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Sixth Form Open EveningThursday 2nd February 2012 6pm - 8pm

Queens Drive, Walton, Liverpool, L4 6SH I Telephone: 0151-235 1200

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Consider allyour optionsSO, you’re 16 years of

age, or approachingthat milestone, andyou’ve reached thefirst stage in your life

when you find yourself at amajor crossroads and have tothink, which way next?

But even with your GCSEresults some way off, it’s nottoo early to look at youroptions for sixth formeducation.

Your time at sixth form isa major stepping-stonebetween the compulsoryperiod of study expected ofchildren and young adults inthe UK and the wider worldof work and higher educationawaiting them in the future.

During your sixth formeducation you can study Alevels or AS levels, whilesome colleges will give youthe option to choose work-related qualificationsinstead, such as vocationalcourses working towards theQualifications and CreditFramework. Others may offerqualifications in Key Skills,

which are essential skillsthat employers are on thelookout for.

The idea of these courses isto either help you into highereducation or into a job whenyou leave sixth form.

You can study towardsthese qualifications at a sixthform college, a school sixthform, a further educationcollege or a specialist college.

While many people chooseto continue their education atthe school where they tooktheir GCSEs, it is a good ideato keep your options openand consider what otherschools and colleges canoffer. After all, you mightfind a nearby college offers awealth of subjects you didn’trealise were open to you.

Sixth form sizes varyconsiderably and tend tooffer quite different facilitiesand course options.

Make sure you thinkthoroughly about what typeof course you want to do,what subjects you might needto take for your future study

or career path, and whetheryour chosen school or collegecan meet these requirements.

If you do want to follow aquite specific path you mayfind that a specialist college,such as an art college or adance and drama school,might be a better option foryou.

Always visit a school orcollege before you decide toattend. Many schools andcolleges hold open days toallow prospective studentsthe chance to look aroundand meet the staff. Take intoaccount how far it is fromyour home and how easy itwill be to travel there. Otherthings to consider include: doyou like the teaching staff,are the class sizes too large,are the courses suitable foryou, and are the generalamenities good?

Take your time, weigh upthe options, ask advice fromteachers and parents, andyou’ll find you can make thedecision on which directionto take next with confidence. There are plenty of study options open to sixth-formers

Belvedere Academy

BELVEDERE AcademySixth Form is a livelyand friendly place toboth learn and study.A top performing

sixth form, Belvedere iscommitted to building uponits reputation as adistinguished provider of thehighest quality academiceducation.

Students are engaged intheir subjects by talentedteachers, inspired to enjoystudying in an atmosphere ofmutual respect and support.Belvedere will prepare youfor the future you desire andequip you with friends forlife.

The 2011 results speak forthemselves; 29% of all A levelgrades were A*-A, while 61%of all A level grades wereA*-B.

There are plenty ofopportunities within thesixth form; from directing tomentoring, everyone has animportant role to play inday-to-day life at Belvedere.

There is an open choice atA level and many studentscross the arts/science divide.

In Year 12 students choosefour subjects to study from awide range of AS courses onoffer.

Students also follow aGeneral Studies course inYear 12 which leads to an ASqualification.

In Year 13 students choosethree of their AS subjects tocontinue to A level. And inaddition to these areas ofstudy, sixth formers completean extended project as part ofthe AQA Baccalaureatequalification.

The Belvedere Academywas inspected by Ofsted onMay 26 and 27, 2010. This wasthe Academy's first Ofstedinspection since opening in2007, and the inspectorspraised the sixth form asOutstanding in all aspects.

The report said: “Students’personal development isexemplary. They are confi-dent, articulate, ambitiousyoung women who want tosucceed and are proud oftheir achievements. They

show unstinting commitmentto the academy and takepride in their associationwith it.”

And the praise continued:“The outstanding leadershipof the sixth form is drivingimprovement andexpansion.”

“Teachers’ excellentsubject knowledge shinesthrough.”

“The intervention andsupport provided, includingfor the most vulnerablestudents, is well judged andis highly regarded by thestudents themselves.”

