Key Stage 5
The Sixth Form Curriculum offers a strong academic core and a number of less traditional options including well established vocational qualifications. Most students will choose three subjects at A level when they enter the Sixth Form, although we do cater for a four A level curriculum, depending upon the needs of the individual. Some students will take the Extended Project Qualification in enhanced curriculum time, a non-examined course designed to extend the most able, and others will have specific study sessions timetabled to help students to master essential study skills.
The great majority of our students go on to further study at university and so predicted grades are provided to UCAS based on teachers’ best estimate of potential informed but not limited by internal mock examinations.
The SJC Sixth Form Curriculum is at least as much about what goes on outside the timetable. We expect students to throw themselves into the life of the school, gaining experience and life skills in the process. There isn’t space here to do justice to the full range of enrichment and extra-curricular experience on offer but the following gives some flavour. Year 7 Mentoring, Lesson Support work, Debating, Student Union, Sports leadership, House Plays, House Sports and so on. The sky really is the limit, and the more you put in, the more you will benefit.
For more details on the KS5 Curriculum, please see the Sixth Form Prospectus.
The great majority of our students go on to further study at university and so predicted grades are provided to UCAS based on teachers’ best estimate of potential informed but not limited by internal mock examinations.
The SJC Sixth Form Curriculum is at least as much about what goes on outside the timetable. We expect students to throw themselves into the life of the school, gaining experience and life skills in the process. There isn’t space here to do justice to the full range of enrichment and extra-curricular experience on offer but the following gives some flavour. Year 7 Mentoring, Lesson Support work, Debating, Student Union, Sports leadership, House Plays, House Sports and so on. The sky really is the limit, and the more you put in, the more you will benefit.
For more details on the KS5 Curriculum, please see the Sixth Form Prospectus.
