4 or above in English and Maths 68%

9.00am – Introduction

9.30 - Tutor groups and Tutorials (S4L)

-Enrichment/work experience/Unifrog (AHA)

10.00 – BREAK

10.15 – More about sixth form! /Student Leaders/Charity

10.45 – 11.45-Photographs

11.45 –Lunch

1.10 – UCAS/Housekeeping/Bursary and FSM/Realising Opportunities/Study

Skills

2.00 – Receive timetables

2.15- Trouble shooting if needed, if not you can go home!

Fingerprint signature (for new arrivals)

Timetable issues

Consortia transport

Bursary leaflets

Any other issues

Mrs Waring

Deputy Head

Mrs Carter

Deputy Head of Sixth Form/Head

of Schrodinger

Miss Roberts

Head of Sixth Form/Head of

Rowling

Mr Handy

Leader of EEE/ Head of Apple

Sharon Veasey Schrödinger mentor and admin support linked to Mrs Carter

Sharon StarkeyApple mentor

and admin support linked to Mr Handy

Tracey HamillRowling mentor

and admin support linked to

Miss Roberts

Miss Roberts

PSD/Social Sciences/English/Langua

ges/Performing Arts/History

Mrs Carter

Science/Maths/Visual Arts/Geography/Sport

Mr Handy

Business/ICT/Economics/Technology

Miss Roberts (Head of Rowling)

Miss Beasley– History

Miss Linton–History

Miss De Groot-Drama

Miss Chowdhury-Psychology

Mrs Slack– Languages

Miss James-English

Miss McDougall-Media/Photography

Mrs Carter (Head of Schrödinger)

Mrs Robertson/Mrs Collinson/Mrs Coleman –Chemistry/Applied Science/Biology/Geography

Dr Lynch/Mrs Warner-Biology and Business (F21)

Mrs Adams/Mr Srikanthapalan-Maths (S26)

Mr Riding-Maths

Mrs Petty/Mrs Gardner-Art/Science(G2)

Mr Handy (Head of Apple)

Mr Fitzjohn-ICT/Computer Science

Miss Richmond-ICT

Mrs Detheridge–Business/Travel & Tourism

Mr Knight-One year sixth/Philosophy/Travel & Tourism

Your tutor will aim to see you at least twiceevery half term on a one-to-one basis to discussyour progress and your plans for the future.

You will also have a group tutorial session once aweek. Your tutor will decide on the day.

Whole group sessions will involve a programmecalled S4L (Skills for Life), giving out information,but also organising assemblies, taking part ininter-form quizzes and discussing what is goingon in the world.

It is essential that you attend these sessions.

S4L Explained

Skills For Life

LORICCLeadership

Organisation and teamwork

Resilience and respect

Initiative and innovation

Communication

Creativity and culture

SKILLS 4 LIFECreativity and Employability Programme

How does it work?

Assembly

Tutor sessions

Challenge

Conversation

Summary statement(s)

End of year

interview

SKILLS 4 LIFECreativity and Employability Programme

Caludon Creativity and Employability ProgrammeI took a leadership role when I … And I …

I had to organise … And I …

I stayed committed to… And I …

The project I initiated was… And I …

I had to communicate well when I … And I …

I took part in … And I …

SKILLS 4 LIFECreativity and Employability Programme

End of year review

‘Tell me a time when you initiated a project and how you

demonstrated ownership and accountability of it.’

‘Give me an example of your contribution within a team

effort? How did you make sure the project was a success?’

‘Describe how you get along with people from different

backgrounds.’

SKILLS 4 LIFECreativity and Employability Programme

• Enrichments are completed as a compulsory part of your course, for at least one hour a week.

• This is done throughout the year 12 and is monitored for attendance in the same way that lessons are, ieregisters are now done on SIMS.

• People complete an enrichment in areas they are interested in gaining experiences for future career pathways.

• For example placements could be in hospital, care homes, sports, Duke of Edinburgh, mentoring students in school, supporting drama workshops - the list is endless and is down to you to organise.

YEAR 12 WORK EXPERIENCE21st to 25th January 2017

Work Experience will take place off school premises for one week only as per date above

You may find your private placement with a family member or a contact at a local business.

Decide where you want to arrange your own placement.

You must have your placement submitted by Friday October 5th 2016

Your placement MUST be related to your career aspirations.

If you are unsure the person in charge of Work Experience is:Mrs Hamill (located in the sixth form office)

Act now and contact your placement

Entry Requirements are designed to ensure:

• You succeed• You are matched to the right courses• You are realistic in your ambitions• You are aware of the demands of the

courses

If you are thinking of doing the following subjects at A level, there is somecompulsory work that you will need to have completed over the summer.

The work is on Firefly and you were notified about this last term.

Paper copies are available in the sixth form.

You will need to bring the completed work to your first lesson in that subject.

Maths Economics Art

Chemistry Computer Science Psychology

Biology Design Technology Business Studies

Physics French English (Lit, Lang and Lang/Lit)

How do you think you can be successful in

the Sixth Form?

Think about…•How much time should you spend studying per subject per week•Should you have a part-time job?•How often should you go out socialising?•How much time should you spend in the common room?•What should you do during your study (free) periods?

What problems do you think you may encounter whilst

studying?

