understanding to come to life through problem solving, designing and building.

Why study this course at Blackpool Sixth? You will study academic units that are rarely offered elsewhere.

These units have been selected to give students the best start in engineering, and have been chosen in partnership with local universities and engineering companies.

Specific course entry requirements: Grade 5 (higher tier) in GCSE Maths and a grade 5 and 4 in GCSE Combined Science (or BTEC Level 2 PP).

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ROUTE 3 PROGRAMME

Want to study at Blackpool Sixth but not sure you’ll get the grades you need? Talk to us!

We have the ideal option for you. Our ‘Route3’ programme gives you an opportunity to gain your level 3 qualifications over three years instead of two.

We’ll look at your career and study goals and help you build a package that will get you there, including supporting you to achieve your all-important GCSE English and maths.

To join this programme, ideally you’ll need 4 GCSE grades at grade 3 (D) (or equivalent) and your English and maths need to be no less than grade 2.

How will this work?

Year 1:

Year 2 and 3:

Study either GCSE English language or maths, or both, if you haven’t got a grade 4 (C) yet. Add two or three other subjects at level 2 such as BTEC Public Services, BTEC Creative Digital Media, or BTEC Business and IT. Depending on your GCSE grades, you could include one of our level 3 courses such as business or IT.

Build on your skills and knowledge and study subjects at level 3; continue with one of your chosen subjects, e.g. creative digital media or public services at level 3 or move onto different subjects. Choose from our wide range of BTEC level 3 courses or it may be possible to include an A level subject.

hat else will your Route3 W programme include?

Work experience – helps you stand out from the crowd when it comes to applying for jobs.

6Xtra – join in a wide range of activities such as a sports, dance, music, computer programming, shares club and many more.

All our students get involved in activities that help develop all-important employability skills through our 6Xtra programme.

Pastoral mentoring – support from a pastoral mentor who will help you achieve your potential.

Skills builder – study, life and career skills are all important and our ‘Route3’ study programme helps you develop these skills and many more: exam skills, research skills, written and maths skills, planning and organisation, time management and meeting deadlines, teamwork, confidence and customer service communication and presentation skills, personal skills such as tact and diplomacy, interpersonal skills such as positive attitudes and body language, financial awareness and career planning.

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Route3 – Your route to success

University Apprenticeship including at degree level

(BTEC Level 3 / Combined BTEC A Level)

Combined BTEC A Level)

Employment

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