Prospectus Annexe 2018-19

PROSPECTUS ANNEXE
2018-2019
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“The resources provided by teachers in many subjects are fantastic and
will help you achieve the best grade possible. The overall quality of
learning is outstanding.“ (Student, Year 12)

A LEVEL RESULTS 2018
Alperton Community School students have again exceeded all
expectations with a tremendous set of A Level results. They have been
awarded 81 A* and A grades, with almost 50% of the examinations being
awarded A*, A or B grades. As a result, more than 40% of students from
the A level cohort have been accepted onto top degree courses at
prestigious Russell Group universities.
We are particularly pleased with continued strong performances in Maths
and the sciences. Three quarters of students achieved grades A*/ A / B in
Chemistry, Maths, Further Maths, Art, Media, ICT and Sociology. We are
especially pleased with the exceptional progress students make in Art,
Business Studies, ICT, Media and Sociology.
ICT continued to be a very successful and popular subject with 96% of all
students achieving the highest grade of Distinction*. The 2018 results are a
further improvement on last year’s results which showed academic A Level
results to be higher than the national results.
SUBJECT
Medicine
Pharmacy
Business/Finance/Maths
Computing/Technology
Social Sciences
Science and Engineering
NUMBER OF STUDENTS
5 students
2 students
25 students
15 students
10 students
9 students
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CHOOSING A SUBJECT
1. Level of course
• If you are predicted to achieve Grade 6 and above in 5 subjects
or more choose from the Grade 3 subjects listed.
• If you are predicted to achieve Grade 5 or above in less than 5
subjects, choose from the subjects at Level 2 listed.
2. What style of learning do you prefer?
• If you prefer coursework based assessments spaced out
through the year choose up to 2 of the subjects with an *.
• If you prefer exam based assessments, you should note that
these are all taken within a one month period and you will have
a minimum of 3 exams to sit in every subject where there is no
coursework assessment.
3. What are your career thoughts?
• Research your chosen career/university course before chooing
your subjects; use our handy guide as a first step.
• Remember students achieve best in the subjects they enjoy
and are willing to study beyond the classroom and curriculum.
4. How interested are you in the subject?
• Will you be willing to engage in extracurricular reading and
activities in your chosen subjects?
• Will you voluntarily keep up to date with research and new
advancements within the field of your subject?
5. Where to get more help?
• Sixth Form Staff (Ms Zaraat, Mr Rayleigh, Ms Batra, Ms Bailey
and Ms Warwick)
• University subject webpages listing entry criteria
• Prospects Personal Advisor
• Head of Careers (Ms Radford)
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University Degree
Course
ESSENTIAL
A Levels
DESIRABLE
A Levels
HELPFUL
A Levels
Architecture Art, Maths English, Physics History, Psychology
Art, Fashion Art, Textiles Photography, Media,
ICT
English, Drama, Business
Business
No Essential Subjects Business,
Economics
ICT, Spanish, Politics
Economics Mathematics Economics
Business
Spanish, Sociology
Engineering Mathematics, Physics Chemistry Further Maths
English/
Journalism
English
Drama, History,
Psychology
Spanish, Media
History History English, Politics Geography, Sociology
ICT ICT Mathematics or Core
Maths
Physics, Business
Law, Politics or I.
Relations
English History, Politics Psychology, Drama
Mathematics,
Accounting
Mathematics Business, ICT Further Maths
Media Studies Media Studies English, ICT Politics/History
Medicine Chemistry, Biology Maths Psychology, English
Nursing Health & Social Care Biology, English,
Sport Science
Sociology, Psychology,
ICT
Psychology,
Criminology
No Essential Subjects Sociology, Biology
Psychology, English
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“I’ve had a great time at Alperton Community School.
The teachers are really kind and supportive. They gave
me great advice and I felt that I could talk to them at
any time.” (Sixth Form Student)

CURRICULUM OFFER
Level 3 Courses: Students will achieve Grade 5 – 9 in at least six GCSE subjects
including English & Maths, along with specific subject requirements listed below.
