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Beaumont. School. Welcome to our Sixth Form Information Evening. Beaumont. School. Why Beaumont? Making an Application The Evening Ahead. Beaumont. School. Why Choose Beaumont?. Beaumont. School. OFSTED (December 2008): Standards – “OUTSTANDING” - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Welcome
to our
Sixth Form Information Evening
Why Beaumont?
Making an Application
The Evening Ahead
Why Choose Beaumont?
OFSTED (December 2008):
Standards – “OUTSTANDING”
Effectiveness – “OUTSTANDING”
Personal Development – “OUTSTANDING”
Overall - “OUTSTANDING”
•70% A* - B grades (52 students ABB+)
•22 students with AAA or higher at A2
(10 of these A*AA+)
•Full range of competitive university courses accessed by our Year 13s
•Top 8% in added value across Yr 12/13
Independent Learning
OrganisationResponsibilityPrivate StudySelf-improvement
•Personal tutor support
•Enrichment opportunities
•Study skills development
•Own environment
Sixth Form Blog supports this ethos:
A sister resource for opportunities is:
http://www.sixthformatbeaumontschool.blogspot.com
http://careersatbeaumontschool.blogspot.co.uk
Student View
Jamie Renfrew Chair of Sixth Form Council
Ben Hughes Rob’s Festival 2013 Co-ordinator
Beth Clements Community Service Manager
Jan Feb Apr Jun Jul Aug
Parents’ Consultation Evening
Post 16 Information EveningsGuidance Discussions
Application Deadline
Provisional Offer
GCSE Exams
Sixth Form Induction
Results
Course Confirmation
Sep
Enrolment
Application Process
Application (to chosen home school)
Allocation (provisional)
Firm acceptance (upon August results)
GCSE grade B required for chosen subjects
Calculating Average Points Scores
A*ABCDEFG
5852464034282216
Calculate the total points gained and divide by the number of GCSEs taken.
Performance across ALL GCSEs important.
Average Points Score:
43 to 58 (B-A*)
39 to 43 (C-B)
Subject Choice: 4 AS levels
3 AS levels; 2 BTECs;or 1 BTEC and 1 AS level
Choosing Subjects
• Interest and commitment
• Potential for success
• Breadth v specialisation
• University requirements
“Facilitating” Subjects
If not specialising and also targeting the most competitive universities choose TWO from:
Biology, Chemistry, Economics, English, Geography, History, the Languages, Maths, Physics or Politics.
“Facilitating” Subjects
Other subjects are absolutely fine as part of an overall combination – don’t think you shouldn’t do them, even if you are in this category.
Advice will follow if a combination is chosen which might limit future options.
• Completing the form:
Type of AS Maths?
AS or A2 French/German?
• Making changes
Important Dates
Application deadline- 8th Feb
Induction – 26th & 27th Jun GCSE results – 22nd Aug
Enrolment form – 27th Aug
Enrolment- 3rd Sept
Key Contacts
Mr P. de Kort Head of Sixth Form
Mrs L Riggott-Jones Asst. Head of Sixth Form
Miss M. McCrorie Deputy Head
Mrs C. Angove Sixth Form Secretary
Further information via:
www.beaumontschool.com
What Next?
• English (Room 6)• Maths & Further Maths (Room 7)• Philosophy & Ethics (Room 8)• Psychology (Room 9)
15 minute talks:
• Economics & Business (Room 40)
Where Now?
Informal Discussion:
• Sciences (43,45,47)• Art & Photography (Tech. Foyer)• ICT (52)• P.E. & BTEC Sport (56)• Languages & Music (Library)• Drama, Geography, History (Common Room)
& Politics• EPQ and Tour booking (C.R. Study Area)
School Tours
Monday 21st January
9.30 - 10.30 & 11.30 – 12.30
Sign up in the Sixth Form Study Area, if interested