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We care. We deliver. You succeed.Sir George Monoux College Prospectus 2014

Established in 1527

A message from our Principal

Welcome to this introductory guide to Sir George Monoux Sixth Form College.

As you move towards the end of your GCSE studies, I know you have important decisions to make. If you want be the best you can be and step confidently towards a bright future, why not consider joining us and becoming part of the success story at Sir George Monoux College?

Ranked by the Government’s Department for Education at Number 2 in all the sixth form colleges in London, we are a happy and inclusive college with a strong sense of community, an outstanding 99% overall exam pass rate and a very high rate of progression to university - 14% higher than the UK average. In fact, over 500 of our students go to university every year, including 10% accepted at the top universities in the elite Russell Group!

In our recent Ofsted inspection, the College was graded ‘Good with Outstanding features’ by Her Majesty’s Inspectors (HMI). They praised our outstanding results, university progress, teaching and aspirational environment.

There is more to the College than hard work and exam success. We have a strong commitment to helping you be the best that you can be in all aspects of your life. As you look through the pages of this prospectus I hope you will get a sense of a broad-based and inclusive learning community which puts our students at the centre of everything we do, outside the classroom as well as in their academic studies.

I hope this Prospectus will encourage you to find out more about us and help you and your parents as you take important decisions for your future. We look forward to you joining our success.

Paolo RamellaPrincipal

We are a happy and inclusive college with a strong sense of community

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Contents

Outstanding exam results

Individual student success

Supporting you to achieve

Your personalised study programme

High Flyer Gifted & Talented programme

Skills for life and work

Great facilities

Going to work: employer links and partnerships

Traineeships

Pathways to the City programme

About the courses

Entry requirements - what you need

At-a-glance course identifier chart

How to apply

How to find us

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Get ready for real success

One of the top reasons people choose Sir George Monoux College is its outstanding exam results, year on year.

At Sir George Monoux College we offer one of the widest choices of A Level subjects you’ll find, as well as vocational courses in a range of career areas.

Thanks to our dedicated and enthusiastic teachers, we consistently achieve across-the-board exam results that are significantly higher than the national average. This year yet again our students celebrated an outstanding 99% overall pass rate, with many achieving triple A*/A and triple Distinction*/Distinction grades.

Some highlights• 100% pass rates in many subjects

Including Art, Biology, Business, Chemistry, Citizenship, Economics, English Language and Literature, Geography, History, Mathematics, Media, Performing Arts, Philosophy, Photography, Physics, Politics, Sociology, Use of Mathematics and World Development.

• High proportion of A*-B grades

Over half of all students achieved A*-B grades in some subjects: Geography, Mathematics, Politics, Physics and World Development. In Further Mathematics and Sociology, two thirds of all students achieved A*-B grades.

• 100 % pass rates for all BTEC Level 3 Diploma subjects

Our students celebrated an outstanding 99% overall pass rate, with many achieving triple A* or A and triple Distinction* or Distinction grades

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Real students, real achievementsOnce again in 2013 we’re celebrating the success of many students who’ve achieved triple A*-A grades, including four former pupils from Willowfield School who achieved a combined total of 13 A*-A grades between them!

Future doctors, David Peprah and Muneeb Muhammad, are now both studying Medicine at University College London, after achieving a combined six A*-A grades. David achieved a remarkable three straight A* grades in A Level Biology, Chemistry and Mathematics. Muneeb achieved an A* in A Level Biology and A grades in A Level Chemistry and Mathematics.

David said, “The teachers at Sir George Monoux College were remarkably supportive. The College has exceptionally brilliant teaching departments. I doubt you’ll be able to find such support elsewhere”.

Ameera Khan, formerly from Sarah Bonnell School, achieved a brilliant straight four A grades in A Level Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics.

Zara Ahmed achieved two A*s in A Level English Literature and History and an A grade in A Level Law and is now at University College London, studying History.

Tercio Nobrega achieved triple Distinction* in IT BTEC National Diploma and is now studying Computer Science at City University, London.

Below, left to right: David Peprah, Muneeb Muhammad, Zara Ahmed and Tercio Nobrega

“The teachers at Sir George Monoux College were remarkably supportive. The College has exceptionally brilliant teaching departments. I doubt you’ll be able to find such support elsewhere.”David Peprah

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Helping you succeed...

If you decide to join us we’ll do everything we can to help you achieve your top potential.

