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3 Welcome to Post 16 at Bradford Academy We hope you find this course booklet useful in helping you make the right decisions about your studies after Year 11. For September 2018 we are offering over 15 subjects at Levels 1, 2 & 3 in both academic and vocational courses. We always endeavour to meet the subject requirements of all our applicants and allow everyone to maximise their success and potential. Learners with 5 GCSEs grade 4-9 including English and Maths have access to select from all Level 3 subject choices, providing that they meet the specific subject entry criteria. Those who have 5 GCSEs grades 4-9 but did not attain a 4 grade in either English or Maths will have access to select some Level 3 subjects and the opportunity to resit the core GCSE not yet attained. Learners who cannot access Level 3 courses directly have the opportunity to study an Access course, which when passed, guarantees access to the Level 3 subjects or opportunities at college or in apprenticeships. Bradford Academy has an experienced and dedicated team to support you during your time with us. Whatever challenges and opportunities you face, we will be there to support you. OFSTED, on their last visit to us judged our provision as good and stated that Post 16 is well led and managed so that provision meets students needs well. The curriculum stretches from level 1 to 3 encompassing a good range of courses and learning styles are well matched to students prior attainment and aspirations. Students say they value highly the dedication which staff support them.
4 Level 2 Access The Bradford Academy Level 2 Access course is designed for those learners who achieve less than five 4-9 passes at GCSE. Resit Mathematics and English will be compulsory for those learners without a GCSE grade 4 or above in either subject. It is important that you read the course content carefully and choose the course that best suits you, your skills and ambitions. Bradford College One day a week all learners on the Level 2 Access course will attend Bradford College to complete a programme where learners gain employability skills and additional qualifications that are recognised by employers such as First Aid at Work, Food Hygiene and Safeguarding. The quality of the programme is carefully planned and monitored. This programme is used as a gateway for our learners who may potentially access college provision next year or want to go directly into employment or apprenticeships. Both the College and Academy will speak to the learners about the aspirations for the following year and throughout the year discussions will take place with their school tutor and the Academy s Prospects adviser to ensure each learner moves on to a viable destination. Compulsory Courses English Language (Re-Sit if not already passed) Mathematics (Re-Sit if not already passed) Tutorial Bradford Academy Options (pick one) Business & Administration Health & Social Care Bradford College Programme First Aid at Work Food Hygiene Safeguarding Home Team Programme Study Sessions
5 Business You will study 8 units in total that you will complete over the year. You will study topics including Enterprise in the Business World, Finance for Business and Promoting a Brand. You will also learn about the Principals or Marketing and the importance of Recruitment and Selection in Employment. Two units are external exams and 6 are internally moderated (coursework) Learners are awarded a Pass, Merit, Distinction or Distinction* at the end of the course. Fewer than 5 GCSE s Successful completion of this course could enable you to continue studying Business at level 3. You could also have a career in Business Management, Marketing, Recruitment or Retail. Mrs Julie Lafferty KS5 Vocational Leader/DoPL for Business j.lafferty@bradfordacademy.co.uk English Language All learners will re-sit their GCSE English if they failed to achieve a grade 4 or above. There will be an opportunity to re-sit the examination in November depending on the result achieved in year 11. GCSE English Language develops your knowledge and understanding of reading and writing, using extracts from the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries. You will learn how to read fluently, with a good understanding of a range of texts, including literature and literary non-fiction, as well as other types of writing such as reviews, letters and articles. You will read and evaluate texts critically, make comparisons between texts, use the knowledge gained from wider reading to inform and improve your own writing. You will sit two exams: Paper 1: Explorations in Creative Reading & Writing Paper 2: Writers Viewpoints & Perspectives Achieved less than a grade 4 in GCSE English GCSE English is a valuable qualification to hold. The majority of employers request GCSE English Language. Learners could go on to study a wide range of courses at A-Level and university. Mrs Mary Fenton Director of Personalising Learning for Communications m.fenton@bradfordacademy.co.uk
