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Sixth Form

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Sir Michael Wilshaw explains how Mossbourne prepares its students for further education.

6th Form Applications for 2013 entry (now closed)


The online application process is now closed for students wishing to attend the Clivebourne 6th Form Centre from September 2013.

Students who have completed their online applications will be contacted in writing by 8th February 2013 with regards to the status of their application. If you require further information, please email Nicola Robinson.

Welcome to the Clivebourne Sixth Form Centre

Ed Balls at MCA

In 2010 Head Boy and Head Girl, Samuel Ilelaboye and Martha Levi-Smythe, joined Ed Balls MP and founding principal, Sir Michael Wilshaw, f or the unveiling of the plaque to commemorate the opening of the Sixth Form Centre


 

6th Form Mission Statement

 

"In 2011 83% of our students obtained grade A*-C in A2,

7 achieved places in Cambridge and all except 5 students gained a place at university."

 

Our aim is to foster a dynamic and supportive community in which each student is encouraged to pursue a wide range of academic, cultural and leisure interests. We help students strive for standards of excellence in achieving their best, and to develop a sense of intellectual independence and social and moral responsibility in preparation for the roles which they will play in the wider society of the 21st Century.

As a developing Sixth Form we are ambitious to extend opportunities for sharing in a rich curriculum for the benefit of the community. To accomplish this, we will provide the highest standards of effective and innovative teaching and independent learning, whilst promoting mutual respect and a culture of inquiry leading to interest in post- 18 education and life-long learning.

 

Highlights of the A2 achievements 2011/12

  • 81% of examination grades were A*-C
  • 55% of examinations grades were A*-B
  • 12%of examination grades were A*
  • One student achieved 4 A* grades
  • All except five students have gained a place at university in the most competitive environment that UCAS has seen for a very long time.
  • One student won a place at medical school
  • Two students have accepted places at Cambridge University

 

 

 

YEAR 12 OPTIONS

AS Level Qualifications

Applicants will have gained 7 A*-C grades including English and Maths. In addition, a minimum of 4 B grades are required and should be relevant to their chosen AS level subjects.

Choose one subject from four of the five blocks

Please refer to individual subject guide for detailed entry criteria

Option Block A Option Block B Option Block C Option Block D Option Block E
English Literature Geography Maths Spanish Chemistry
Maths English Literature History
German
Economics
Chemistry Drama and Theatre Biology
Physics
Business Studies
Physical Education Biology Music Maths Physics
Product Design Computing Music Technology Sociology History
Philosophy and Ethics ICT Latin Media Studies English Literature
Art and Design French Accounting Further Maths

Psychology Classical Civilisation Government and Politics Psychology  
Textiles Economics
5 hours 5 hours 5 hours 5 hours 5 hours
*Health and Social Care with Applied Science(Double Award A Level)

 

*This programme cannot be combined with any other A Level subjects

 

 

Click here to download our 2012 prospectus

 

 
 

Coming Up

 

News

 

   

Segun Balogun and Catherine Craig are our new head boy and girl.

 

 

Speakers this term for Sixth Form Lecture Series:

 

  • Tom Hibbert - Tesco supply chain director - on behind the scenes of the well-known supermarket
  • Ben Fowler - Queen Mary University - on the benefits of higher education
  • Ambassador of Erasmus Scheme on studying abroad
  • Colonel Peacock on army careers
  • David Bone - Xoomworks Consulting on careers in IT
  • Adelaide Adade - trainee doctor on medical internship in Zimbabwe
  • Maja Kejman on careers in engineering
  • Richard Pym - Chairman of Bradford and Bingley Bank on the banking crisis
  • Adam Corsini - archaeologist
  • Cultural Attache from US Embassy on the presidential elections