Firstly, you’ll be assigned a personal tutor who will support you with study and personal issues throughout the year.

making friendsYou’ll be in a tutor group with other students who are mostly taking the same subjects as you, so it’s easy to make friends and get to know each other.You’ll spend two hours with your tutor every week, with one-to-one sessions built in, so you’ll always have time to talk about any worries that you may have, as well as review your progress in your subjects and set your targets. Your tutors will act as mentors and careers advisers and will even help you with your assignments when they can.

gaining skillsThe main aim of tutorials at Sir George Monoux College is to improve your life and employability skills. These skills include: emotional awareness, written communication, verbal communication and presentation skills. Working on these abilities will help to improve your confidence which, in turn, will make you more employable. You will also be able to take an employability qualification that counts towards your university application (giving you 30-50 UCAS points).

The Study Plus Centre This friendly drop-in centre is open for you to get additional help from qualified learning consultants. We also offer added Literacy and Numeracy support, as well as support for students with learning difficulties or disabilities.

The Student Information Centre This is your one-stop shop for students needing information on student finance, admissions, enrolment, exams, Oyster cards, student records and general student advice. We actively support students with disabilities.

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...with a study programme tailored for youQualifications are essential but on their own they’re not always enough to get you where you want to be. That’s why the Government has developed new Study Programmes for everyone aged from 16-19.

Study Programmes have been introduced for the first time in 2013. They are designed to make sure that whatever you want to do after you leave college - whether it’s university, a job or an Apprenticeship - you will gain the skills you need for a successful future.

On your personalised Study Programme at Sir George Monoux College, you will get:

• Asubstantialqualification(thiscould be A Level or a vocational equivalent)

• Meaningful work experience

• GCSE A*-C English and maths equivalent, if you don’t have these already

• Extra help with English and Maths, if you need it

• Non-qualificationactivity,forexample tutorial time, study skills and other enrichment activities

• 600 hours of study per year

• Tutorial support

• The chance to participate in a range of non-study activities, such as sport and arts

• Helptoapplyforfinancialsupportif you need it

“The aim of Study Programmes is to maximise the potential of young people to progress onto higher education and/or employment by ensuring that vocational routes to higher education and employment are seen as high quality and a genuine alternative to academic routes.”Department for Education, January 2013 (based on

Alison Wolf ’s 2011 Review of Vocational Education)

See more about the exciting ways we prepare ALL our students for their future in the workplace on pages 14-15

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Moving on up...

Did you know that if university is your goal, you have a better chance of achieving it at Sir George Monoux College? Thanks to superb teaching and the hard work and commitment of our students, we have an outstanding track record of success for gaining places at first choice universities.

Below: Images from a Sociology trip to Cambridge University

In fact, we have a 14% higher university progression rate than the UK average, with over 500 students progressing to university every year. This year our students earned places in over 75 different universities across the country.

Each year we organise an engaging Higher Education Day when students can learn about university life, meet lecturers and hear from former students who are currently studying at university.

Year on year all our High Flyer students gain places at competitive universities

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...and flying high

Sir George Monoux College has an exciting High Flyers programme specially developed to help our gifted and talented students to gain places at Britain’s top universities. We also have a team of specialist staff to support you. Year on year all our High Flyer students gain places at competitive universities.

Teachers and tutors have very high expectations of our students and our High Flyers are able to participate in a wide range of activities both inside and outside College to help them develop the skills to achieve their aspirations. Activities include a debating society, Socrates essay writing competitions, reading club, journalism and magazine clubs and many more.

Together we can help you achieve your full potential and beyond.

For more information on High Flyers at Sir George Monoux College please contact Dimitris Angeletos at dan@george-monoux.ac.uk or on 0208 523 3544.

You can also find more details on our website, www.george-monoux.ac.uk.

did you know? We work closely with a range of external organisations who offer programmes to help students progress to the best universities. These include:

• LSE(LondonSchoolofEconomics)andSOAS(SchoolofOrientalandAfrican Studies) Schemes

• Kings College London K+ Widening Participation Scheme

• University College London Uni-Link Scheme

• Uni Genius

• Aspiring Professionals Programme

• Oxbridge Applicants’ Support programme

• Medicine / Dentistry Applicants’ Support programme

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Gaining skills for life...

What you do outside the classroom can play just as big a part in your all-round development as your lessons. And at Sir George Monoux College you’ll find exceptional community and employer-led initiatives you can join in to increase your skills and confidence. These include:

• mentoring schemes

• work placements

• corporate visits

• opportunities to engage with real life projects

• national and international trips

The College runs Masterclasses for our gifted and talented students, as well as The Sixth Form Baccalaureate Award and The Nuffield Bursary Scheme.

