Students in year twelve generally study three subjects and follow a two year A level course. In addition pupils may study EPQ (Extended Project Qualification Level 3), resit English and/or Maths GCSE, PSHCE and have timetabled (supervised) study sessions.
| Subject 1 | 5 Periods |
| Subject 2 | 5 Periods |
| Subject 3 | 5 Periods |
| PSHCE | 1 Period |
| Study | 2 Periods |
| EPQ | 2 Periods |
| ReSit | 2 Periods |
Students in year thirteen continue to study the three subjects started in year twelve as part of the two year A level course. In addition pupils may study resit English and/or Maths GCSE, PSHCE and have timetabled (supervised) study sessions.
| Subject 1 | 6 Periods |
| Subject 2 | 6 Periods |
| Subject 3 | 6 Periods |
| PSHCE | 1 Period |
| ReSit | 2 Periods |
Subjects are blocked based on applications during year eleven, some movement (to accommodate changes of subjects at enrolment) is possible in September but can not be guaranteed.
The decision to not run courses is also based on student application numbers and the impact/capacity to timetable.
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