6 Health & Social You will study 8 units that look at human lifespan, development, health and social care values, health and wellbeing. 2 units are externally assessed exams 6 units are internally assessed Fewer than 5 GCSE s You could go on to study Level 3 Health and Social Care which could lead you onto employment in Nursing, Social Work, Youth Work, Sociology, Psychology, Teaching or Midwifery. Miss Layla Azeez DoPL of ICE & Health and KS4 Vocational Achievement Lead Mathematics l.azeez@bradfordacademy.co.uk The course you will undertake will depend on your results from year 11 and which one best meets your needs. You will study either Entry Level, Functional Skills or GCSE Mathematics. A mathematics qualification enables you to develop a knowledge and understanding of problem solving, reasoning, applying math's in context and the functional elements of math's. GCSE Comprises of 3 written exam papers 1 non-calculator and 2 calculator papers. Functional Skills Comprises of a single written paper Entry Level Comprises of 8 units of portfolio work marked by the teacher then sent for moderation. Achieved less than a grade 4 in GCSE Mathematics Mathematics is a valuable qualification to hold. The majority of employers request a Mathematics qualification. Learners could go on to study a wide range of courses at A-Level and university. Mr Stephen Hainsworth Key Stage Leader Maths s.hainsworth@bradfordacademy.co.uk
7 Level 3 At Level 3 we have designed a programme which offers a range of subjects and gives learners the opportunity to achieve the best possible grades and gain essential employability skills within their chosen qualifications. This year we are offering a range of courses which are designed to help learners of all abilities progress into further education and employment. Our Level 3 courses are available as GCE, or BTEC/CTEC qualifications. GCE (General Certificate of Education). These qualifications are the most traditional A-Levels, consisting of exams at the end of your study. BTEC/CTEC These qualifications are predominantly coursework based but will also involve examinations. Resit Mathematics and English will be compulsory for those learners without a grade 4 in either subject. It is important that you read the course content and entry requirements carefully and choose the courses that best suit you, your skills and ambitions. Below is a list of all Level 3 courses we are provisionally offering. List of courses provisionally offered for September 2018 A Levels Applied General Biology Chemistry English Literature History Mathematics Sociology BTEC Applied Science BTEC Business BTEC Child Development BTEC Health & Social CTEC ICT BTEC Sport Provisional Subject Blockings for September 2018 Block A Block B Block C Block D Applied Science (Double) Child Development Health & Social Business (Double) ICT Business Health & Social (Double) Sport ICT English Literature Mathematics Chemistry Sociology Biology History Sport (Extended Diploma)
8 Applied Science You will study 8 units which cover a variety of topics such as Principles and Applications of Science, Practical Scientific Procedures and Techniques, Scientific Investigation Skills and Physiology of Human Body Systems. You will learn how to write up findings from your own research, use case studies to explore complex or unfamiliar situations and demonstrate practical and technical skills using appropriate equipment, procedures and techniques. Units are assessed by a mixture of assignments, tasks and written exams. 5 GCSEs grades 4-9 Grade 4 in GCSE English Grade 4 in GCSE Mathematics Grade 5 in GCSE Science You can progress onto further and higher education such as nursing and biomedical degrees at university. Future careers could include Nursing, Midwifery, Forensic Science, Health Care, Food Technology, Analytical Science, Environmental Science and many more. Mrs Tracey Topham Strategic Lead Vocational Education t.topham@bradfordacademy.co.uk
9 Biology The course will include study of the Biology of Disease. You will study the way the human body works and how it is affected by disease. When you study the Variety of Living Organisms, you will look at how living things in the environment interact with each other. You will also look at science in the wider world and the impact that it has. AS: Paper 1 and 2 both 50% of course marks and 90 minutes duration. A2: Paper 1 35% 2 hours duration, Paper 2 35% 2 hours duration, Paper 3 30% 2 hours, and a Practical Endorsement. 5 GCSEs grades 4-9 Grade 5 in GCSE English Grade 5 in GCSE Mathematics Grade 6 in GCSE Combined Science or Biology This is a nationally recognised qualification for entering employment in the Science & medical sector. It also offers you direct progression onto a university degree course. Miss Megan Hinnegan KS5 Leader Science m.hinnegan@bradfordacademy.co.uk Business Level 3 Business is available to study as an Extended Certificate (equivalent to 1 A Level) or as a Diploma (equivalent to 2 A Levels). You will study topics including Exploring Business, Developing a Marketing Campaign and Personal and Business Finance. You will be assessed by coursework, controlled assessment and exam. 5 GCSEs grade 4-9 Grade 4 in GCSE English Language Grade 4 in GCSE Mathematics This is a nationally recognised qualification for entering employment and many universities. You could go on to study or have careers in Law, Accounting, Management, Business, Administration or Customer Service. Mrs Julie Lafferty KS5 Vocational Leader/DoPL for Business j.lafferty@bradfordacademy.co.uk