Curriculum Area Subjects Subject Specific Entry Requirements
Creative Studies
Art*
Photography*
Textiles*
• Art/Graphics Grade 5 – 9 if taken at GCSE
• Ability to work to tight coursework deadlines
• Commitment to exhibiting work at school events
Sciences
Mathematics
Social Sciences
World Studies
Arts
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
Mathematics
Further Maths
Core Maths
Health Care*
Sociology
Sport Science*
Psychology
Geography
History
Politics
Ethics
Drama
English Literature*
• Grade 5 - 9 in the chosen science is essential
• Commitment to attend residential field trips
• Grade 7 - 9 in Maths is essential for Physics
• Mathematics GCSE Grade 7 – 9 is essential
• Strong Logical thinking skills
• Core Maths requires a Mathematics GCSE Grade 5 and
can be taken as a fourth subject
• GCSE Science Grade 5 - 9 essential for Psychology,
Health Care and Sport Science.
• Grade 5 – 9 in chosen subject if taken at GCSE
• A scientific and research driven outlook
• Grade 5 – 9 in chosen subject if taken at GCSE
• Interest in World Issues, past and present
• Commitment to remain up to date with current affairs
• English GCSE Grade 5 – 9 is essential
• Drama/Media Grade 5 -9 if taken at GCSE
• Excellent written communication skills
Business
Languages
Computing
Business Studies
Business Finance*
Economics
French
Spanish
ICT*
Media*
• Business Studies Grade 5–9 if taken at GCSE
• Commitment to remain up to date with current affairs
• Grade 5–9 in the chosen language at GCSE
• Commitment to extracurricular spoken activities
• ICT Grade 5–9 if taken at GCSE
• Ability to work to tight coursework deadlines
Level 2 Courses: Students will achieve Level 3 in at least six GCSE subjects including
English & Maths, along with specific subject requirements listed below.
Health Care
Level 2 Science
• Commitment to attend weekly work experience
• Excellent independent research skills
• Commitment to re-sit English and/or Maths GCSEs
Level 2 ICT
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“Alperton is a great place to learn. The school
has fantastic resources and teachers are really
supportive.“ (Student, Year 12)

EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITES
Summer Schools
We support you in securing a place at these highly competitive residential courses held at
Oxford, Cambridge, Eton College and prestigious Russel Group Universities. These courses
provide you with skills and opportunities which aim to enhance your chances of getting into
top Universities. In 2017 over 70 of our year 12 students attended Summer Schools across
the country, including 9 students who were invited to Cambridge. Read about their
experience on our website.
EPQ
You have the opportunity to sign up for The Extended Project Qualification alongside the
three subjects you will be studying in Year 12. You will be given dedicated and timetabled
supervision to support you towards completing this independent research based programme
in an area you are personally interested. Students in the Sixth Form have successfully
completed this project in topics ranging from Dentistry to Football, many achieving an A* - A
grade.
Enrichment Programme
We provide you with weekly and timetabled enrichment opportunities, allowing you to
develop a new skill or refine an existing one. Our enrichment programme includes certified
courses such as British Sign Language, First Aid and Multi Sports. Our dedicated Business
teachers support our students into applying for The Aspire Programme, which pairs students
with mentors from the Business world. These mentors will support you in gaining a feel for
the world of work whilst also encouraging you towards achieving your goals.
Student Leadership Opportunities
The Sixth Form Student Leadership Team and Student Council represent the Sixth Form at
key events throughout the year. They are responsible for running a number of iniatives,
including our Sixth Form Magazine, The Buzz, which keeps the student body updated on key
events.
Competitions
Every year teachers within the Sixth Form will encourage and support you into entering
national and global competitions. These include Micro Tyco, First Give, Maths Challenge and
more. Our students achieved national recognition in the Micro Tyco challenge, winning 2nd
Place after competing against schools in the UK and abroad. In addition to this, 30 students
from Alperton went on to win work experience at Deloitte, on their ASPIRE work
experience programme.
Other benefits
Every student in the Sixth Form is provided with a brand new Chrome Book to support their
E-Learning. A tailored PSHE programme ensures we begin supporting you in achieving your
next step goals early, with academic skills workshops and peer mentoring. We have 3
designated study areas, including an academic library open to Sixth Form students throughout
the school day. We also provide you with specialist support with University or Employment
applications and prepare you for interviews by planning strategic mock interviews throughout
the year.