In your tutorial group you’ll enjoy special workshops on communication skills, goal setting, presentation skills, decision-making and problem-solving.

student unionThe college has its own Student Union, run by students for students. The Union arranges great social events and you’ll be actively encouraged to get involved.

be heardYou could also get involved in the College’s Student Achievement and Learning Team (SALT) which works with teachers to provide a student viewpoint on teaching and learning, to ensure that your voice is heard.

We arrange conferences and events throughout the year with partners such as:

• Ministry Of Defence

• Coca Cola

• Britvic

• KPMG

• Walt Disney

• Warner Bros

• British Airways

• Metropolitan Police

• Butlins

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...and having fun

It’s fun as well as worthwhile to get involved in some of the many activities that go on at Sir George Monoux College - and there are so many ways to take part that it’s easy to make new friends from day one!

The College supports various charity and awareness days including Black History Month, International Women’s Day, World Aids Day, Cultural Independence days and No Smoking Day.

Other yearly events include the Freshers’ Fair, Leavers’ Barbeque, Student Award Ceremony and the Annual Islamic Society Dinner and Talk.

There are various groups, societies and clubs offering an A-Z of exciting activities, recreational clubs and competitive sports - with everything from Archery to Zumba, there’s something for you whatever your interests. Or why not try something new?

what’s on offer?• Archery • Athletics • Badminton • Basketball • Christian Society • Cricket • Dance • Debating Society • Drawing Club • Driving Theory • Football • Gospel Choir • Journalism Club • Kickboxing • Netball • Table Tennis • Street Dance • Zumba

VolunteeringVolunteering is part of the DNA of our College. Our Philanthropy team focus on supporting the community and you’ll have opportunities to run workshops with young people, raise funds for good causes and to run events. All of this will help you develop life and work skills. In addition, you can complete a Qualification in Community Volunteering that will give between 30-50 UCAS points. Most importantly, you will get a sense of achievement and self-fulfilment.

Monoux LecturesOur innovative ‘Monoux Lectures’ initiative stretches and challenges you beyond the classroom. For example, the University of East London’s International Politics Lecturer, Dr Steve Hobden, recently addressed hundreds of our students as he put forward his views about how China will rise in the next 50 years.

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Exploring the college

We are proud of the superb learning and other facilities Sir George Monoux College can offer to all our students.

• You will have access to computers in open-access areas in the Learner Resource Centre, which can accommodate up to 200 students at any one time.

• New for 2013 is our eLab. This state of the art study area gives you access to a wide range of ICT equipment to assist your studies, including rentable laptops and tablets.

• Meet up with friends in buzzing social areas such as The Zone, Refectory and Internet Cafe, or in The Quad, which was designed by Student Council Members and is an excellent place to meet, chat, relax and socialise outdoors

Other facilities include the Conference Centre, The Dankworth Music Suite, Islamic Society Prayer and Quiet Room, Sports Fields, Theatre, Sports Hall, indoor and outdoor gyms and bicycle bays.

did you know?The Quad, our popular outdoor meeting place, has recently been fitted with the world’s first outdoor gym equipment that charges your mobile phones and devices and sends excess energy back into the College, whilst you keep fit.

The world’s first outdoor gym equipment that charges your mobile phones and devices and sends excess energy back into the College, whilst you keep fit

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Preparing you...

The world of work is increasingly demanding and employers are looking for more in potential employees. It is no longer enough to have good qualifications, you have to demonstrate that you have a range of skills for work. To help you develop these skills we have formed a range of partnerships and created various high quality programmes.

We provide mentors, work placements, and visits to various large businesses in the City and Canary Wharf.

Students get an opportunity to take partinafivedaybusinesschallengecalled Challenge Excellence. Last year Britvic set a real business challenge.

The college runs an employability skills programme. This is linked to Level 2 andLevel3qualifications.

We have close links with London Citizens who provide many opportunities for our students to gain experience.

Our ‘Pathways to the City’ programme provides invaluable training and work experience opportunities with largefirmsintheCityandCanaryWharf. Companies like KPMG and Credit Suisse offer internships and job shadowing days. If you want a career in Finance, Accounting, Risk or Law this programme is a must.

Our excellent links with blue chip employers mean there’s plenty of opportunity for you to get involved inthe world of work

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...for work and life

IfyouwouldliketofindoutaboutTrading in the City, we run a two day workshop that gives you a great experience of learning and then trading for a day.