And: “In the sixth form,the proportion of studentsgaining A or B grades inGCE A level examinations iswell above average.”

Prepare for the future

Belvedere Academy offers outstanding opportunities

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Alsop High School

ALSOP High School isone of the largestschools in the city,with nearly 1,800students on roll,

including more than 300 inthe sixth form.

In July 2011 the schoolcelebrated its best everexamination results, with83% of students achieving atleast five A* grades at GCSE,and a 99% pass rate in thesixth form.

It is a school of first choice,with a welcoming, caring andsuccessful environmentwhich promotes and valuesstudents’ achievements.

The school believes everystudent has the capacity toreach their full potential, andto offer something to society.

Headteacher Joe Mangansaid: “Students come to AlsopHigh Sixth Form Centre tolearn, achieve and succeed,following their ownpersonalised pathways.”

Indeed, Alsop High Schoolgives students the chance tocontinue their studies in oneof Liverpool’s biggest sixthform centres. The extensiveand inclusive curriculumoffers more than 30 levelthree courses, with a widemixture of traditional Alevels and vocational BTECcourses on offer.

The school also providesan exciting enrichmentprogramme, incorporating

lessons in scuba diving,dancing, sign language andmore. In addition, The Dukeof Edinburgh Award Scheme,Volunteering Certificate andSports Leader Award are alloffered to older students,encouraging social skills andbuilding confidence andteamwork.

The sixth form also has astrong pastoral team, with ahead of year, two assistantheads of year, a pastoralsupport mentor and studentsupport officer. The teamprovides both pastoral andacademic support throughoutKey Stage 5.

Each year a large numberof students go on to univer-sity or higher education –something of which theschool is very proud. Exten-sive guidance is given forthose applying for university,with regular UCAS supportsessions and trips touniversities organised.

The new sixth formfacilities at Alsop are secondto none. State-of-the-artlearning and studying aidsare available, ensuring allstudents have everythingthey need to learn, enjoy andsucceed.

The Building Schools forthe Future programme (BSF)has ensured Alsop now hassome of the best facilities inMerseyside. Sixth formershave access to the latesttechnology to support theirdevelopment, with over 1,600PCs and laptops, interactivewhiteboards in every room,ultra-fast broadband accessand the latest software tohand. The school’s new sixthform centre containsdesignated study areas and acyber cafe, accessible to sixthformers only.

The new facilities aretransforming learning atAlsop, helping supportstudents to be successful.

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Sixth FormOpen Evening

Thursday 9th February 2012Starts 6.00pm

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Childwall School

Shorefields

PROSPECTIVEstudents and theirparents are warmlyinvited to a sixth formopen evening at

Childwall School onWednesday, February 22beginning at 6.30pm.

Childwall School is aspecialist sports and sciencecollege and, with nearly 300pupils, its sixth form is oneof the biggest in the city.

In partnership with KingDavid High School,Broadgreen InternationalSchool and The Academy ofSt Francis Assisi, the sixthform is able to offer a widerange of course choices forall levels of learner.

Director of the sixth formOwen Crispin said: “Iwarmly invite anyoneconsidering Childwall Schoolto our open evening onFebruary 22. I would behappy to show any prospec-tive students and theirparents around the sixthform; it is, after all, a hugedecision to make.”

The school’s aim is toprovide well-taught, suitablecourses, in order for itsstudents to successfullysecure a place in further orhigher education, training oremployment.

In September 2011,Childwall School wasdelighted to take ownershipof a newly-built Sixth Form

Learning Centre, housed inthe Fiveways NeighbourhoodCentre, which also accomm-odates a library and NHSfacilities. The sixth form alsobenefits from a 70-computerwireless network and anon-site pastoral office.

“This allows us to assistand support independentwork, with a purpose-builtYear 13 study room and anopen-plan learning area,”said Mr Crispin.

