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PROSPECTUS 2014HARINGEYSIXTHFORMCENTRE

PROSPECTUS

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Our vision is to establish a leading edge Sixth FormCentre, with a local and national reputation for thehigh standards it achieves for young people,whatever their starting point.

Our MissionHaringey Sixth Form Centre will provide highquality education and training to young peopleenabling them to achieve their aspirations in aninclusive, supportive, safe and stimulating learning environment.

By increasing participation, collaborationand innovation, we will unlock theirpotential enabling them to succeedand make a positivecontribution to theircommunity and the economy.

ContentsOur Vision 2Principal’s Welcome 3Exceptional Achievements 4Why Choose Haringey Sixth Form Centre? 8What our Students Think of the Centre 9How to Apply 10Centre Open Events & Important Dates 11Employability & Enrichment 12Student Services & Support 13Financial Matters & Support 14Resources & Facilities 16Faculty Information 17Choosing the Right Course 18

Faculties Business & ICT 20Creative Arts & Media 24Entry & Foundation 28Hospitality & Catering 29Humanities, Social Sciences, Languages & Public Services 30Sport @ Haringey Sixth Form Centre 36Maths, Science, Sports & Leisure 38

How to find Haringey Sixth Form Centre 42Index of Courses 43Application Form

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Index of CoursesAccounting, AS/A2 20Applied Science (Medical Science), Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma 39Art and Design, Level 2 BTEC Diploma 24Art and Design, Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma 24

Biology, AS/A2 38Business Studies, AS/A2 20Business, Level 3 BTEC Diploma 20Business, Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma 20

Chemistry, AS/A2 38Computing, AS/A2 38Creative Media Production, Level 2 BTEC Diploma 25Creative Media Production, Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma 25

Drama and Theatre Studies, AS/A2 26

Economics, AS/A2 20English Language & Literature, AS/A2 30English Language, GCSE (re-sit) 34English Literature, AS/A2 30Entry 3/Level 1 Introduction to the Hospitality Industry, Certificate 29Extended Project, Level 3 30

Fashion/Textiles, AS/A2 24Fine Art, AS/A2 24Further Maths, AS/A2 38

GCSE Sciences 40Geography, AS/A2 31Government and Politics, AS/A2 31

Health and Social Care, Level 2 BTEC Diploma 33Health and Social Care, Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma 33History, AS/A2 31

ICT and Creative Technology, Level 1 BTEC Diploma 23ICT and Creative Technology, Level 2 BTEC Diploma 23ICT Practitioners, Level 3 BTEC Diploma 22ICT Practitioners, Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma 22ICT, AS/A2 22

Law, AS/A2 32

Mathematics, AS/A2 38Maths, GCSE (re-sit) 40Media Studies, AS/A2 25Music, Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma 26

Performing Arts, Level 3 Extended Diploma 26Personal & Social Development, Entry Level 1&2 28Personal Progress Award, Entry Level 1 28Personal Progress, Entry Level Certificate 28Physics, AS/A2 39Psychology, AS/A2 32Public Services, Level 1 BTEC Diploma 35Public Services, Level 2 BTEC Diploma 35Public Services, Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma 34

Social Sciences, Advanced bridging course 34Sociology, AS/A2 32Sport (Coaching, Development and Fitness), BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma 40Sport and Active Leisure, BTEC Level 1 Diploma 41Sport and Exercise Sciences, BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma 41Sport, BTEC Level 2 Diploma 41Turkish, AS/A2 33

Vocational Studies (Art and Design), Level 1 BTEC Diploma 24

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Principal’s WelcomeWhy choose Haringey Sixth Form Centre?Choosing the right Sixth Form for your Post 16Education is one of the most important decisionsthat you will have to make as a young person. The fact that you are considering Haringey SixthForm Centre is brilliant! Our A-level results wereonce again excellent with a 97% pass rate; 16 out of22 subjects achieved 100%, a further 3 subjectsachieved 95% or above, and 54% of grades wereA*– C. Our Vocational BTEC courses also securedexcellent results with a 98% pass rate for BTECNational Extended Diploma courses; 8 out of 10subjects achieving100%. You can read more about these successes on pages 4, 5, 6 and 7.

A career-focused educationOur success did not end there, with 89% ofstudents who applied to university getting places to start this Autumn. A total of 976 students haveprogressed to university since our first cohort in2008 and the number of students progressing to Russell Group Universities continues to rise.

By choosing Haringey Sixth Form Centre not only will you become part of our success story, you will also be studying in one of the mostmodern and well equipped Sixth Forms in thecountry with excellent teaching and support staffand a wide range of academic and vocationalcourses to suit all ability levels and interests. We will prepare you for the next stage of your life whether that is progression into the world of work, further training or higher education.

An outstanding student experienceThe Centre is a safe, secure and professionallearning environment where we work as a team,staff and students, to ensure that you achieve good results and enjoy your time with us. Life at the Centre is not just about studying, we also have a wide range of enrichment activitiesincluding; sports, dance, chess club, debatingsociety, Duke of Edinburgh Awards, Police CadetAcademy and volunteering in the community, to name but a few, all aimed at getting you to trynew activities and develop new skills.

This prospectus provides you with all theinformation you need to make an informeddecision about choosing to study at HaringeySixth Form Centre, but don’t just take my wordfor it, read what our students have to say abouttheir experience here on page 9 or visit ourwebsite at www.haringey6.ac.uk

I would also encourage you to find out more about what the Centre can offer you by coming to one of our Open Events where you can meet staff and current students (see page11 for details)and see for yourself what a great place the Centre is to study in and achieve your goals.

