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Titus Salt School Prospectus In 2015 we achieved A Level results which are in the top 10% nationally. together resilient ambitious caring

Welcome to the Denys Salt Sixth Form We are a school with great aspirations; proud of our history and heritage yet always looking to the future. The Denys Salt Sixth Form was named as a mark of respect and to acknowledge the continuing support from the Salt family since the school was established and reinforces our founding principles and ethos. Joining us is an investment for your future success and wider opportunity and we hope that our prospectus helps you to make the right choice. You will always find a warm, welcoming and friendly atmosphere and a strong sense of purpose and ambition. Our Sixth Form community is about achievement, challenge and enjoyment; we are proud of our reputation and our high standards of teaching and learning. You can be sure that your experience will be much more than just studying. This is because you will have opportunities to become a well-educated, confident and articulate young leader ready to embark on the next steps of your career. Joining Sixth Form is an exciting time. We are committed to supporting the success of every student whether they originate from Titus Salt School or from another school in the region or beyond. Thank you for showing interest in the Denys Salt Sixth Form and we look forward to meeting you. The Sixth Form Team: Fiona Lockerbie, Richard Field, Martyn Redhead, Isabel Kogut. I found the transition to Titus Salt very easy having done my GCSE s in another school. The students and teachers are very welcoming. Mélanie Hallworth Denys Salt Sixth Form Prospectus

There s a good atmosphere and all the teachers make sure you achieve your best. Luke Boyce

Progression When you join Sixth Form you are recognised and valued as a young adult learner. We value openness and honesty and we recognise each other s contributions and achievements. Every student progresses to Higher or Further Education, or employment with training and the overwhelming majority secure their first choice of university. Whatever path you choose you will be offered advice and guidance to help you plan for the future. You will be encouraged to explore all options and take responsibility for your decisions. You will be supported throughout by a team of experienced staff. These include: Sixth Form Tutors fully conversant with subject and curriculum options and all aspects of UCAS Two full time Sixth Form Leaders offering on-going support and advice on all aspects of progression, careers and Sixth Form life All members of our team are available to meet with students and parents/carers to discuss options at any stage. The expertise available ensures students will receive a full support package. Students can request individual appointments at any time and will benefit from a range of activities to support progression. These include: Progression events a comprehensive programme, designed to prepare students for life after Sixth Form Guest speakers from a variety of employment sectors and universities Visits to universities Finance information sessions. In addition, we encourage students to undertake leadership roles within the school community as Peer Mentors. An independent external careers advisor. Denys Salt Sixth Form Prospectus

Sixth Form treats everyone as individuals, giving you experiences which develop you as a person and memories you will never forget. Lucy Brownutt

Opportunities High Academic Standards We are a Specialist School in Maths and Computing. Our specialism and our commitment to excellence and high standards permeate all aspects of Sixth Form. Our A Level results are in the top 10% nationally. We have a 99% retention rate; students who join us stay and thrive! For many years every student who completed Sixth Form secured the place they wanted at university or gained employment. We have a strong track record in helping our students get the degree and career they want. Creativity We are proud of the creative achievement of our Sixth Form students. You could get involved in art, photography, media studies and film as a starter! Titus Salt School has excellent facilities that have unlocked my potential. Connor L. Ward Denys Salt Sixth Form Prospectus

Sport There are many opportunities to get involved in sport and we are fortunate to have our own climbing wall, sports hall and fitness suite. Sporting activities include archery, athletics, badminton, climbing, fencing, golf, football, netball, rowing and weight and cardiotraining. Performing Arts Performing Arts is a real strength and you will have lots of opportunities to get involved in drama, music and dance. Our vocational results are excellent; in the top 10% nationally. The school is determined to help you achieve the highest you can. Joji Malik-Butt