The sixth form offers ahost of A levels, Level 3BTECs and a number ofLevel 2 courses. Inpartnership with Everton inthe Community, it also runs aLevel 3 Football Academyand hosts Mersey Tigers’Basketball Academy.

“Last year almost half ofall our Year 13 students wenton to further their study athigher education

institutions,” said MrCrispin. “While many of ourstudents chose to study atuniversities locally, a largenumber also spread theirwings and have ventured on,continuing their studies atuniversities across the lengthand breadth of the UK.”

The sixth form prides itselfon offering an excellentUCAS system, ensuring thatstudents who wish to go onto university have theopportunity and guidancethroughout their applicationprocess.

Mr Crispin added: “I amproud of the pastoral supportthat we have in place for allof our students. Togetherwith group tutors, oursupporting team provides ahigh level of care, guidanceand support for everyindividual learner within oursixth form.

“Ofsted deemed thepastoral care as outstanding,and I am convinced that inthe coming years it can onlyget better as we strive to giveevery student the very bestfurther educationexperience.”

For more informationabout the open evening onWednesday, February 22 call0151 722 1561, log ontowww.childwallsc.co.uk orvisit Childwall SportsCollege, Fiveways, QueensDrive, Liverpool, L15 6XZ.

See facilities for yourself

The newly-built Sixth FormLearning Centre

THE proposed trans-formation of Shore-fields TechnologyCollege to UniversityAcademy Liverpool

has provided the opportunityto redefine and redesignsixth form provision in thesouth of Liverpool.

The college has an excitingand dynamic approach tosixth form that focuses ondeveloping the whole studentso they can meet theexpectations of highereducation and the world ofwork.

The proposed UniversityAcademy Liverpool isdeveloping a sixth form withclear pathways for success,with excellent links with itspartner, the University ofChester Academies Trust.

The University of Chesterwill offer its studentspreferential terms of entryonto higher level degreecourses by guaranteeing aUAL student an ‘offer’ of aplace if they meet all theentry requirements.

Shorefields TechnologyCollege prides itself on itshigh quality and creativeapproach to learning and is asixth form that can meet theneeds of young people insouth Liverpool.

It has excellent links to allhigher education providersin the Merseyside region toensure clear progression

routes for all students.The development of

exciting Level 3 courses insport, science and childdevelopment, linked to long-term work placements, offerssixth formers a balance ofeducation and work-basedtraining that supports theirdevelopment to beoutstanding members of thelocal community.

It also offers Level 2courses in growth areas ofbusiness and tourism as wellas an innovative course infootball coaching withguaranteed work-basedlearning leading to an NVQLevel 2.

Uniquely, the college offersa Level 1 and Level 2 bridgingcourse that offers studentsthe support mechanism todevelop communication andstudy skills.

This prepares studentsfully for the next stage oflearning and ensures thatonce they begin a sixth formcourse they can ensurehigher grades and betteraccess to university coursesof their choice.

University AcademyLiverpool will be dedicated todelivering the highest qualityprovision to every studentwho wishes to continue theireducation in its sixth form.

Anexciting future ahead

Shorefields Technology College is looking to the future withits University Academy Liverpool proposal

Sixth FormShorefields Technology College

Telephone: 0151 727 1387Email: shorefields@shorefields.comWeb: www.shorefields.comDingle Vale, Liverpool, L8 9SJ

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Roby Sixth Form College

Dedicated to helping students prosperIF you want to be part of

a college that’sdedicated to learningand ensures its studentsbuild up a wealth of

knowledge and skills, thenRoby Sixth Form College(part of KnowsleyCommunity College) iscertainly the one for you.

An Open Evening will beheld on Thursday, January26 from 5pm to 8pm, givingyou the perfect opportunityto take a look around thecollege and discover theexcellent range of facilities,such as well-equippedstudy centres, an AppleMac Suite, a 180-seatperformance theatre and abrand new fitness suite.

Roby Sixth Form Collegeoffers a fantastic range ofA levels in a wide varietyof subjects, along withLevel 3 BTECs in art anddesign, media, music,performing arts, publicservices and sport.