Whatever you decide we wish you every successfor the future and we look forward to seeing you.

June JarrettPrincipal

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Exceptional Achievements

Enes TavsanciPrevious schoolGladesmoreChemistry A*, Further Maths A*, Maths A*, Physics A Progressing to Warwick University – Maths & Statistics

Zhaoli WenPrevious collegeCoHENELMaths A*, Business Studies A, Further Maths B, Sociology B Progressing to University of Surrey – Economics

Jacob Oti-AkentengPrevious school

FortismereGovernment & Politics A*,

History A, English Literature B,Economics D

Progressing to Sussex University –History & Law

MelanieOsafo-NyamaahPrevious school

Rush CroftPsychology A, Sociology A,

Health & Social Care C, Biology E Progressing to Sussex University –

Psychology

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A-level ResultsOther high achieving A-level students include:Huseyin DinlerPrevious college Woodhouse

Maths A, Turkish A, Biology B, Chemistry BProgressing to Reading University – Pharmacy

Abimbola OladelePrevious school Greig City Academy

Psycholgy A, Sociology B, Health & Social Care CProgressing to Nottingham University – Adult Nursing

Ashley OzorPrevious school WinchmoreMaths A, Chemistry B, Physics BProgressing to Warwick University – Mechanical Engineering

Mohammed RazmjooPrevious school Enfield Training Services

Government & Politics A, English literature B, Psychology B, English Literature BProgressing to Queen Mary – English Literature

Justice GaylePrevious school Gladesmore

Government & Politics B, History B, Psychology B, English Literature B

Progressing to University of Leicester – History

Samina ShahjahanPrevious college SouthgateBiology B, Chemistry B, Maths BProgressing to Kings College London – Pharmacy

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in16 A-level subject areas –

Overall pass rate 97% – high grades (A*– C) 54%

including –• Accounting • Biology • Chemistry • Economics

• English Language & Literature • English Literature • Fine Art • Further Maths • Government & Politics

• History • Maths • Media Studies• Physics • Psychology

and many moresubject areas.

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BTEC National AchievementsHere are some of our students who received the highest grade of triple distinction (equivalent to 3 A-levels)

Anh HuynhPrevious school

Northumberland ParkBTEC Extended Diploma

Public Services Progressing to University of Greenwich –

Criminolgy

Khyri McDanielPrevious school

GladesmoreBTEC Extended Diploma Sport Progressing to Open University –

Psychology

Serina Iannuccilli Previous school

Park ViewBTEC Extended Diploma

Performing Arts Gap Year

Dervis YuzudikPrevious school

Park ViewBTEC Extended Diploma

Public Services Joining the Police

Fatma SacibozPrevious school

GladesmoreBTEC Extended DiplomaBusiness Progressing toHertfordshire University –

Business & Finance

Hazal IperPrevious school

Northumberland ParkBTEC Extended Diploma

Public Services Progressing to University of Greenwich –

Criminolgy

Lazar Wilson-ElliottPrevious school

John LoughboroughBTEC Extended Diploma IT

Progressing toTrain to Gain –Art & Animation

Sinem DemirkayaPrevious school

Northumberland ParkBTEC Extended Diploma Public

Services Progressing to City University London –

Law

Yasemin Jacobs Previous college City & Islington

BTEC Extended Diploma PublicServices Progressing to City University London –Criminology & Sociology

Joel OtoboPrevious school

Park ViewBTEC Extended Diploma

Art & Design Progressing to Central St Martins –

Architecture & 3D Design

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BTEC Extended & National Diplomas BTEC Extended Diploma Applied Science (Medical) 100%BTEC Extended Diploma Art & Design 100%BTEC Extended Diploma Business 100%BTEC National Diploma IT Practitioners 100%BTEC Extended Diploma Media 100%BTEC Extended Diploma Music 100%BTEC Extended Diploma Performing Arts 100%BTEC Extended Diploma Public Services 100%BTEC Extended Diploma Sport 92%BTEC Extended Diploma Health & Social Care 87%

BTEC First Diplomas BTEC Diploma Applied Science 100%BTEC Diploma Art & Design 80%BTEC Diploma Business 100%BTEC Diploma ICT Practitioners 100%BTEC Diploma Media 100%BTEC Diploma Music 100%BTEC Diploma Performing Arts 77%BTEC Diploma Public Services 95%BTEC Diploma Sport 100%BTEC Diploma Health & Social Care 86%

BTEC Level 1 Certificate/DiplomasArt & Media Vocational Studies 73%IT Users 100%Public Services 80%Entry Level ICT 80%

VRQ/NVQsLevel 2 NVQ/VRQ Professional Chefs 100%Level 1 NVQ Diploma Professional Chefs 100%Entry 3/Level 1 Introduction to the Hospitality Industry 100%

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Why Choose Haringey Sixth Form Centre?• Our commitment to student successwe have high expectations of all our students

• Excellent student achievement97% at A-level and 98% at BTEC Level 3

• A wide curriculum offerwe offer 24 AS/A2 level subjects and BTECcourses in 12 different vocational areas

• Excellent staffour highly qualified and enthusiastic staffencourage and support all of our learners

• We are differentwe are the only modern, purpose-built centre inHaringey dedicated to offering full-time coursesfor 16-19 year olds

• We are accessiblethe campus is easy to reach from all corners of the borough and across London

• We are an inclusive Centrewe welcome students from all abilitiesand backgrounds

• Student enjoymentstudents feel safe and enjoy studying at the Centre

• Wider opportunitieswe offer a range of enrichment opportunities which can help with job and university applications

• Progressionthe Centre has anoutstanding recordof getting students into universitiesincluding theRussell group

Parents and CarersWe recognise the important role that parents and carers do to support their son or daughter throughout theirtime at the Centre and we value the contact we have with you. We hold parents’evenings to keep you updated.