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“The atmosphere of collegiality is
wonderful and the teachers are
always keen to support and advice us.”
(Sixth Form Student)

7 REASONS TO CHOOSE ALPERTON SIXTH FORM
1. We put you first
It’s your life, your future, so we’ll help you put together a programme of study that gets you
where you want to go. You can use our open evenings, our bridging week in the Summer
Term to look at what subjects to take at A Level. We will also sit down with you and talk
through your options in detail at your one-to-one interview. At every stage, we’re here to
listen, advise and support you in your choices.
2. We will provide the best teaching
Our teachers are friendly, experienced, and creative in delivery and real experts in their
subjects. Above all, they’re committed to helping you get the grades you need for whatever
you plan to do next. We are very proud that many of our students meet and exceed their
target grades.
3. We are your kind of people
At Alperton Sixth Form, you’ll be with like-minded people who want to work hard, do well
and get on in life. We’re a tight-knit community of around 350 students and you’ll fit right
in with our high achieving ethos and aspirations.
4. It’s tought at the top, not!
We are consistently in the top 25% for progress of all schools and Colleges in England. Also,
Oxford Analytics Research, an independent company has shown that three of our subjects
at A Level are in the top 12 performing subjects in the country for progress for those
subjects. That’s top 12, looking at more than 2500 institutions! That’s beyond fantastic!
5. We support you with the next steps
Whatever you hope to do after Sixth Form, our dedicated Sixth Form Team will help get
you there. They specialise in UCAS coaching and preparation for university interviews – in
2014 and 2015, more than 90% of our students went on to study at university. The team
can also help you plan a gap year, go on to other types of study or find your first real job or
apprenticeship.
6. Teamwork makes the dream work!
We have a dedicated team of tutors to support you during your transition and every week
during mentoring. They know how to support Sixth Form students and they have been
handpicked to be part of the Sixth Form team. This will ensure you get the best possible
support at all times. We want your dreams to come true!
7. Where everybody knows your name
It’s always a bit overwhelming to start a new season somewhere else. Research has shown
that students achieve best when they stay in their own school. This is because the teachers
know you! They know how to support you and bring out the best in you! We are a Sixth
Form that continues to inspire, continues to achieve and help you be the best you can
possibly be!
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STUDENT DESTINATIONS
Students from Alperton Community School are now represented in the
following Russell Group universities: Oxford, Cambridge, London School of
Economics, Imperial College, Warwick, Birmingham, York, Manchester, Bristol,
University College London, King’s College London, Queen Mary
and Southampton.
Surname First Name HE Institution/Employer Course
Abdallah Abdirahman Brunel Politics
Abdi Sahra Goldsmiths English
Abdi Samad Ilhan City Nursing
Abdullahi Afnan City Psychology
Abdullahi Laila LSBU Diagnostic Radiography
Aden Ubah College Access to Nursing
Ahmed Nagad London Metropolitan Teaching
Al-Djaitab Sarah Roehampton Psychology and Counselling
Ali Ali Bashir City Mechanical Engineering
Ali Zowda Queen Mary’s Pharmacology
Amaralingam Vinusan Brighton Medicine
Amratlal Diven East London Accouting and Finance
Amratlal Jigar Middlesex Computer Science
Ansar Asna Anglia Ruskin Nursing and Social Work
Foundation Year /Child Nursing
Argi Viquen Apprenticeship Finance (Deloitte)
Arora Chanel Employment
Bhadra Parth Sunilbhai City Aerospace Engineering
Bharmal Moiz Kingston Aerospace Engineering with
Foundation Year
