H2U Vol 7 Issue 3 Jan 2008.pub - Highcliffe School
H2U Vol 7 Issue 3 Jan 2008.pub - Highcliffe School
H2U Vol 7 Issue 3 Jan 2008.pub - Highcliffe School
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Course Updates<br />
Now that the Sixth Form is<br />
firmly established as the<br />
largest in Christchurch and<br />
achieving the best results<br />
in the local area we are<br />
very pleased to announce<br />
some new courses and developments.<br />
Dance GCSE and Dance<br />
Sports Leader Awards are<br />
now a popular choice. Miss<br />
Clark has a real following<br />
for these new and exciting<br />
courses in Expressive Arts!<br />
We have expanded into the<br />
Travel and Tourism industry<br />
with a BTEC Diploma and an<br />
A level planned. Work experience<br />
abroad or with<br />
Bournemouth International<br />
Airport is a real possibility!<br />
Mr Jobbins has specific<br />
course information.<br />
The acclaimed Higher Sports<br />
Leader Award has been piloted<br />
with huge success and<br />
will now be launched to a<br />
wider audience. Dani Trudgeon<br />
and Tom Riley in Yr 13<br />
EXCITING NEW TYPE OF COURSE<br />
FOR 2008<br />
There is a new A level course, which is currently being<br />
delivered by a select group of Sixth Forms. We<br />
are pleased to be able to be part of the group of Sixth<br />
Forms to offer the Extended Project Qualification,<br />
which is research based.<br />
It will provide an excellent insight into University<br />
style research whilst supporting A level coursework in<br />
any subject. We have been given the opportunity for<br />
10 students to join the national pilot. Our aim is for<br />
students to develop individual community based research<br />
projects and will suit students from aspiring<br />
lawyers to medics, scientists, psychologists, linguists,<br />
business and IT specialists, technologists, art students,<br />
human and environmental geographers, earth<br />
and environmental scientists, historians, aspiring musicians,<br />
theatre and dance performers, sport leaders,<br />
English, media and film specialists, mathematicians<br />
and perhaps above all philosophy and ethics students!<br />
Further information is imminent!<br />
If you are interested please contact the Sixth<br />
Form Office, as places are strictly limited to 10.<br />
are completing the Award<br />
and have been given preferential<br />
offers at the most<br />
prestigious Sport Universities<br />
in the country. The<br />
HSLA students are involved<br />
in some outstanding<br />
teaching and<br />
sport leadership activities.<br />
Mrs Webber will give you<br />
further details as required<br />
and will introduce you to<br />
the new Sixth Form and<br />
staff Fitness Suite.<br />
Business Studies goes<br />
from strength to strength<br />
with the addition of the<br />
Advanced level BTEC National<br />
Award. Mr Callear<br />
can help with further information.<br />
In the Da Vinci Centre we<br />
have graduated to the<br />
Product Design A level.<br />
Many more students are<br />
studying this subject at<br />
GCSE and the rewards at A<br />
level are endless. This<br />
complements the BTEC Diploma<br />
in Art Design, which<br />
is now entering its third<br />
successful year and completes<br />
a full suite of qualifications<br />
in Technology and<br />
Art! Please contact any<br />
member of the Art Design<br />
Technology team for further<br />
details on any course.<br />
You can of course visit the<br />
Sixth Form website or call<br />
in to the Sixth Form Office.<br />
Reports by Mrs Karanja<br />
& Mr O’Connor<br />
Page 26 <strong>H2U</strong>, <strong>Vol</strong> 7 <strong>Issue</strong> 3 - <strong>Jan</strong>uary 2008