The most important support a student can get ishelp and encouragement to; attend every lesson, set

aside sufficient time for study, complete all theirassignments and to the best of their ability.

Our aim is to make sure that Haringey Sixth Form Centre

students get the best out of theirexperience and have every

opportunity to realise theiracademic goals.

Note to Parents/CarersWe understand the

importance of providing regular information on attendance and progress to parents and carers. We hold Parents Evenings throughout the year and you are welcome to

contact us at any time to discuss your son’s/

daughter’s progress.

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What our Students Think of the CentreSyed Hasnain SadatBTEC Diploma MediaPrevious school: Park View“When I first came to the Centreeveryone was friendly, laughing andvery helpful. When I met my tutor and form class they welcomed me with big smiles.”

Yasmin AydogduBTEC Extended Diploma Creative MediaPrevious school: Clapton Girls“The social life in the sixth form isexcellent. You meet a lot of friends aseveryone is friendly and welcoming. You also build a good relationship withyour teachers as they are very supportiveand will help you all the way.”

Terri-Ann CampbellBTEC Extended Diploma Performing ArtsPrevious school: Gladesmore“The teachers were very helpful when I couldn’t find my lessons and answeredany questions I had. My lessons are fun,active, exciting and educational.”

Nicha Julia MambuBTEC Extended Diploma Health & Social CarePrevious school: St Thomas More“Everyone at the Centre was very nice,especially students in my class.”

Stephen AlhadiBTEC Diploma Public ServicesPrevious school: Stoke Newington“When entering the Centre I wasamazed with the modern technologyand the dynamic look of the building.The staff were very helpful, welcomingand took well to a new and fairly shystudent such as myself.”

Shekera HinksonBTEC Extended Diploma Health & Social CarePrevious school: Petchey Academy“When I first started at the Centre I wasstudying level 2 Health & Social Care. I found the course very enjoyable andexciting so I decided to enrol on to Level3 Health & Social Care when I finished. I have learnt a lot more about mysubject and the course is enjoyable andchallenging at the same time.”

Abdihakim OsmanA2 History, AS English Literature, AS Government & Politics and AS SociologyPrevious school: Park View“I was welcomed in to an academicallyfocused environment aiming to help me achieve my best for my future. The induction and social activitieshelped me get to know my classmatesand made me feel more comfortable.The teachers have helped me to unlockpotential I didn’t know I had and havebecome more than teachers but alsoour mentors and friends.”

Cansu OrhanBTEC Extended Diploma BusinessPrevious school: Overseas“When I first came to Haringey SixthForm I was really impressed by the way I was welcomed and felt like I had madethe right decision. When we started we were given a great opportunity tosocialise and communicate in order to help get to know each other andmake friends.”

Moyenda WatsonBTEC Extended Diploma BusinessPrevious school: Haringey PupilSupport Centre“The range of courses that the Centreoffered is what captured my attentionand made me want to study here. I alsohad a look at the pass rates and wasimpressed by the good results that are achieved every year.”

Anastasia WagnerAS English, AS History, AS Law and AS PsychologyPrevious school: Overseas“I wasn’t 100% sure what course I wanted to study but I had a lot ofguidance and help from the teacherswho advised me what the best optionswould be. I really enjoy studying here as I can combine studying and my hobbies.”

Despina ConstantinouBTEC Extended Diploma Art & DesignPrevious school: Northumberland Park“When I first came to the Centre I wasimpressed with how much student workwas displayed and the quality of work.The teachers were friendly which mademe comfortable straight away.”

Sadaf HabibiBTEC Extended Diploma Applied Science (Medical)Previous college: Woodhouse College“I didn’t know what to expect when I first started here and I didn’t know ifthe teachers and students would befriendly or not. I am really comfortableand happy Haringey Sixth Form and I’m excited to study my A-levels.”

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How to ApplyWe accept student applications from outside the Haringey area.

Step1Application Form

Complete the application form located at the back of

this prospectus.

You can also apply online at haringey6.ac.uk/applyonline Step 4

Offer of a placeIf your interview is

successful we will give you a conditional offer subject to your exam results. You will receive an

Offer Certificate confirming your offer.

Step 2Reference

Your teacher at your current school or college needs to complete this section. If you have already left

school you will still need a reference from your previous school or college.

Once completed return your form to:apply@haringey6.ac.uk

or Admissions, Haringey Sixth Form Centre,

White Hart Lane, Tottenham,

London, N17 8HR Visit our website for more information: www.haringey6.ac.uk

Step 5Enrolment

Enrolment begins in the last week of August which you will be

invited to attend. If you do not receive the grades required for the course you have been offered a place on,

stay calm, we will discuss other options and help

you find a suitable alternative.

Step 3Interview

You will be sent an acknowledgement letter once we

have received your application form. Interviews will begin in January 2014

and a letter will be sent to you inviting you for an interview

and assessment.

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How toApplyWe accept student applications from outside the Haringey area.

