Key stage 4 Options Process. Key stage 4 What is the difference? students study subjects in more depth they must choose some and stop studying others.

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Key stage 4 Options Process

Key stage 4 What is the difference? students study subjects in more depth they must choose some and stop studying others not everyone will study the same thing students will work towards a qualification

we aims to ensure that all students leave with a qualification – GCSE – Vocational GCSE – BTEC – Key Skill We aim to ensure that all students are still educated in life skills, moral, spiritual & cultural aspects of life.

The Curriculum

Curriculum English Maths Science PE Religious Studies Option 1 Option 2 Option 3

Curriculum Triple Science English Maths Chemistry Biology Physics PE Religious Studies Option 1 Option 2 Option 3

Curriculum Work Related Learning English Maths Work Related Learning Science PE Religious Studies Option 1 Option 2 Option 3

What should I consider? Career Does it lead to a job? InterestsDo you enjoy it? Your abilityAre you good at it? PathwaysWhere can I go next? Learning stylesDo it suit the way I learn?

Types of Course GCSE A-Level Post 16 Key Stage 4 BTEC Award Level 2 BTEC Award Level 3 BTEC Diploma Level 3

ArtHistoryMusic Graphics John Smith 9Rki

Where to get advice Subject teacher Form tutor Connexions service Personal interview Connexions website Options Booklet Parents

Make sure you discussed the options with your parents. All forms must be signed by parents. The booklet is also on the web site.