•Leap from GCSE to A level is very hard•Easier to get an A*

at GCSE than an E for AS level

The Caludon Commitment offers to you, the student: High quality teaching and learning programmes; A personalised learning programme that takes into

account prior attainment, individual learning styles and careers advice;

Excellent facilities for personal study, research, recreation and career planning;

A supportive tutor and team of teachers to guide you through your studies;

Participation in enrichment and sporting activities Regular mentoring to discuss progress and

intervention; A programme of UCAS and career support along

with independent advice and guidance and links with local universities and employers

An opportunity to membership of the Caludon Sixth Form leadership team.

Within the Caludon Commitment, you, the student, are expected to:

Attend all lessons, assemblies, mentor sessions and tutorials, punctually;

Meet coursework, personal targets and home learning deadlines;

Undertake responsibility for your own learning and ensure your effective preparation for all external and internal examinations and other assessments;

Review your own academic and personal progress as part of your development;

Participate in 20 hours of enrichment experience;

Participate in tutor group activities and programmes;

Be responsible learners and role-models for the whole school community;

Take part in one week work experience Conduct yourself at all times in a positive

manner and as a role model to others.

A?

Which of these grades is a pass at A level?

C?

E?

They all are!

Role Name

Head Girl Kamilla Fernandes

Head Boy Michael Prentice

Deputy Head Girl and

House Integration

Erin Forbes

Deputy Head Boy and

House Integration

Kieron Tyler- Doyle

Role NameHead Girl Kamilla Fernandes

Head Boy Michael Prentice

Deputy Head Girl and House Integration Erin Forbes

Deputy Head Boy and House Integration Kieron Tyler- Doyle

Role Name

Head of Welfare and Transition Maya Patel

Team member of W and T Francis Lim

Team member of W and T Srikavi Suseetharan (Cookie)

Team member of W and T Simran Seni

Team member of W and T Laura Howes

Team member of W and T Donnamariya Biju

Team member of W and T Courteney Ferris

Team member of W and T

Team member of W and T

Tadiwa Mbiri

Zoraiz Shafique

Role Name

Head of Charity and Fundraising Vismaya Jose

Team member of C and F Jack Sedgley

Team member of C and F Vivienne Coupe

Team member of C and F Fatema Begum

Team member of C and F Priyanka Bhakta

Team member of C and F Hannah Bruce

Team member of C and F Beth Collins

Team member of C and F Jennifer Nghiem

Team member of C and F Shannon Rowstron

Team member of C and F Tavleen Dhillon

Role Name

Head of Graduation Pia Dhillon

Team member of G Olivia Protheroe

Team member of G Tanvir Singh

Team member of G Kiran Sajan

Members of the sixth form organise many charityevents throughout the year, including:

•Fancy dress for Red Nose Day/Comic Relief

•Staff v sixth form football matches

•Cake sales for various charities

This can be done through the student leaders orthrough tutor groups.

• Early Lunch

• Return to the hall at 1:10pm (period 4)

If you are consideringuniversity, there areover 100 universitiesin the UK.

If you want to stayclose to home, thenyou have manyoptions on yourdoorstep.

WarwickCoventry

BirminghamBCU

AstonLeicester

DMUNottingham

Nottingham TrentDerby

Loughborough

Some university courses will ask for specific A level subjects; e.g.for Medicine you will have to study Chemistry.

Other courses may not ask for certain subjects. However, it maybe that you are more likely to considered by some universities ifyou have studied at least 2 of the following at A level.

• Mathematics and Further Maths

• English

• Physics

• Biology

• Chemistry

• Geography

• History

• Languages

These subjects are known as ‘facilitating’

subjects

The Russell Group represents 24 leading UKuniversities which are committed to maintainingan outstanding teaching and learning experiencefor students of all backgrounds.

As these universities are considered to be veryacademic, it is likely that for most courses, you willneed to have studied at least 2 of the facilitatingsubjects at A level.

The top 24 Russell Group Universities…

University of Birmingham University of BristolUniversity of Cambridge Durham UniversityUniversity of Edinburgh Cardiff UniversityUniversity of Glasgow Exeter UniversityImperial College London King's College LondonUniversity of Leeds University of LiverpoolLondon School of Economics University of ManchesterUniversity of NottinghamUniversity of Oxford Queen Mary, University of London University of SheffieldUniversity of Southampton University College LondonUniversity of Warwick University of YorkUniversity of St Andrews University of Lancaster

Look at www.ucas.com and click on coursesearch to get more ideas about entryrequirements at universities.

Having any A levels is going to improve your jobprospects and enable you to get on toapprenticeships.

This can sometimes lead you to achieving morequalifications at a higher level.

University places and jobs are becoming more andmore competitive.

More and more students are achieving the highestgrades at A level.

It is therefore essential that you carry out some extraactivities in order to widen your opportunities andprovide you with more options for the future.

Mr Handy is responsible for Enrichment and WorkExperience.

• No Hats!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!• No Crop Tops!• No offensive slogans on bags or T shirts etc.• No revealing clothes• No shorts• It is casual not business

Paper, calculator, etc. you need to be organised and prepared

• Lanyards and scanning in• Emails/Twitter/Facebook• Language and behavior around the school