Centre Open Events & Important DatesIf you would like to find out more about Haringey Sixth Form Centre, we will be holding Open Events on the dates below:

22 October 2013, 5.00pm to 7.00pm 5 February 2014, 5.00pm to 7.00pmMore details regarding these events will be published nearer the time in local schools and local newspapers. If you have any questions, please call us on 020 8376 5951 (helpline). We will be happy to advise you on anyaspect of your Post 16 education and the Centre’s application process.

Important Dates:

November 2013 onwardsApplications accepted for courses at the Centre.

Remember to apply early to guarantee a place.

January 2014 onwardsInterviews for applicants.

May–June 2014GCSE Exams – Good luck.

July 2014Taster sessions for those who have been offered a place.

August 2014Enrolment begins at the Centre.

If you don’t get the GCSE results you need, stay calm. We will discuss other options with you.

September 2014Induction and teaching begins.

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We are committed to providing aneducation which is meaningful andrelevant to the workplace.Whether you want to go on to university or getyour first job, we are here to support you.

To succeed in your chosen career you’re going to have to stand out. At Haringey Sixth Form Centrewe offer lots of exciting opportunities to developthe skills and qualities that employers are lookingfor and to help you stand out.

We work alongside businesses to createopportunities for Haringey Sixth Form Centrestudents to broaden their experiences and helpprepare them for being an adult and their working life.

The range of partnerships and activities continues to expand each year. Here are somerecent examples of opportunities our studentshave experienced:

• Five Humanities and Social Science studentsundertake a one-week internship withinternational law firm Allen & Overy. • A-level students work with the Royal Bankof Scotland legal team during their internships.

• Level 3 Science students experiencedpractical work experience at North MiddlesexUniversity Hospital, Whittington Hospital andthe London Metropolitan University,Biochemistry Department.

• Work experience opportunities for ourYear 2 BTEC Level 3 Sports students take themto local leisure centres and gyms.

• Art and Design students host visits fromfashion designers Oswald Boateng andVivienne Westwood.

• BTEC Level 2 students collaborate across the Centre to work on the Sky Sport, InspireBoxing initiative.• Students perform at four local schools as partof a Theatre in Education tour.• Creative and Performing Arts & Mediastudents have been inspired by visits from a BBC broadcaster and music video director.

• Haringey Sixth Form Centre students aresuccessful in achieving their potential aftercompleting their studies at the Centre.

Enrichment activitiesEnrichment is part of all our courses and bringsyour learning to life. Enrichment activities give aninsight into what to expect from your subjects inreal life. We organise trips, clubs and activities thatlet you let you try new things, make friends and grow as a person.

Students have the opportunity to competeagainst other schools and colleges whenthey choose to join the football,basketball or netball teams.Other interesting activitiesstudents can get involved in include; student blog,psychology society,dance, debating society,eco club, book cluband a wide range ofvoluntary work.

Be an ambassadorBeing a student ambassador is a wonderful way to improve your confidence and increaseyour work experiences; useful when applying to universities and employers. Our team ofambassadors are well known for theirprofessionalism and give tours of the Centre,deliver presentations alongside the School Liaisonteam and meet and greet at Centre open events.Our ambassadors are paid as well.

Employability & Enrichment

Student ServicesOur Student Services team is available to provideyou with the support, advice and information youneed throughout the year. Services provided bythe Student Services team include:

• Student finance advice• Admissions and enrolment• Maintenance of student data• Bursary advice and administration• Careers advice• Welfare advice

Personal TutorWhen you start your course you will

be allocated a personal tutor, who is the person you share yourconcerns with. Your Tutor will help you in a variety of ways, including:• Settling in• Any personal or practicalconcerns

• Academic progress• Personal, social and life skills

• Career choices• Referring you to others for specialist help, if needed

Careers GuidanceIf you are undecided about the course or careerpath to follow, we have access to a wide range of resources. Our Careers Adviser will giveimpartial, confidential advice including help with applying to university, writing a CV andplanning your career.

Counselling ServicesWe have professionally trained student counsellorswho are able to offer confidential and non-judgemental advice, counselling and informationon a range of matters including personal problemsand relationships. We have both male and femalecounsellors who will help you deal with any difficultsituations that you may be going through.

Student WelfareOur Welfare Officer is available to advise andsupport students with welfare needs. This includesadvice on financial support, homelessness andhousing, benefits, sexual health, relationships,childcare and other issues.

Learning SupportAll students regardless of the type of course theyare taking or their level of ability, will have theirlearning support needs met. During the inductionprogramme we will assess if you require anyadditional learning support and then work withyou to develop an individual support plan thatmakes the most of your course. Our learningsupport team can provide:

• Help with English and Maths• Help with English if its not your first language• Dyslexia support• Special equipment• Signers and communicators for students withhearing difficulties• Help with study skills• Exam concessions• Help with portfolio preparation and assignments• Personal care and health needs• Help with access issues• In-class and out-of-class support• Specialist one to one tutor support

Functional SkillsHaringey Sixth Form Centre attaches considerable importance to our students acquiringthe skills that are essential for life, work and HigherEducation. Functional Skills in Maths and Englishwill be studied alongside your main programme,alternatively if appropriate, you may study GCSEEnglish or GCSE Maths.

Partnerships with UniversitiesThe Centre has strong links with Universities such as:

• Queen Mary University of London• University of Sussex• Middlesex University• University of Bedfordshire• Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford

to name but a few!

Student ExperienceThe Centre is a safe, secure and friendly place tostudy. Our goal is to equip our students with theskills they need in higher education or the workplaceand with the confidence and ambition they needto achieve their personal and academic goals.

