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Curriculum Vision and Plan

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English Faculty: GCSE

Language Curriculum Map

English Language develops speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills essential for communication. These skills support participation in society and the world of work.

  • 20th Century Literature Reading and Creative Prose Writing
  • 19th and 21st Century Non-Fiction Reading and Transactional/Persuasive Writing
  • Spoken Language

English Literature Curriculum Map

English Literature allows students to read a wide range of classic literature and develop critical, evaluative reading skills, while encouraging creative and analytical writing.

  • Shakespeare and Poetry
  • Post-1914 Prose/Drama
  • 19th Century Prose and Unseen Poetry

Mathematics: GCSE

Foundation & Higher Curriculum Map

Maths develops logical thinking and problem-solving skills, crucial for budgeting, finances, and understanding statistics in the modern world.

  • Number
  • Algebra
  • Shape, Space and Measure
  • Data Handling & Probability
  • Problem solving in context

Science: GCSE

Science fosters understanding of the universe and equips students with essential analytical, literacy, and numeracy skills for problem-solving and ethical discussions.

Course: Combined Science Trilogy or Biology, Chemistry, and Physics

Biology Curriculum Map

  • Transporting Substances
  • Communicable Diseases
  • Digestion
  • Plants
  • Ecosystems

Chemistry Curriculum Map

  • Bonding
  • Quantitative Chemistry
  • Acids & Alkalis
  • Chemical Changes
  • Chemical Analysis

Physics Curriculum Map

  • Forces
  • Forces Application
  • Atomic Structure

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Business, IT & Computer Science Faculty

Business: GCSE Curriculum Map

Students investigate the economic climate and business operations, developing skills such as analysis and evaluation using structured exams.

  • Production Processes
  • Efficiency
  • Customer Service
  • Globalisation

Computer Science: GCSE

  • Systems Architecture
  • Algorithms
  • Networks and Security

Enterprise: Curriculum Map

  • Market Research
  • Product Proposal
  • Promotional Campaign

IT: Curriculum Map

  • Market Research
  • Product Proposal
  • Promotional Campaign

Expressive Arts Faculty

Art: GCSE Curriculum Map

Art develops formal and practical skills in a range of media, encouraging students to explore conceptual skills, current culture, history, and society.

  • Portfolio Development
  • Researching Artists, Movements, and Cultures
  • Exploring Formal Art Skills
  • Creative Experimentation
  • Developing Ideas Based on Themes

Drama: GCSE Curriculum Map

Drama develops confidence, presentation, and teamwork skills, essential for careers in media, management, and education, as well as theater.

  • Understanding Drama: Study and Performance
  • Devising Drama: Collaboration and Performance
  • Texts in Practice: Script Interpretation and Performance

Music: GCSE Curriculum Map

Music encourages creativity in performance, composition, and appraisal, giving students a wide range of opportunities to perform and appreciate music.

  • Performance on Chosen Instrument
  • Composition and Ensemble Work
  • Listening and Appraising
  • Aural Recognition

Geography: GCSE Curriculum Map

Geography: GCSE Curriculum Map

Geography explores the relationship between people and the environment, encouraging fieldwork, problem-solving, and decision-making skills.

  • Living with the Physical Environment
  • Challenges in the Human Environment
  • Geographical Applications
  • Geographical Skills

History: GCSE Curriculum Map

History: GCSE Curriculum Map

History helps students understand the present by engaging with the past, encouraging curiosity and critical analysis.

  • America 1920-1973
  • Conflict and Tension 1894-1918
  • Britain, Health and The People 1000-Present Day
  • Elizabethan England 1568-1603

MFL Faculty

French: GCSE Curriculum Map

French develops awareness of French culture and language skills through ICT, trips, and language ambassador programs.

  • Identity and Culture
  • Global Areas of Interest
  • Study and Employment

PSHE: Curriculum Map

 

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Religious Studies: GCSE Curriculum Map

Religious Studies explores beliefs, values, and ethics, challenging students to think critically about how religion influences culture and society.

  • Christianity and Islam
  • Religion and Life
  • Religion, Peace, and Conflict
  • Religion, Crime, and Punishment
  • Religion, Human Rights, and Social Justice

Sports Faculty

Physical Education: Core Curriculum Map

Physical Education: GCSE Curriculum Map

Physical Education: BTEC Curriculum Map

P.E. helps students understand how and why they are successful in physical activities, covering theory and practical performance.

  • Anatomy and Physiology
  • Movement Analysis
  • Physical Training
  • Sports Psychology

Technology Faculty (A)

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Hospitality & Catering provides knowledge about the hospitality industry, emphasizing teamwork, health and safety, and food safety law.

  • Hospitality and Catering Industry
  • Teamwork in Hospitality
  • Health and Safety
  • Food Safety Law
  • Cooking Skills and Planning

Textiles: GCSE / Technical Award Curriculum Map

Textiles explores modern and traditional textile techniques, teaching students to design products that meet client needs while considering sustainability.

  • Natural and Synthetic Materials
  • Color, Texture, and Light Properties
  • Exploring Media and Materials
  • Developing Design Ideas

Technology Faculty (B)

Design & Technology: GCSE Curriculum Map

Design & Technology focuses on creating innovative products using various materials and techniques, emphasizing sustainability and environmental impact.

  • Emerging Technologies
  • Energy Generation and Storage
  • Materials and Properties
  • Design Ideas and Prototype Development