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Key Stage 4 Choices 2016.

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1 Key Stage 4 Choices 2016

2 The National Qualification Framework
Level 8 Doctorate PhD 7 Master’s Degree MA, MSc, MPhil 6 Honors Degree BA, BSc 5 HND 4 HNC 3 A level AS/A2 BTEC Apprenticeship 1/2 GCSE Grades A*-G or 9-1

3 Curriculum for Year 10 Mathematics 5 English 4 Science 5
ICT/Citizenship 1 Religious Studies 1 Core PE 4 Choices (3 periods each) 12 TOTAL

4 Qualifications GCSEs Mathematics 1 English Language and English Literature 2 Science ‘Trilogy’ 2 Religious Studies 1 4 Choices (3 periods each) maximum 4 BASIC TOTAL 10 Others: Additional maths, Latin, Languages, vocational courses, learning support (minimum of 8)

5 Options Choices Art Spanish Business Studies Separate Sciences
Drama Music GCSE French Music BTEC Geography Textiles German Product Design Graphics Photography ICT Food and Nutrition Sport GCSE Sport BTEC Media Studies History Choose a broad and balanced curriculum

6 Grading of Exams Grading moving to a ‘9 to 1’ scale for most subjects
Still be A*-G for DT, Media and ICT The C/D boundary will be the 4/3 boundary A ‘good’ pass will move up to a 5 (a high C or a B) A level 9 will be a high A* with a fixed proportion awarded

7 Assessment Examinations (written or practical) Non-examined Assessment
The majority of subjects, including English, Mathematics and Science will be ‘exams only’ On-going practical work, that cannot be tested by an examination will take place under supervision Curriculum leaders will provide notice of Key Dates so you can support your child.

8 Making choices: Key dates
Course information booklet Report on progress March Subject Consultation Evening 16 March Forms due in by April Assemblies, PSHCE lessons, and talks from teachers to explain the course content to students Individual support and guidance

9 Course Allocation NOT a first come – first served system
Group sizes have to be viable for a course to run, and may have a maximum number Students allocated to groups in order to ensure the maximum number of students get their first 4 choices (usually over 95%) Individual conversations where the 5th choice is used Families are notified in writing for a final confirmation in Summer Term


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