Haringey Sixth Form Centre is a bridge betweenGCSE studies and the independence of life atuniversity and the working world. We work alongsideour students to develop the academic and socialskills they will need to achieve their full potential. The experience of being a sixth form student isdifferent from being a school pupil. We aim to createa friendly and caring community atmosphere inwhich students can grow by taking advantage ofindependent learning, voluntary opportunities and experience of the working world. Our careersshow, attended by professionals from leading UKcompanies gives students the chance to developlinks and build their futures.

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Financial Matters & SupportAll full time programmes are free for studentsunder 19. We also provide textbooks to be usedduring your time at the Centre.

Some courses require students to purchasespecialist equipment and materials e.g. cateringuniform, art materials. These will be availablefrom the Centre at a subsidised rate.

All students are asked to pay a £35 depositat enrolment, £20 of which is refundableat the end of your course provided allCentre books and equipment arereturned in good order.

Educational BursariesBursaries are a financial incentive for 16-18 yearolds to study. If you qualify for a bursary, the amountyou get depends on your household income.Payments of bursaries are based on attendance atyour lessons each term including tutorials and keyskills lessons. If you miss any lessons you will notreceive any money for that term. The amountpayable will depend on the amount of money theCentre receives from the government. Students in certain nominated groups receive an annualbursary of £1,200. These groups are those lookedafter, those in personal receipt of income supportand disabled young people in receipt of EmploymentSupport Allowance and also Disability LivingAllowance. Application forms are available fromStudent Services.

Hardship FundThe Centre has a fund set aside for students who need help with additional learning costs such as equipment, uniforms, trip funds etc. To be eligible you must prove that you live in a lowincome household or receive an income-basedbenefit. For further information please contactStudent Services.

Care to LearnIf you have children and want to study, you can get childcare support from Care to Learn, of up to£175 per week. Care to learn will pay for child caredeposits, registration fees, travel costs to and fromyour childcare provider. The childcare provider will receive payment direct from Care to Learn.

For more information you can call the helpline on 0800121 8989 or visit the websitewww.gov.uk/care-to-learn

Somerset AwardThe Tottenham Grammar School Foundation is a Charity which promotes the education of youngpeople under the age of 25 years who are in needof financial assistance.

The Somerset Award is only available to students following full time vocational courses(note: Awards will not be approved for GCSE, AS or A-level courses) and who are residents in the London Borough of Haringey and who haveattended one of the secondary schools in theBorough. Application forms are available fromStudent Services.

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The Centre offers state of the art facilitiesthat provide you with everything you needto achieve in your studies. The Centre iszoned to provide specialist facilities foreach area of the curriculum and includes:

• Dance studio• 200 seat Theatre• Art studios• Recording studios• Science laboratories• Training kitchens• ICT workshops• Sports facilities

The Learning Resource Centre (LRC) and Study CentresEvery curriculum area has a well resourced StudyCentre staffed by Learning Mentors to help youcomplete assignments.

Our LRC, staffed by experienced Learning Resourcespecialists who are always available to help, stocksa large selection of resources to help support youin your studies. The LRC resources include:

• Books• Magazines/journals/newspapers• Computer and internet access• DVDs• Past exam papers

IT FacilitiesThe building has WiFi technology for laptops, 450 computers with high speed internetconnection, extensive network connections inevery classroom and throughout the LearningResource Centre and Study Centres. All studentsare given their own personal email account and access to the Centre’s Virtual LearningEnvironment.

Refectory The Refectory offers a wide range of hot and cold meals and drinks at very reasonable prices. All the dishes are freshly prepared and cookeddaily including vegetarian and healthy options; all meat cooked is halal.

The Refectory is open between the hours of8.30am – 3.00pm.

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Faculty InformationHaringey Sixth Form Centre is divided into 5 faculties offering a range of academic and vocational courses. You can choose a combination of A-level subjects from any of the faculties to ensure your programme is suited to you.

The faculty of Entry and Foundation ensures that all students have access to appropriate support to achieve their learning goals.

All faculties are staffed by highly qualified teachers and support staff who will encourage you to become independent learners and confident young adults with skills to succeed and progress.

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Business & ICT page

Creative Arts & Media page

Entry & Foundation page

Hospitality & Catering page

Humanities, Social Sciences, Languages& Public Services page

Sport @ Haringey Sixth Form Centre page

Maths, Science, Sports & Leisure page

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Choosing the Right CourseWe only offer full time courses so which level you take depends on your GCSE grades.

Please note:We routinely review ouradmissions policies to ensure thatstudents are admitted ontocourses where they have the bestchance of success. Students willreceive guidance on appropriatecourse choices at interview.

The Centre reserves the right, onthe grounds of efficiency, to closecourses that do not recruitadequate numbers.

Level 2Entry Requirements• 3 or more GCSEs at grade D or E• Level 1 qualification in a relevant subject

Level 2 BTEC Diploma(ONE YEAR)

• Art and Design • Creative Media Production • ICT Practitioner (General)• Health and Social Care• Public Services• Sport

GCSE Resits (only available to students taking a full-time course) (ONE YEAR)

• Maths • English• Sciences (Biology, Chemistry & Physics)

Specialist Courses(ONE YEAR)

• Advanced Bridging course in Humanities & Social Sciences (this course combines study at Level 2 with the option to take a single AS level)

Level 1Entry Requirements• A few or no GCSE passes (grades D – G) plus an interest in the subject area

The courses on offer are:(ONE YEAR)

• Level 1 BTEC Certificate in Vocational Studies (Art and Design)• Level 1 BTEC Certificate for IT Users in ICT• Level 1 BTEC Certificate in Public Services• Level 1 BTEC Certificate in Sport• Entry Level 3 Catering (pre-Level 1 course)