What’s more, in 2011 thestudents at the collegeproduced an excellent setof examination results,with 17 A level subjectsgaining a 100% pass rate,and an overall pass rate of95%. Experienced andfriendly tutors aim toensure students get the

most out of the course,helping them build up awealth of knowledge andunderstanding in theirchosen subjects.

The college has alsoachieved the Matrix Stand-ard in student support andoffers excellent careerguidance to get studentsready for the next steptowards university andemployment.

There’s also a packedenrichment programmewhich includes yoga,five-a-side football, drivingtheory practice, a choir,radio skills with 99.8fmKCC Live, the Duke ofEdinburgh award and somuch more.

New for 2012, Roby SixthForm College is offering up

to 20 A level scholarshipsto help support giftedschool leavers with their Alevel studies. So, howwould you like up to £2,000to support you in achievingyour potential?

To apply for thescholarship students mustbe leaving school insummer 2012 and bepredicted to achieve atleast seven GCSE subjectpasses at Grade B or above(including English, mathsand science). Additionally,students will also be askedto provide a 500-wordpersonal statement on whythey’re choosing to study Alevels and the career theywish to embark upon, plusthe qualities they can bringto Roby Sixth Form both

academically and throughenrichment.

Students will be able toapply online or request aform by contacting studentservices. More details willbe available at the JanuaryOpen Evening.

So, if you’re leavingschool in 2012 visit RobySixth Form College onRupert Road, Roby, onThursday, January 26 from5pm to 8pm and discoverthe great range of coursesand facilities available.

For more details emailinfo@knowsleycollege.ac.uk, log on to the websitewww.knowsleycollege.ac.ukor call 0845 155 1055. Youcan also follow the collegeon facebook.com/knowsleycollege.

In 2011students atRoby sixthformproducedexcellentexaminationresults, withan overallpass rate of95%

Become part of a College that is dedicated to learning, wherestaff are ambitious and want you to succeed and studentsrespect their environment and each other.

OPEN EVENINGROBY SIXTH FORM COLLEGE

Speak to expert staff and meet current students, tour our fantastic facilities including brand-new fitness suite and get a real taste of College life.

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De La Salle Academy

THE De La SalleAcademy is making itsmark on the Liverpooleducational scene, andnowhere is this more

evident than in the multitudeof improvements which havebeen introduced to the sixthform at the Academy.

Students registering forthe sixth form can nowchoose from an increasedrange of subjects.

As well as those whichhave traditionally beenoffered, there are nowoptions to study subjectssuch as law, psychology,media studies and sociology.

These options follow thehuge success which the Alevel in film studies has beenenjoying in recent years, andopen up new combinations ofsubjects for universitycourses in film and media,as well as providing agrounding for applicants inlaw and psychology.

Additionally, A levelcourses in music andSpanish have been added tothe pool of options, giving agreat range of choices forsixth form students.

Add in the multi-millionpound building programmeand the bank of Apple Macsuites to support sixth formstudy, and there is noquestion that students at theAcademy can look forward toa promising future.

What’s more, the Academyhas a flexible approach tostudy, and students are nowable to access A level coursesin Year 11.

It is not just in theclassroom that the De LaSalle Academy offers anattractive package tostudents. The Duke ofEdinburgh Award Scheme isoffered as an enrichmentoption, and all sixth formstudents will have theopportunity to progress tothe Gold Award.

Other extra-curricularofferings include driverawareness training, footballcoaching badges andclimbing instructorqualifications.

This year, six of theAcademy’s sixth formerswere delegates on behalf ofthe city at a two-weekeducation conference inShanghai, where they met

students from around theworld. This was an incredibleexperience for them, andthey represented Liverpoolwith pride.

The Academy sends itsbest wishes to its formerstudent Jack Meredith, nowat the University of Bath, andhoping to be selected for thehurdles event in next year’sLondon Olympics. Anotherrecent success was JosephBrennan, who survived arigorous and competitiveselection procedure to securea fully-sponsored apprentice-ship with KaplanAccountancy.