Develop Yourself Enrichment is all about getting involved in new activities that help you to develop, widen your interests and broaden your understanding. All Sixth Form students participate in some aspect of our enrichment programme. The menu is broad and diverse and evolves in line with what students want to do. We know that getting involved in enrichment helps our students to gain the edge when applying for top jobs, courses and universities. Sports Duke of Edinburgh Scheme Mentoring and Coaching Driving Awareness (to help you pass your driving test first time!) First Aid Work Experience Charity Work Cookery Independent Learning and Revision Sessions Performing Arts Sign Language Formula 1 Challenge Skiing Music Higher Education Talks Camping in the Lake District Voluntary Work Leadership Development including Sixth Form Ambassador Scheme Sixth Form Student Council and Committees. I chose this Sixth Form because it allows everyone to have opportunities you would not get elsewhere. Daisy Benson Denys Salt Sixth Form Prospectus

University Open Days Salt s Got Talent First Aid Training Sports UK Maths Challenge Multi-Gym Sixth Form Student Council Sports Leaders Ambassadors Sign Language Work Experience Counselling Guest Speakers Mentoring STEM School Plays Relaxation Classes F1 Challenge Sixth Form Prom Drama European City Visits National Citizen Service Driving Awarenesss DofE School Camp Social Committee Reward Trips Music Climbing Skiing Cookery Volunteering Charity Fund Raising

Which route will be right for me? The most important factor in achieving success at Sixth Form is selecting the correct route at the start of Year 12. We want all students to leave our Sixth Form having been successful in their subjects and able to follow the university or employment path of their choice. Route A This route gives you opportunities to study A Level subjects and requires a minimum of 5 GCSE passes at mainly grades A* to B (or equivalent) including English and Mathematics. If you follow Route A you will be expected to take four subjects. Subjects set specific entry requirements to help ensure you are able to make good progress and achieve. All courses are offered subject to viability. A Level (Level 3) Assessed mainly by examination Art Biology Chemistry Computing Design Technology - Product Design Design Technology - Textiles Economics English Language and Literature English Literature French Further Mathematics General Studies Geography German History Mathematics Media Studies Photography Physical Education Physics Polish Psychology Religious Studies Sociology Spanish Urdu. Route A Route C Route C is the vocational only route and you would need a minimum of 5 GCSE passes at A* to C or equivalent, including English and Mathematics. This route is likely to be the best for you if have achieved mostly C grades at GCSE. This route offers access to a range of two year Level 3 vocational courses. All courses are offered subject to viability. Business (Single and Double courses available, worth 1 and 2 A Levels respectively) Dance Health and Social Care (Single and Double courses available) ICT Medical Sciences Music Performing Arts Sport (Single and Double courses available). There will be lots of opportunities to discuss your options when you meet with a member of the Sixth Form team to discuss your application. Route C Teachers encourage you to push yourself without over doing it. There is a friendly environment. Ella Barrow & Alicia Mornin Denys Salt Sixth Form Prospectus

Route B Route B allows you to mix A Level courses with vocational subjects. A minimum of 5 GCSE passes at A* to C or equivalent, including English and Mathematics is expected. BTEC and Cambridge Technical Qualifications (Level 3) Assessed by coursework and examination Business (Single and Double courses available, worth 1 and 2 A Levels respectively) Dance Performing Arts Health and Social Care (Single, 90 Credit and Double courses available) ICT Medical Sciences Music Sport (Single and Double courses available). If you follow this route you will be expected to follow four courses. All courses are offered subject to viability. Route B A Level (Level 3) Assessed mainly by examination Art Biology Chemistry Computing Design Technology - Product Design Design Technology - Textiles Economics English Literature English Language and Literature French Further Mathematics General Studies Geography German History Mathematics Media Studies Physical Education Photography Physics Psychology Religious Studies Sociology Spanish. Route D Route D offers you Level 2 programmes over one year. This route allows you to study GCSE Mathematics and/or English Language alongside BTEC First Award courses. We have offered BTEC Business, Health and Social Care and Sport but we always try to plan our courses around what students need and we know this can vary from year to year. Route D programmes run dependent on numbers. Typically you will have achieved GCSEs at mostly grade D. Route D I am enjoying Sixth Form as there is more independence and more time to complete work. Arran Hayes