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Level 3 BTECEntry Requirements• 4 GCSEs at grade A*– C• Level 2 BTEC Diploma at Merit or Distinction

Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma(TWO YEARS)

• Art and Design*• Applied Science (Medical Science)• Business• Creative Media Production• Health and Social Care• ICT Practitioners• Performing Arts• Sport and Exercise Sciences• Sports Science• Uniformed Public Services

Level 3 BTEC Diploma(TWO YEARS)

• Business• ICT Practitioners

*University of the Arts, London accredited

Level 3 A-level AS/A2(AS ONE YEAR /A2 TWO YEARS) Entry Requirements• 5 or more GCSEs at grade A*– C, usually including English and Maths (see individual subject details). You will usually choose four or five subjects from the following:

• Accounting• Biology• Business Studies• Chemistry• Computing• Economics• English Language and Literature• English Literature• Extended Project (A2 students only)• Fine Art • Further Maths• Geography• Government and Politics• History• ICT• Law• Mathematics• Media Studies• Physics• Psychology• Sociology • Textiles/Fashion• Turkish

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Business & ICTAS/A2 Accounting (AQA) Duration: 1– 2 yearsYou will study: • The recording, classifying, summarising andanalysis of financial information, including how to determine profit and the value of a business• The application of accounting theory, principlesand practices • The techniques necessary to develop a critical understanding of accounting practiceswhen measuring the performance of business organisationsEntry requirements: 5 GCSEs at grade A*– Cincluding in English Language and Maths.Where it leads: On to university to study a relateddegree or employment within various businessesand financial services industry.

AS/A2 Business Studies (AQA)Duration: 1– 2 yearsYou will study: • How and why businesses need to plan and organisetheir activities• The importance of marketing, finance and humanresource within business• The external environment within which businessesoperate and its impact on decision-making• The manipulation, analysis and interpretation ofdata in a variety of forms• How to manipulate evidence to present arguments,make judgements and justify recommendationsEntry requirements: 5 GCSEs at grade A*– Cincluding in English Language and Maths.Where it leads: On to university to study a related degree or take up employment withinbusiness sector.

AS/A2 Economics (AQA) Duration: 1– 2 yearsYou will study: • The core of Economics and how to apply these to current problems and issues• Causes of market failure and the exploration of current economic behaviour• How to develop a critical approach to economicmodels• The impact of government intervention in the market

• How to analyse economic problems and issues,evaluate economic arguments and makeinformed judgementsEntry requirements: 5 GCSEs at grade A*– Cincluding in English Language and Maths.Where it leads: On to university to study a related degree or take up employment within a relevant sector.

Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma in Business Duration: 2 years You will study:• The Business Environment• Business Resources• Introduction to Marketing• Business Communication Entry requirements: 4 GCSEs at grade A*– Cincluding English Language or a BTEC Level 2Diploma in a relevant subject at Merit/Distinction grade. Where it leads: You can go on to university tostudy from a wide choice of degree programmes or employment within the business environment.

Level 3 BTEC Diploma in Business Duration: 2 years You will study:• The Business Environment• Business Resources• Introduction to Marketing• Business Communication Entry requirements: 3 GCSEs at grade A*– Cincluding English Language or a BTEC Level 2Diploma in a relevant subject at Merit grade. Where it leads: You can go on to university to studyfrom a wide choice of degree programmes oremployment within the business environment.

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Guluzar Degirmenci

Previous school: Gladesmore – AS Business, AS Media and AS Psychology “I like the effort that the teachers put in when teaching the classes. They always make the lessons informative and relevantwhile also being enjoyable which makes you want to learn more.”

Business & ICTAS/A2 ICT (AQA) Duration: 1 – 2 yearsYou will study: • How to use ICT for a range of purposes• You will study how individuals and businesses use ICT • You will learn how to use different types of computer hardware, software andcommunication devices• You will use ICT to design a Project of your choicee.g. Website design, Game Design, Animation,Graphic design and Database design etc Entry requirements: 5 GCSEs at grade A* – CGrade C in English Language is compulsory and C in Mathematics is desirable. Where it leads: You will be able to progress to university to study a related degree or take upemployment within a relevant sector.

Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma in ICT PractitionersDuration: 2 yearsYou will study: • Computer hardware and software • Game design and animation• Graphic design, website design and database design• Computer maintenance• Employability skills • A weeks work placement arranged by the Centreand six weeks paid Internship programme in thesummer. You can also receive mentoring fromindustry experts if you join the Centre’s CareersAcademy programmeEntry requirements: 4 GCSEs at grade A* – Cincluding English Language/Mathematics or BTECFirst Diploma in a relevant subject at a Distinctionor Merit with a C in English at GCSE.Where it leads: You will be able to progress touniversity to study a related degree or take upemployment within a relevant sector.

Level 3 BTEC Diploma for ICTPractitioners Duration: 2 yearsYou will study: • Computer hardware and software • Game design and animation• Graphic design, website design and database design• Computer maintenance• Employability skills • A week work placement arranged by the Centreand the opportunity to gain a Certificate inFinancial Service (IFS)Entry requirements: 4 GCSEs at grade A* – Cincluding English Language/Mathematics or BTECFirst Diploma in a relevant subject at a Distinctionor Merit with a C in English at GCSE.Where it leads: You will be able to progress touniversity to study a related degree or take upemployment within a relevant sector.