10 Chemistry You will study Physical, Inorganic and Organic Chemistry. AS: Paper 1 and 2 both 50% A2: Paper 1 35% 2 hours duration, Paper 2 35% and Paper 3 30% Practical Endorsement. 5 GCSEs grades 4-9 Grade 5 in GCSE English Grade 6 in GCSE Mathematics Grade 6 in GCSE Combined Science or Chemistry This is a nationally recognised qualification for entering employment in the Science sector so there are many careers available from Nursing, Chemical Engineering, Geology, Forensic Science, Dentistry and Pharmacy to name but a few. Mrs Jayna Merchant Aspirant Lead Practitioner Science j.merchant@bradfordacademy.co.uk Child Development This is available for you if you wish to gain a career working with children. The course is split into 5 separate units which cover a variety of topics such as Play and Development, Literacy and Numeracy in Child Development, Promoting Children s Development and Safeguarding Children. There will also be a work experience element of 60 hours and a reflective practice booklet to complete. s are both externally and internally marked then verified by BTEC. There will be a 60 hour work placement, assessed by both the primary placement staff and staff at Bradford Academy. 5 GCSEs grade 4-9 Grade 4 in English Language Grade 4 in Mathematics You can progress onto further and higher education to work with children in health, social care and early years settings. This can include: gaining a degree in Nursery Nursing, Child Nursing, Social Work or Child Psychology. You can also build on this qualification to achieve Early Years Education Status. Miss Layla Azeez DoPL of ICE & Health and KS4 Vocational Achievement Lead l.azeez@bradfordacademy.co.uk
11 English Literature English Literature has long been acknowledged as a highly valuable and prestigious A Level. This course aims to develop your personal responses and appreciation of a variety of texts, from the Middle Ages to contemporary fiction, by incorporating the genres of prose, drama and poetry. The specification encourages the exploration of texts in a number of different ways: the study of a literary theme over time, the study of literature through engaging with two of the main historicist perspectives, the diachronic (reading texts written across widely different time periods that explore the same theme) and synchronic (reading texts written within a narrower and clearly defined time period) the study of various texts, both singly and comparatively, chosen from a list of core set texts and a list of comparative set texts. There are two exams worth 80% and a piece of coursework worth 20% 5 GCSEs grades 4-9 Grade 5 in GCSE English Literature or English Language English Literature is a valuable qualification to hold. As a facilitating subject this qualification is considered a valuable academic subject that will prepare you for the demands of university. You can continue on to university to study English, Philosophy, Journalism, Law, Politics, Education, Drama, Media and many more. It is a well respected, academic qualification regarded highly by both universities and employers. Mrs Mary Fenton Director of Personalising Learning for Communications m.fenton@bradfordacademy.co.uk Health & Social Care You will study a variety of units which cover a variety of topics such as Human Growth and Development, Caring for Individuals with Additional Needs, and Health and Safety in HSC Settings. There will also be opportunity for work experience. The course will include both internal and external assessment. 5 GCSE grades 4-9 Grade 4 or above in English Language You can progress onto further and higher education such as Health & Social degrees at university including Midwifery, Physiotherapy, Teaching, Nursing and Psychology. Miss Layla Azeez Subject Lead Health & Social Care & Child Development L.azeez@bradfordacademy.co.uk
12 History You will study The Tudors and the Cold War In addition there will be a non-examined assessment on the Holocaust in Germany. The course requires a commitment from students to read around the topic in order to develop a deeper understanding of the periods under study and a wider appreciations for history in general. In addition the History department places a high expectation on developing word craft. We want our students to really excel at expressing themselves in writing as well as contributing in class discussions. The department also has a tradition of taking learning beyond the classroom through external visits, the use of ICT and social media such as Twitter. 80% examination and 20% non-examined assessment 5 GCSE s grade 4-9 Grade 5 in English Language Grade 5 in History This can lead to studies in any area at university. A History A Level is seen as an indication of having acquired skills which are transferrable to other subject areas. It forms parts of many Art & Social Science degrees. You could also study Law, Journalism, Education or Business. It can provide a useful counter balance to science/mathematics dominated curriculum providing skills and perspectives outside those areas. Mr Steve Walker Assistant Principal Post 16 s.walker@bradfordacademy.co.uk Year 12 learners visiting a Cold War bunker Year 13 visiting Little Moreton Hall Year 13 examining blood as a theme in their study on anti-semitism