Nikita Reading Pharmacy
Chowdury Tahmid Employment
Deepal Keval Employment
Desai Aum Kent Computer Science
Deuchande Hinisha Middlesex Business Management
Deyr Hussein Brunel Business Management
Dondia Anish Brunel Computer Science
Dutt Monica York Mathematics
Elshafei Reham Ravensbourne Architecture
Galili Ahmad Shabir Southampton Engineering
Geedi Abdibasid Employment Security
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Gurung Misty City Psychology
Hammoud Iman St Georges Radiography
Haresh Ankush Queen Mary’s Economics
Hirani Jaymin Exeter Maths
Ilyas Maria UEL Psychosocial Theory & Practice
Irachande Dharita Surrey Psychology
Jeintilal Vinisha Surrey Biomedical Science
Jethwa Zeel Sanatkumar Brunel Digital Design
Jimaleh Abdirahman Hertfordshire Computer Science
Jimalle Hudda City International Politics
Joshi Jeetendra Imperial Engineering
Kalooji Safa City Business
Kaneswaran Laxszaa Middlesex Biomedical Science
Karki Jessica Royal Holloway Politics and International Relations
Kathrecha Jugal Brunel Accounting and Finance
Kerai Sneha Ravensbourne Digital Film Production
Khan Saad Royal Holloway Economics
Khan Sarmad Westminster English
Kirticumar Mitali Employment
Lacmane Jenisha Queen Mary’s Physics
Lacmane Purvisha Employment
Lacmichande Sidhi Kent Economics
Lakhani Kanaiya Deepak Nottingham English Literature and Philosophy
Lakhani Kishen UEA Philosophy and Politics
Liptakova Veronika Bangor Psychology with Neuroscience
Lopes Nigel Apprenticeship Software Engineering
Mahendra Daxit Greenwich Digital Film Production
McHugh Daniella Queen Mary’s English and Creative Writing
Meggi Hemali Hertfordshire Business and Finance
Miah Mohammed Jamil Middlesex Computer Science
Mohamed Marian - Mulky Employment
Mohamed Samira Bulgaria Medicine
Mohamud Asmaa Brunel Creative Writing
Mohanlal Satyam Employment
Mokrani Jamaleddine Employment
Morar Hiral Brunel Global Challenges
Moubacher Maya Zakaria UEL Early Childhood
Muhammad Nabeeha UEA Economics
Mullici Endrit Hertfordshire Computer Science
Naik Hetvi UCL Medicine
Narane Sonali Kent Business Management
Narotam Hardik KCL Electronic and Information
Engineering
Nayi Karan Northhampton Criminology
Parekh Pratik Brunel Computer Science
Patel Ajay Warwick Economics
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Patel Akshar Hertfordshire Accounting and Finance
Patel Anikat Nitin Brunel Computer Science
Patel Ayushi Roehampton Psychology
Patel Pragna UCL Pharmacy
Patel Priya Hertfordshire Accounting and Finance
Patel Sarthak UCL MPharmacy
Pindolia Paresh Apprenticeship & Uxbridge Accounting
College
Pradipkumar Dinisha Hertfordshire Marketing
Rai Prashan Employment
Ramchande Jeny Westminster Biomedical Sciences
Ramesh Hariyali UCL Medical Sciences and Engineering
Ramji Pritesh Hertfordshire Business Analysis
Rangi Janame Hertfordshire Nursing
Raveendran Anojan City Aeronautical Engineering
Raveendran Mowshalan QMUL Biomedical Science
Ravindrakumar Krushang Hertfordshire Ecology
Sandrasekar Kiruththika Bucks New Nursing
Sanjay Shreyash Queen Mary’s Computer Science
Santilal Dhruv Brunel Computer Science
Siab Maryam Hertfordshire Law
Solanki Janvi Queen Mary’s Biomedical Sciences
Sukumar Koshal Raam Aston Pharmacy
Subramaniam
Tailor Dharmika Middlesex Criminology
Tailor Nidhi West London Nursing
Thurairajah Adshaja Jessica City Psychology
Ullas Jimesh Coventry Computer Science
Uthayakumar Lavanja Hertfordshire Accounting and Finance
Vala Ritik Brunel Computer Science
Valgi Viral City Economics
Vassantlal Ankit Brunel Computer Science
Vyas Jay Southampton Physics
Williams Rhys Employment
Yassin Mohamoud City Economics
Yusuf Nasrin LSBU Radiography
Mohammed Brunel Mechanical Engineering
Deepak Nikita West London
Alselami Abdullah QMUL
Khalif Werda SOAS Law
Maharjan Surina KCL Medicine
Mehta Harshil Apprenticeship Finance (Deloitte)
Pal Sonia Tryphena UEA Film Studies and English Literature
Pangarkar Iqra UCL Medicine
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