We have excellent links with the ‘Tech City’ development. Many of our students get a one year internship as part of the ‘Tech City Stars’ programme.

We have links with Coca Cola, Walt Disney, Met Police, British Airways, Butlins and Ministry of Defence to name but a few.

We work with many voluntary sector organisations and our students get involved with fund raising, managing events and work experience.

Companies like Credit Suisse, KPMG, Barclays Capital based in Canary Wharf run various employability workshops for our students.

Our Director of Employability and Enterprise has created links with a wide range of blue chip organisations and these support our students with priceless opportunities.

We encourage you to explore the possibility of starting your own business and provide opportunities for this through Young Enterprise (YE).Wearetheonlysixthformcollege selected to be part of the National Association of Colleges and UniversitiesforEnterprise(NACUE).

We are the only sixth form college selected to be part of the National Association of Colleges and Universities for Enterprise (NACUE)

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Traineeships: new for 2014

If you are looking for work rather than full time study, you could consider a Traineeship at Sir George Monoux College. Traineeships involve a high quality work placement with an employer, but also include English and Mathematics for learners who have not already achieved A*-C at GCSE. You’ll also get work preparation training, such as CV writing and interview techniques.

A traineeship will equip you with useful skills and experience to help you get an Apprenticeship or a job as quickly as possible. Traineeships last up to six months although you can complete sooner.

• Careers guidance

• Help with putting together your CV

• Preparation for interviews

• Employability course at either Level 1 or 2

• BTEC Unit at level 2 called Preparation for Work

• EnglishandMathsqualificationat Level 2 if you haven’t achieved this yet

If you are interested please see our website www.george-monoux.ac.uk for more details.

You’ll get:• A reference from your work

experience employer

• Confirmationofthequalificationsyou have achieved

• ASirGeorgeMonouxCertificateof Achievement

• A work placement that lasts betweensixweeksandfivemonths

• Preparation for the world of work by learning to be ‘work ready’

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Pathways to the CityAre you planning a career in finance or law? If so, consider applying for our Pathways to the City Programme to get the best possible chance of success.

We are introducing this wonderful opportunity for our students in September 2014. There will be a limited number of places on this prestigious programme, and students who have already enrolled at the College will be invited to apply.

You will study your main course, and alongside this you will join a group of similarly ambitious students to attend special classes and guru lectures that will prepare you for your chosen career pathway.

You will receive classes on• Creating a great CV and application

letter

• How to conduct yourself at interview

• Presenting yourself in your best light

• Employability skills

• Your chosen career

In addition, you will be linked up with one of the big employers in the City who will provide work experience and a mentor for you.

Although there are no guarantees, we will help prepare you for your applications to some of the most prestigious companies in the City.

If you are keen to gain a place on the Pathways Programme, you will need excellent attendance and punctuality records and a good reference from your tutor. Further information will be provided to students who have enrolled at the College at the start of their course.

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What kind of course is right for you?

The college offers a great range of academic and general vocational courses for full time 16-19 year old students and we are committed to ensuring that you’ll follow a programme that’s exactly right for you.

To give you the best possible chance for success, we look at your overall GCSE profile as well as your results in individual subjects, to help you choose a programme that is most suited to your needs. We do this by calculating your Average Point Score (APS) - see the box below for how we do this.

How your APS is calculatedEach GCSE grade is given a number of points from 1-8 (A*=8, A=7, B= 6 and so on). To apply for A-Levels, the majority of points must be from standard GCSES. Your average will be found by dividing the total point score by the number of subjects you took. Then, for example, to study a 4-subject AS course you will normally need an APS of 5.2. Some subjects require a higher APS score. For example, A Level Science and Maths require a minimum point score of 5.5. But if in doubt, apply! We will offer guidance.

BTEC Level 3 Diploma / Extended DiplomaThis is a full time, 2 year course, equivalent to 3 A Levels for the BTEC Extended Diploma and 2 A Levels for the BTEC Diploma. This means that when you have finished, you can choose to go into employment straight away or go to university first.

As well as learning about the sector skill area you have chosen, you develop the skills and knowledge you need to start your career. You will also have the opportunity to gain valuable work experience as part of the programme.

BTECLevel3Certificate/Subsidiary DiplomaThe Certificate, studied in the first year is equivalent to an AS Level, while the Subsidiary Diploma (2nd year) is equivalent to an A Level. You can take these alongside an AS/A Level programme.