13 ICT Learners will study a variety of topics within their ICT course, including the Fundamentals of IT where learners will gain a sound understanding of IT technologies and practices essential for the IT professional. In year 13, you will learn project planning skills, enabling you to become more effective in the workplace. There are five units in total that learners need to complete over two years. Two are externally moderated exams and three are internally moderated and externally verified portfolios. Learners are awarded a Pass, Merit, Distinction or Distinction* at the end of the course. 5 GCSE s grade 4-9 Grade 4 in English Language or Mathematics Learners who have successfully completed an ICT qualification have gone on to university to study ICT, Games Design and Computer Science. This is a valuable qualification to hold and universities look favourably upon learners who have achieved this qualification. Miss Nicole Todd KS5 Leader ICT, Lead Practitioner & Teacher of Computing Mathematics n.todd@bradfordacademy.co.uk You will study Pure Mathematics (including algebra, geometry & trigonometry) as well as applied mathematics, encompassing mechanics and statistics. There will be a significant element of problem solving in context to test skills learnt. AS Level: Two 1hr 30min exams in summer. A-Level: Three 2hr exams in summer. Neither year have any coursework. 5 GCSE s grade 4-9 Grade 5 in English Language Grade 6 in Mathematics Successful completion of the induction assessment Mathematics is an enriching and enjoyable experience. Mathematics enhances problem solving skills and is seen as a valuable qualification for those students studying Engineering, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Law, Accounting, Psychology as well as those students wishing to study Mathematics at university. Mr Stephen Hainsworth Key Stage Leader Mathematics s.hainsworth@bradfordacademy.co.uk
14 Sociology You will look at the formation of identity, the influences different institutes can hold over your identity, how we research different aspects of society and investigate the inequalities that exist across the world today. If you continue to A2 you will also discuss criminal behaviour, theories explaining crime and the impact the digital world has on relationships now. 100% examination 5 GCSE s grade 4-9 Grade 5 in English Language This is a nationally recognised qualification for entering employment and many universities. It is an indication of your ability and determination to succeed. There are a wide range of careers you can go into such as researchers, journalism, teaching, police and social work. Miss Shabnam Khaliq KS5 Humanities Lead & P16 Scholar Lead s.khaliq@bradfordacademy.co.uk
15 Sport There are countless opportunities for people with knowledge and qualifications in sport, and there is a huge demand for people qualified in all areas of sport as the UK builds on the legacy of various sporting events such as the 2012 and 2016 Olympics, Rugby League and Union World Cups, football European championships and much, much more, You could be one of them! The Sports Performance and Excellence course will help if you want to acquire the skills to start working or performing in sport straight away, helping develop sport at grass roots level up to excellence level. Whatever your aspirations in the field of sports, this course will give you a good start on your chosen pathway. There are two options for you when choosing Level 3 Sport: Option 1: you can choose to commit to a 3 A Level Programme (Extended Diploma), including being a part of the Athlete Development Programme. Option 2: you could opt to study BTEC Sport (Extended Certificate, equivalent to 1 A level), along-side other A Levels within other option blocks. Within your studies you will explore a range of aspects of sport. You will cover units such as Anatomy and Physiology, Fitness Training and Programming, Professional Development in the Industry, Practical Sport and much more. Option 1 (Extended Diploma) Your week will be balanced between your coursework, classes, and academy coaching sessions. You will be a student athlete within the academy and gain various club links, whilst being trained by coaches from semi-professional clubs. A typical training week can be seen below: Monday: Strength and Conditioning followed by Skills and Tactics Tuesday: Skills, Tactics and Game preparation Wednesday: Game Day (TBC) Friday: Strength and Conditioning followed by Skills and Tactics Your academic studies will include 14 Units. 4 units are externally assessed (exam) 10 units are coursework. Option 2 (Extended Certificate) Your academic studies will include 4 Units. 2 units are Externally Assessed (exam) 2 units are Coursework. 5 GCSE s grade 4-9 Grade 4 in GCSE English Language Grade 4 in GCSE Mathematics This is a nationally recognized qualification for entering employment and many universities. You could go on to study a huge range of degree courses such as Sports Science, Sports Coaching, Fitness Instructing, Sports Journalism or Sports Development. Miss Kirsty Matthews Subject Leader Sports, Leisure and Recreation k.matthews@bradfordacademy.co.uk
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