The sixth form is open tomale and female studentsacross Merseyside. If youwant a bright future, andhave the desire to work hardto achieve your goals, thenThe De La Salle Academylooks forward to hearingfrom you.

A wide range of options

’Wemade the right choice’

WHY chooseBellerive asyour choice ofsixth formstudy?

Apart from the wide choiceof courses on offer, topfacilities and outstandingexam pass rates, just ask thestudents. Here’s what some ofthe past and present studentshave to say about theirbeloved Bellerive.

One commented: “Thework ethos is strong. I foundthe encouragement anddevotion of the teachersenabled me to succeed.Classes were enjoyable, andthere were good relationshipsbetween the staff andstudents.”

Another said: “This collegegives you help and supportwhenever you need it. Theteaching staff are veryhelpful. I am glad I havechosen this sixth form.”

While one praisedBellerive’s “family feel,”saying: “I chose this collegebecause of its highreputation, and I am gladthat I did. I love thesurrounding environmentand also the school ethos. Ifeel as if this school is onebig happy family and I am apart of it now.”

In terms of academic andsupport Bellerive sixth formcentre offers students 28different A level courses. Thepass rate for Advanced level

was 98%. Subjects involvefive hours of tuition for eachA level plus study supportoutside timetabled lessons.

Former girls and boys havegone on to study atuniversities across Britain,including Oxford andCambridge, and when itcomes to thinking of thefuture, each student is givenfull guidance and supportwith university and HigherEducation applications, aswell as employment options.

An Oxbridge preparationprogramme also includes avisit to Cambridge, mockinterviews and guestspeakers.

Outside of study,Bellerive’s enrichmentactivities add extra quality toa student’s life, now and inthe future. These includefitness training, businessenterprise, team leadershipskills, financial awareness,

dance and jewellery-makingplus the Duke of Edinburghscheme. There is even anair-conditioned fitness suite,equipped with a range ofexercise machines, in thecentre.

Students also enjoyvolunteering in thecommunity and fundraisingfor many charities.

And Bellerive sixth formcentre looks great as well!

Overlooking tranquilgardens and a park lake, thecentre offers a peaceful placeto study, housed in its ownbuilding with a receptionarea, two ample-sizedcommon rooms, a kitchen,ICT suites, tutor bases, and aspacious study area.

There is even a fitnesssuite which comes with theambience of a professionalgym, equipped with a rangeof exercise machines andair-conditioning.

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St Hilda’s Church of England High School

Holly Lodge Girls' College

IF you’re looking for aschool which provides avibrant, happy andsupportive environment;where pass rates are

among the best in the cityand where pupils go on toaccept places at the UK’s topuniversities, includingOxford and Cambridge, thenSt Hilda’s Church of EnglandHigh School is for you!

St Hilda’s, on CroxtethDrive near Sefton Park, offersan extensive range of A levelsand AS levels including threemodern foreign languagesand the three key sciences.

A Level 2 Plus course isalso offered for pupils whohave just missed out on thegrades needed to get on theirchosen course. This coversEnglish, maths, DiDA,business BTEC and hospital-ity, and on successfulcompletion students will beguaranteed to progress tolevel 3 or A level courses.

In addition to the variedcurriculum offering, pupilsalso have the opportunity toget involved in a range ofextracurricular clubs, classesand companies. Among themost popular are signlanguage, canvas print

company and the Duke ofEdinburgh Award.

Courses regularly allowpupils the chance toexperience their subjects in apractical way through trips,such as theatre visits,geography and biology fieldcourses, participation incompetitions, visits togalleries and museums andthe great excitement offeredby activities abroad. Theseinclude trips to Austria,France, Spain, Ireland,Germany, Poland, Africa andItaly.

Recent refurbishments atthe school have also provided

top-of-the-range facilitiesincluding new science labs, atiered drama studio, creativeart and textiles studios,modern library facilities anda vibrant sixth form precinct.