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Najma Abdi

Previous college: George Monoux – BTEC Diploma Business “I have always wanted to start my own business and I feel very confident that my course will help me achieve this in the future.The staff know what they are talking about and are always there to give advice.”

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Level 2 BTEC Diploma in ICT andCreative Technology Duration: 1 year You will study:• Computer hardware and software • Game design and animation• Graphic design, website design and database design• Mobile apps and software development• Movie making and creating digital audio• Employability skills Entry requirements:You need 3 GCSEs at grade Dincluding Mathematics or English Language or a level 1 qualification in a relevant subject.Where it leads: You will be able to progress to a Level 3 BTEC programme in ICT, any otherprogramme or employment if you achieve a Meritor Distinction at the end of your programme.

Level 1 BTEC Diploma in ICT andCreative Technology Duration: 1 year You will study:• Computer hardware and software • Game design and animation• Graphic design, website design and database design• Mobile apps and software development • Movie making, creating digital audio and desktop publishing• Employability skills Entry requirements: Applicant must haveattempted a GCSE or have completed an entrylevel 3 BTEC Certificate in ICT programme orequivalent qualification.Where it leads: You will be able to progress to a Level 2 BTEC programme in ICT, any otherprogramme or employment if you achieve a pass at the end of your programme.

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Creative Arts & MediaAS/A2 Fine Art Duration: 1 – 2 yearsYou will study: • Drawing methods and mark making methods• Painting techniques and collage• Photography and photographic silk-screening• Sculpture and Portfolio preparation• The work of other artists and designersEntry requirements: 5 GCSEs A* – C including Art or Design & Technology (textiles, graphics and 3D design). Where it leads: On to a foundation course atuniversity or art college.

AS/A2 Fashion/TextilesDuration: 1 – 2 yearsYou will study: • Drawing methods and mark making methods• Photography and photographic silk-screening• Pattern cutting and fabric manipulation • Surface decoration techniques• Collage• The work of other artists and designersEntry requirements: 5 GCSEs A* – C including Art or Design & Technology (textiles, graphics and 3D design).Where it leads:On to a foundationcourse atuniversity orart college.

Level 3 UAL Extended Diploma in Art and Design Duration: 2 yearsYou will study: • Drawing, Life Drawing, Painting, Collage andmixed media• Photography, Photographic silk-screen printingand Photoshop editing• Graphic Design• Fashion, Textiles and Portfolio preparation • Sculpture and Installation Art• Investigating contemporary and historical Art and Design• Extra Curricular: Summer courses with the topLondon art universities Entry requirements: 4 GCSE at grade A* – Cincluding Art or Design & Technology (textiles,graphics and 3D design) or Level 2 BTEC Diplomain Art and Design at Merit grade.Where it leads: On to a degree at university or intoemployment in the art and design field.

Level 2 UAL Diploma in Art and Design Duration: 1 year You will study:• Drawing• Painting• Collage• Architecture• Photography and graphic design• Fashion TextilesEntry requirements: 3 GCSE at grade D or BTECLevel 1 Diploma in Vocational Studies (Art andDesign) dependent on portfolio and reference.Where it leads: Level 3 BTEC Extended DiplomaArt and Design.

Level 1 BTEC Diploma in VocationalStudies (Art and Design) Duration: 1 year You will study:• Drawing, painting and sculpture• Fashion textiles and photography• Video production and website designEntry requirements: A few or no GCSE passes (D – G) plus an interest in the subject area.Where it leads: BTEC level 2 First Diploma in Art or Media.

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Sampras Wanliss

Previous school: Gladesmore – BTEC Extended Diploma Creative Media “I am always encouraged to push the boundaries and make sure I achieve the best I possibly can. The staff have so much faithin you it’s hard not to do well and get the best possible result from whatever I do.”

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AS/A2 Media Studies (OCR) Duration: 1 – 2 years You will study:• The media industries and their relationship to the media we consume as an audience• Textual analysis of media products is an importantskill developed throughout the course along withbasic production skills. You will write essays,present seminars on media related topics whichwill develop your research skills• Working in groups you will learn to operatecameras and use advanced video softwareEntry requirements: 5 GCSEs at grade A*– Cincluding English Language or Literature.Where it leads: You will be able to progress on to university to study a related degree or take upemployment within the media industry.

Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma in Creative Media Production Duration: 2 years You will study:• Film and TV production• Sound recording• Scriptwriting• Advertising• Music video production• Documentary makingEntry requirements: 4 GCSEs at gradeA* – C (to include a humanities basedsubject) or a Level 2 BTEC Diploma atMerit grade in relevant subject and a D in English Language.Where it leads:You will be able to progresson to university to study a related degree or you could go into employment within the media industry.

Level 2 BTEC Diploma in Creative Media Production Duration: 1 year You will study:• Video production• Advertising production• Research for Creative Media Production• Animation techniques• PhotographyEntry requirements: 3 GCSEs at grade D or a Level 1qualification in a relevant subject.Where it leads: You can progress on to the Level 3BTEC Extended Diploma in Media.

Creative Arts & MediaLevel 3 Extended Diploma inPerforming Arts Duration: 2 Years You will study:• Performance in at least nine full publicperformances in our state of the art theatre as well as in the local community

• A range of drama styles from ContemporaryDrama to Classical Theatre• A range of dance styles in full publicperformances

• Performing for Children in a fullPrimary Schools Tour• Audition Techniques forUniversity and Drama Schools• Putting togetherprofessional Actor’s CVsand applicationmaterialsEntry requirements: 4 GCSEs from A*– Cincluding English aswell as a successfulaudition.Where it leads: University or Drama School.