You’ll find more detailed information about all our courses in our series of booklets for the different Programme Areas, or on our website.

A LevelsYou’re likely to choose 4 AS subjects in Year 1, leading to 3 A2 subjects in Year 2. Sometimes it is more appropriate to study 3 AS subjects plus the AS Extended Project Qualification. You may also be able to choose a BTEC Level 3 Certificate/ Subsidiary Diploma alongside 3 AS Levels. We can offer guidance on the best choice for you.

Vocational coursesBTEC Diplomas are practical, skill and knowledge-based courses. You learn by completing projects and assignments that are linked to realistic workplace situations. There may be an opportunity to study an AS Level alongside your course.

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BTEC Level 2 Diploma with Progression to Level 3Depending on your GCSE results, it may be better to start your study at Sir George Monoux College with a one-year BTEC Level 2 Diploma. When you have successfully completed this you will be able to progress onto the Level 3 course, provided you have good attendance and have achieved a Merit or above. The BTEC Level 2 Diploma introduces you to the employment area you have chosen and provides a good basis to go on to a more advanced work-related qualification, such as the BTEC Level 3 Diploma or Extended Diploma. The BTEC Level 2 Diploma is equivalent to 4 GCSE grades A*- C and is a full time course.

Fast Forward to ScienceThree Year A Level Science Programme(withFoundationYear)If you are keen to study A Level science subjects, but just miss out on achieving the necessary B GCSE grades, then Fast Forward To Science is the course for you. It consists of a foundation year, comprising of resits in GCSE Science

subjects, and GCSE Maths and English (if required). You will also study English for Academic Purposes (at Level 3), GCSE Psychology and a Level 3 certificate in Quantitative Methods. You will then go on to take the 2-year A Level programme.

Extended Project QualificationThis AS Level qualification can be taken as part of your Level 3 (A Level/BTEC Diploma) programme. If you have a keen interest in a topic, are involved in voluntary work or other activity you may be able to develop it into a project. You will be assessed on your ability to devise, plan, organise and carry out a project. Good research is also an important element, as is the ability to reflect on and learn from your experience. You will be required to write up a report, keep a reflective log and do a presentation of your work.

Essential SkillsAll students are assessed for literacy and you will be helped with a literacy course if needed. If you do not have a Level 2 qualification in English or Mathematics, you will have the opportunity to study for this.

English: If you have a D grade in GCSE English or English Language, you can enrol onto a one-year GCSE retake course. If you have an E grade, you can enrol onto a two year retake course.

Mathematics: If you have a D grade in GCSE mathematics, you may be able to enrol onto a GCSE retake course, though not necessarily in your first year here. If you have an E grade or below you can enrol onto a Financial Maths course. Once you have completed this, you may be able to progress to GCSE Mathematics. Students who are not studying Financial Mathematics or GCSE Mathematics will be offered a numeracy course.

Entry requirements: what do you need ?In addition to your APS (opposite page), you’ll normally need to achieve the following results to be accepted onto the programmes:

A LEVEL5 GCSE A*- C grades including English.

For non-English qualifications, please visit www.ecctis.co.uk to provide NARIC equivalencies.

BTEC Level 35 GCSE A*- C grades including English or Merit in BTEC Level 2 Diploma

BTEC Level 24 GCSE D/E grades including English or Merit in BTEC Level 1 Diploma

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A great choice of subjects

A Level AS Level

BTEC Level 3 90 Credit/

Extended Diploma

BTEC Level 3

Certificate/ Subsidiary

BTEC Level 2 Diploma GCSEs

Qualifications Level 1

Qualifications Level 2

Other Qualifications

Anthropology ✔ ✔Art and Design ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔Biology ✔ ✔Business Studies ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔Certificate in Personal Effectiveness ✔Chemistry ✔ ✔Childcare ✔Citizenship ✔ ✔Classical Civilisation ✔ ✔Communication & Culture ✔ ✔Computing ✔ ✔Creative Writing ✔Creative Media Production ✔Critical Thinking ✔Economics ✔ ✔English ✔ ✔ ✔English Language ✔ ✔English Literature ✔ ✔English Language and Literature ✔ ✔Extended Project ✔Fast Forward to Science ✔ ✔ ✔Film Studies ✔ ✔French ✔ ✔Functional Skills in English ✔ ✔Further Mathematics ✔ ✔Geography ✔ ✔

Here are all the subjects we offer. Some are BTEC, some are A Level and some are both. You can find more details on our website at www.george-monoux.ac.uk.

