Sixth Form Open Evening - Collingwood College, Surrey
Sixth Form Open EveningThursday 10 October5.30 to 8.00pm
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Collingwood Sixth FormSenior AssistantPrincipalPost 16Mr Chris WebsterPost 16CurriculumLeadMr Oliver WoodsSixth FormStudent ServicesManagerMrs Leanne Boon
Collingwood Sixth FormDeputy Head PrefectDarci GoultyHead PrefectMillicentBrodie-CooperYear 12 Lance West
Collingwood Sixth FormOfsted Comments - February 2017The school continues to thriveThe leadership team and the governors work hard to ensure that the schoolremains at the heart of the community. Leaders are passionate about doingthe best for their pupilsPupils respect their teachers. Relationships across the school are verysupportive so that pupils feel safe and enjoy their lessonsStaff feel well supported and share your ambition to make Collingwood areal centre of excellenceLeaders go to great lengths to personalise the curriculum to ensure goodoutcomes for all groups of pupilsCollingwood College continues to grow and flourish
Collingwood Sixth FormOfsted Comments - February 2017The broad curriculum offers a wealth of choice and ensures that students inthe sixth form have a good variety of courses which match their abilities andcareer ambitionsStudents receive the appropriate support and guidance to help themchoose the correct course for their future education, employment ortraining.‘Leadership and Management is Outstanding’Ofsted 2017
2019 GCSE Results - 290 students 72% (209) 4 in both English and Maths Core subjects are very strongNumbers9-4 (Good)9-7 (Top)English24785%30%Maths22879%23%Science (at least 2)21373%16% 93% (270) of students achieved at least one good grade 75% (217) 5 Good GCSEs 73%(211) of students achieved at least 1 top grade38% (109)9-4 TripleScience
Collingwood Sixth FormResults and Progress Sixth Form results are consistently excellent 56% achieve the top level grades A*-B Year on year students makeoutstanding progress – top 25%nationally (or better)
Collingwood Sixth FormWhy choose us? Student Voice tells us: Small class sizes Good teachers Excellent academic results Knowing other students
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Collingwood Sixth FormCourses and Progression A wide range of courses to choose from – academic and vocational Excellent progression Approx. 60% University (small number to FE)30% Apprenticeships/Employment 20% of university students attend Russell Group Universities
Collingwood Sixth FormStudy programmes Most students taking a 3 subject offer in Year 12 4 subject offer for those students with top GCSE grades Transition a key focus of Year 12 Student wellbeing part of Seminar programme Student aspirational target setting a key feature of learning Early monitoring and intervention Curriculum and support documents available to students andparents on portal and cloud storage Dedicated personal tutor programme
Sixth Form StudyCentre Dedicated study space All students supervised studyprogramme 9 hours a cycle Resources available
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What to expect from us Expect small class sizes Expect excellent academic resultsand outstanding progress Expect to be challenged Expect support Expect great friendships and a strongstudent community
Collingwood Sixth FormNext steps Online application form available on theCollingwood website tomorrow (Oct 11) Application deadline by December 6 Informed decision-making Join us
Sixth Form Open Evening Thursday 10 October 5.30 to 8.00pm. 6 th ship m 1 ts 4 oice s Study 2 5 Agenda 3 Support s s 6 7 8. Senior Assistant Principal Post 16 Post 16 Curriculum Lead Mr Chris Webster Mr Oliver Woods Collingwood Sixth Form Sixth Form Student Services Manager Mrs Leanne Boon. Head Prefect Millicent Brodie-Cooper Deputy Head .
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Sixth Form Open Evening This evening is for parents and students who are considering an application to join the Sixth Form in September 2018. There is a general introduction to the Sixth Form by Dr Sievewright, senior staff and current sixth form students in the main school hall or gym at 6.45 p.m. After this you are welcome to tour the school.
Sixth Form Open Evening Subject Information for Courses September 2021 . HOLCOMBE GRAMMAR SCHOOL SIXTH FORM SUBJECT ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 2021/2022 . Sixth Form students also run extra-curricular clubs and support primary school children at New Horizons Children’s Academy, as well as other non-trust primary schools in the local .
Sixth Form Open Evening 02/01/2016 2017. Welcome. Evening’s Structure A bell will go at the end of each session. You will have the chance to attend five 20 minute subject presentations: What’s it like being a student here? Value Added Top 25% of Schools Nationally. SIXTH FORM DESTINATIONS
Sixth Form Open Evening Principals Welcome “Each child, regardless of background, will receive a . Sixth form applications are made via our school website. This form must be completed before 11th January 2021. When applying for your place you will need your current Most Likely
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Sixth Form Open Evening November 2018 . 5.30-8.30pm . All students will have the opportunity to discuss with staff and existing Sixth Form students the range of courses available. If you are not able to attend Open Evening for any reason, please contact
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