1. Folder Organisation in the Sixth Form
2 Folders Per Subject
A: Assessment Folder [Small A4 Folder]
Containing current notes
Containing ALL assessments in the subject throughout the year
B: Decant Folder [Lever Arch Folder]
Contains Notes from topics you have done divided and organised
Revision Materials
Specification etc

2. Travel Folder: For ALL Subjects including ICT, Health
Contents Page: Blue A4 Sheet
Progress Tracker: Yellow A4 Sheet
Summary Specification: Print this/Write it out
Assessments for the subject: Mocks, Class Tests, etc
Your Notes for the CURRENT TOPIC ONLY [These should be decanted]
YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE ONE EXERCISE BOOK [LINED PAPER BOOK] IN WHICH YOU WRITE YOUR NOTES FOR EVERY SUBJECT

3. FOLDER CHECKS: At the END of Every Month
HL for this weekend is to source the summary specification for each of your subjects and purchase your 3 folders [one for every subject] including separate paper for each subject. You will bring this to your lesson next week Please write down this HL in your diary
Pick up one folder insert for your folders today
1: Blue
1: Yellow
You can pick up more copies of these for your other two subjects next week from the study room.

4. Recipe for successful organisation
Writing Pad/Paper
1 per subject or separate paper for each subject.
At least 2 per folder
At least 2 per folder
Travel Folder
DECANT Folder
1 per subject
Stays at home until Teacher tells you to bring it in.
1 per subject brought with you to every lesson

5. First Folder Check Date: 17/09/2018
What we will be looking for
Your travel folder for the subject we walk into
Includes the inserts given out which have been filled in
Includes at least 2 dividers clearly labelled with the following headings
Classnotes
Assessments
Includes ONE A4 page summarising the specification for that subject
Included notes from the lessons you’ve attended in the subject
Includes HL & any assessments you have taken

6. Other stationery we expect all students to have with them

7. Tips on managing your time in the 6th Form

8. As a class list your top ten tips on being organised
What top 3 things should you avoid to stop you falling into the trap of falling behind with your work load 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
10.
Teachers: Please capture the student comments and send them to Mr Rayleigh.