Working in Collaboration – MUTUAL EXPECTATIONS
Our commitment to you: -High quality teaching, learning and assessment. -A 'support-first' culture. -High quality and impartial careers advice and guidance. -A range of options that offer enrichment and personal development. -Progression on to the next step of your learning journey.
What we expect of you: -A superb attitude to learning: contributing to lessons, meeting deadlines, and working positively with the staff. -Excellent attendance and punctuality. -Full participation in the enrichment programme and the opportunities offered outside of lessons.
Guidelines for work set in Sixth Form All Faculties/subject areas agree that there should be:
Prompt feedback in written and/or verbal form from staff on your work and how you can improve Commitment to meeting deadlines set Substantial amounts of time spent on personal study outside lessons Commitment to developing independent learning skills Acceptance of the fact that there are penalties for failing to complete tasks or engage fully in lessons
What will happen if things go wrong? Unfortunately, every year a very small number of students do not meet expectations in terms of attitude to learning, attendance or conduct. The Pastoral Team can impose a range of sanctions to include office hours, withdrawal of bursary, and ultimately withdrawal of a place in Sixth Form.