Results Everyone involved with the Denys Salt Sixth Form is very proud that in 2015 we achieved our best ever results for both A Level and vocational subjects, surpassing our previous best results from the previous year. We achieved 50% of all our A Level grades at either an A*, A or B, with a 100% pass rate in all A Level subjects. Over half of the A Level subjects achieved in the top national 25% and every vocational subject achieved in the top 10% nationally with nearly two thirds of single award subjects securing the highest grade of a Distinction*. 100% of students complete their Sixth Form courses at A2 Level and 80% of students who apply to a Russell Group University are offered a place. Ian Morrel, Headteacher said: We are all delighted with these results, especially as they are higher than our best ever results which we achieved last year. It is fantastic that our students are succeeding at such high level and are able to progress to their chosen university course. We have had some amazing individual achievements but these top results are down to the dedication and commitment of staff, students, parents and carers working together. Emma, Year 12, achieved 8 A*, 3 A and 1 B at GCSE, Emma has been at Titus Salt School since Year 7. I achieved really good GCSE grades and also really enjoyed my time at Titus Salt School so staying on in the Sixth Form was a natural next step for me. The school has amazing staff who were there at every hurdle and as I grow and become more independent I know the staff will always be there if I need them. I also enjoy sport and school has great facilities and lots of extra-curricular sports clubs as well as many trips for specific courses. Francesca, Year 12, achieved 6 A*, 5 A and 1 B at GCSE. I chose the Sixth Form because I felt comfortable staying in school to carry on my studies, especially with all the support the staff gave me during my GCSE s. The Denys Salt Sixth Form also has a very good achievement rate at A Level and I know that with the same help and support from teachers and if I work hard, I will achieve the highest grades possible. Denys Salt Sixth Form Prospectus

Jordan, Year 13, achieved 3 A and 1 B at AS Level. Jordan joined Sixth Form in Year 12. I chose the Denys Salt Sixth Form due to the good reputation it had as well as the high results at A Level, especially in Maths, which was an area I wanted to study. My best experience has to be the people that I have met, students and teachers. I was of course thrilled with my AS results, it was hard work but worth it. My thanks go to teachers for the effort they put in to the lessons and after school revision classes throughout the year. Tommy, Year 13, achieved 4 A at AS Level. My best experience from Year 12 has to be my trip to Australia! My Science teachers were so impressed with a Physics essay I submitted, that they believed I could be selected for a three week prestigious scholarship at the Institute of Science in Sydney. My teachers encouraged me and gave me the confidence to apply and I was lucky enough to be only one of five students from the U.K. to be accepted. It was an amazing experience, a trip of a lifetime! I am applying to study Natural Sciences at St John s College, Cambridge University. Luke, Year 13 achieved 4 A at AS Level. My best experience has to be attending Durham University in the summer; I successfully gained a place on a Chemistry Camp and had a taster of university life that I really enjoyed! I am going to Durham to read Chemical Engineering, as on completion of the Summer School I was offered a conditional place to start in September. My hard work and determination paid off but I can t thank the teachers enough for their help and support along the way.

Joining Sixth Form If you decide the Denys Salt Sixth Form at Titus Salt School is for you, your first steps, if you are new to the school, should be to come along for a visit. If you are not able to attend our Sixth Form Open Evening contact school to make arrangements to visit on an alternative date. It is a good idea to submit your application early; before the Christmas holidays. You will be invited for an interview to discuss your subject choices in the light of your career aspirations and if you are successful you will receive an offer letter. You must then meet our entry requirements to take up your place in September. Titus Salt is a diverse school that celebrates multicultural beliefs and morals and it is all about respect. Jade Howe Denys Salt Sixth Form Prospectus

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