At St Hilda’s thecommitment to pupils isparamount: its traditionsoffer security and standardswhile the school constantlyreaches for opportunities tomeet the needs of a rapidlychanging world.

Come along to the sixthform open evening at StHilda's High School nearSefton Park on Wednesday,February 1 from 4pm-6.30pm.

High standards andperfect opportunities

Pupils at StHilda’s areoffered avariedcurriculum

IF you're looking to takethe next step in youreducation, Holly LodgeGirls' College's sixth formin West Derby could be the

perfect choice.The acclaimed sixth form

is an integral part of theschool and is rightly proud ofits rapidly improvingacademic results, as well asthe support that staff providefor their students.

In the past three years thenumber of A and B gradesachieved at A level hasincreased by more than 50%,and Holly Lodge is confidentits wide range of curriculumsubjects is hard to beat.

In 2009, Ofsted said:“Students' personal develop-ment is outstanding; studentsgain confidence in them-selves as a result of theschool’s guidance and care –pupils are well supported bytheir subject teachers.”

There are more than 40courses on offer for studentswishing to study A levels orBTECS, including science,arts, communication,business, ICT, technology,languages and humanities.

Plus, students at Level 2can resit core GCSE subjects,complete work skills,citizenship and cateringqualifications and study anAS level in leadership.

Kate Robson, director ofsixth form, said: “There

really is something foreveryone, from re-sits rightthrough to tailor-madeprogrammes which supportundergraduate medicine anddentistry applications.”

Students also have accessto a large and well-equippedsixth form common roomand coffee shop, as well as aLearning Resource Centre.Plus, those without acomputer at home areentitled to loan a free laptopfor the duration of their time

in sixth form.In addition, students are

allocated a personal learningmentor who providescoaching in independentlearning.

This, along with acomprehensive Future Focusprogramme, is one of thereasons that the sixth formconsistently has some of thelowest NEET (not ineducation, employment ortraining) rates in the area.

Holly Lodge students alsoparticipate in a fullprogramme of enrichmentactivities, including charitywork, community work andextra-curricular activitiessuch as trips to Farma-geddon, Alton Towers andThe Trafford Centre.

For more information,email k.robson@hollylodge.liverpool.sch.uk or visithttp://hollylodge.liverpool.sch.uk/sixth-form.● The school is holding anopen evening on Thursday,February 2 from 7pm-9pm.

Plenty to offer pupilsPupilscan takepart in arange ofactivities

“There’s a really friendlyatmosphere here; you feel likeyou’re part of one big family”– Sarah Thomas“Studying at Holly Lodge sixthform was best for me; theteachers are very supportiveand are able to work with youto get the best out of you”– Charlotte Holmes“I came from a differentschool and I felt like I fitted instraight away”– Abbie Gerard

Queens Drive,West Derby, Liverpool L13 OAE • Tel: 0151 228 3772 / 220 4234www.hollylodge.liverpool.sch.uk •www.twitter.com/HollyLodgeLiver

Headteacher Ms J E Tinsley BA Hons NPQH

Holly Lodge Girls’ College

Sixth Form Open EveningTHURSDAY 2nd February 2012

7pm-9pm in thePavilion at Holly Lodge

A huge range of subjects, majority with 100% pass rate

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Achieving In A Community Of Love, Respect And Fellowship

Come to our Open Eveningon Thursday 2nd February 2012 At 6.30pm

Hall Lane, Maghull L31 3DZRing Carol Haughton on 0151 2822124 haughtonc@maricourt.net

MARICOURT CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL

‘We are givenan opportunityto achieve while

knowing we have thesupport and care ofour teachers.”

‘Going toMaricourt wasone of the bestdecisions I havemade so far.’

100% pass rate in 2011Maricourt is one of the highest performing sixth forms in Sefton

OFSTED‘Students speak highly of the excellent

guidance they get to help them choose theright courses.’

‘Students personal development isoutstanding.’

‘Students feel they are very well cared for,supported and guided and that their voice

is heard.’

Over 35 differentcourses on offerto students givinga wide range of

choice