Alternatively, pick up our subject booklets at our Visitors’ Days or at a roadshow at your school.

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A Level AS Level

BTEC Level 3 90 Credit/

Extended Diploma

BTEC Level 3

Certificate/ Subsidiary

BTEC Level 2 Diploma GCSEs

Qualifications Level 1

Qualifications Level 2

Other Qualifications

Government and Politics ✔ ✔Health and Social Care ✔ ✔History ✔ ✔ICT ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔Law ✔ ✔ ✔Life Drawing (Art students only) ✔Mathematics ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔Media Studies ✔ ✔ ✔Music ✔Performance Arts ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔Performance Arts (Acting) ✔Performance Arts (Dance) ✔Philosophy ✔ ✔Photography ✔ ✔Physics ✔ ✔Psychology ✔ ✔ ✔Religious Education (Islamic Studies) ✔ ✔Rock School ✔Science (Applied) ✔Science – Forensic & Medical ✔Science – Environmental ✔Sixth Form Baccalaureate ✔Sociology ✔ ✔Spanish ✔ ✔Sport ✔ ✔ ✔Statistics ✔ ✔Traineeships ✔Travel and Tourism ✔ ✔Trinity Drama ✔Turkish ✔ ✔World Development ✔ ✔

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Ready to apply?

It’s simple to apply for a place at Sir George Monoux College. Just ask your tutor, careers teacher or head of year 11 for an application form and prospectus. You can also download or request these on our College website: You can even complete your application on-line.

1.fillinyourapplicationPlease complete the form in full and ask for help from your school if you are unsure about anything. Our friendly Admissions Team will also be happy to help you. Once all the details have been completed, your application form can be sent to us on-line, via email or by post. You will need to provide a reference from your current school - we will request this once we receive your completed application. Please contact the Admissions Team for any additional information on Tel: 020 8523 3544, ext 3400.

2. we’ll contact you within two weeksWe will send you an acknowledgement within two weeks of receiving your application. This will include the dates for our main enrolment. If you have not heard from us after two weeks, please call us to confirm that we have received your application.

3. come for an interviewAll students are offered an interview, though if you’re applying late this will be done when you come to enrol. Your interview is a great way to help you make the right decision about your chosen courses and to give you further information including careers advice and university choices. Our interviews generally take place between November and May.

4. come to main enrolmentThis takes place in late August once you have received your results and confirms your course choice and place at the College. You also have the chance to choose different subjects if you get higher or lower grades than you hoped for. We will send you details of our enrolment procedures in July, including your personal enrolment date and time. Please make sure you are available for your enrolment at the start of term to avoid disappointment.

visitors’ daysIt’s a good idea to come and have a look round - you’ll be warmly welcomed and it’s your chance to find out more about the College. You’ll need an invitation to come to our Visitors’ days - details of this are available on our website.

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Directions By bus From Route Barkingside 275 to Bell Corner Barnet 34 to Bell Corner Canning Town 69 tp Walthamstow Central Chingford 97, 357, 215 Clapton 48, W15 to Walthamstow Central Debden 20 to Walthamstow Central East Ham 58 to Walthamstow Central Edmonton 34 to Bell Corner Forest Gate 58 to Walthamstow Central Hackney W15 to Walthamstow Central Ilford 123 to Bell Corner Leytonstone 69, 257 to Walthamstow Central Loughton 20 to Walthamstow Central Manor Park W19 to Walthamstow Central Plaistow 69 to Walthamstow Central Stratford 69, 257 to Walthamstow Central Tottenham 230 to Walthamstow Central Walthamstow 97, 257, 230, W15, 69, 357 Wood Green 230 to Walthamstow Central Highams Park 158 to Walthamstow Central

Then from Walthamstow Central, the following buses go past the college: 97 to Chingford Station 215 to Yardley Lane 357 to Chingford Hatch 34 to Barnet

By London UndergroundWalthamstow Central (Victoria Line)Blackhorse Road

By trainWalthamstow CentralWalthamstow Queen’s RoadBlackhorse RoadWood Street

By cycleThe College has plenty of parking for cycles.

For more travel information please see:

Transport for London: www.tfl.gov.uk Tel: 0843 222 1234* (24 hours a day)

National Rail Enquiries: www.nationalrail.co.uk Tel: 08457 48 49 50

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We care. We deliver. You succeed.Telephone: 020 8523 3544 extension 3400

Email: info@george-monoux.ac.ukWebsite: www.george-monoux.ac.uk

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