A Levels.

Welcome Year 11 students.

Find out more about the next steps in preparing to start your A Level programme.

The last two years have been a challenge for all students, but particularly difficult for those being examined this year after spending some of your GCSE study time learning in new and innovative ways. Both teachers and students have had to learn and develop different ways of working.

However, there are many positive aspects to this. If you wish to progress to study A-Levels for your next steps - which we hope you do - then you will be required to further develop your skills to learn independently. You will be studying far fewer subjects at College, but you will be expected to spend as much time studying outside of the classroom as you do in your lessons. You are given study periods on your timetable to complete this work - and you choose where you do it (home or study spaces in College).

Therefore, the way that you have learnt to study in a much more independent way at some points over the last two years has prepared you well for your next steps. You have been supported by your teachers in new and different ways, but have also been in charge of your own learning at home.

You will find some study resources below that will further prepare you for your next level of study on an A-Level programme. Please complete each of them to the best of your ability. You will be required to bring the subject specific task for each of your subjects to your first lesson in September.