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Rashan Kelly

Previous school: Fortismere – BTEC Extended Diploma Music Technology “Working in the music studios has given me a real insight in to how a song is developed from producing the beat to thefinished project. I have made a lot of friends with the same interests as me and we all help to develop each other’s talents.”

Entry & FoundationEntry Level 1&2 Personal & SocialDevelopment Duration: 3 years (If needed)You will study: • Business Enterprise project• Students develop skills in retail and working with money• Regular enrichment activities such as gardening,music, art, sport, cooking and drama• Numeracy and literacy• IT and Switch Work • Work related learningEntry requirements: There are no entryrequirements but you will need to have astatement of special educational needs. Priority is given to students attendingthe two local special schools.Where it leads: Progression to Level 1 courses across the Centreor CoHENEL.

Entry Level Certificate in Personal ProgressDuration: 1 yearYou will: • Work towards your independence targets basedon your learning goals• Develop your skills through cookery, art, drama,music, communications, thinking skills, numeracy,IT & Switch Work, sport, community access,horticulture, enterprise and work related learning• Be able to access the community doing gardening,work experience at Action for Kids or hydrotherapyswimming at one of our partner schoolsEntry requirements: This course is for studentswho are receiving additional support and have a statement of educational need. Students fromour 2 local special schools (The Vale and Riverside)

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Entry Level 1 Award in Personal Progress Duration: 1 year This course is similar to the personal progressioncourse and based on individual needs. The targetsare carefully set and reviewed regularly. There isemphasis on communication and making choicesthrough switch work, art, music, sensoryexperiences, drama and using the community. The therapy team, work closely with the classteams to ensure that therapy targets are part of the curriculum. Entry requirements: This course is for studentswho are receiving additional support and have a statement of educational need. Students fromour 3 local Special Schools (William C Harvey, The Vale and Moselle) receive priority. Where it leads: At the end of thiscourse you may progress to dayopportunities or other specialistprovision and will have plenty of support to ensure yourtransition is wellsupported.

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Hospitality & CateringBTEC Entry 3 or Level 1 Award /Certificate in Introduction to theHospitality Industry Duration: 1 yearYou will study: • Introduction to the Hospitality Industry• Customer service in the Hospitality Industry• Basic food preparation and cooking• Serving food and drink• Introduction to Healthy Eating and Food • Using kitchen equipmentEntry requirements: Entry Level 1 or 2qualifications or equivalent and an interest in Hospitality and Catering.Where it leads: You may progress to the VRQ 1 Diploma in Professional Cookery or you may use this as a stepping stone to anothervocational Level 1 course.

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AS/A2 English Language & Literature(Edexcel) Duration: 1 – 2 yearsYou will study: • A modern novel, with a focus on how the author creates the voices of the characters• Two modern plays • A variety of types of other literary and non-literary writing • Creative writingEntry requirements: 5 GCSEs at grade A*– Cincluding a B in either English Language or EnglishLiterature. Please note, a BTEC First qualificationcounts as equivalent to 2 GCSEs. Only one BTEC Firstcan count towards the 5 GCSE equivalence required.Where it leads: You will be able to progress touniversity. English leads naturally to careers injournalism, publishing and teaching.

AS/A2 English Literature (OCR)Duration: 1 – 2 yearsYou will study: • A broad range of novels and poetry from theVictorian (19th century) to the modern period (2004)• A Shakespeare play together with a poetry anddrama text • Critical literary writingEntry requirements: 5 GCSEs at grade A*– Cincluding a B in either English Language or EnglishLiterature. Please note, a BTEC First qualificationcounts as equivalent to 2 GCSEs. Only one BTEC First can count towards the 5 GCSEequivalence required.Where it leads: You will be able to progress to university. English leads naturally to careers in journalism, publishing and teaching.

Extended Project Level 3 (Edexcel) Duration: 1 yearYou will study: • The project has a taught element towards thebeginning of the year, but you will be expected to develop your own independent learning skills• You will research and write about a subject youenjoy, develop research skills and become a moreindependent learner• The research project is assessed by the 6000 wordsdissertation and a presentation• Recognised by universities throughout the UKEntry requirements: For 2nd year studentsonly. You must have achieved 2 C grades orabove at AS level or equivalent. Where it leads: You will be able toprogress to university with betterresearch skills and the ability tolearn independently. Thecourse attracts UCAS pointsand is the equivalent tohalf an A-level.

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AS/A2 Geography (OCR) Duration: 1 – 2 yearsYou will study: • The processes underlying the natural and thehuman world and the ways in which they arebeing managed• Topics studied include rivers and coasts, cities and rural areas, global challenges andenvironmental issuesEntry requirements: 5 GCSE grade A* – C in relevant subjects including English Language.One of these should be a B grade. Please note, aBTEC First qualification counts as equivalent to 2 GCSEs. Only one BTEC First can count towards the 5 GCSE equivalence required.Where it leads: There are obvious related careers,such as town planning, or working for environmentalbodies. Geography at university is very skills basedand qualifies people for a wide range of careerssuch as marketing, finance, human resources and management.

AS/A2 Government and Politics(Edexcel) Duration: 1 – 2 yearsYou will study: • How the political system in the UK operates• How Parliament works and how decisions are made• How political parties and pressure groupsfunction• How Democracy is achieved• Political ideologies ( AS & A2: conservatism,liberalism, socialism; A2 only: anarchism, feminism,nationalism, multiculturalism, ecologism)• You will also keep up to date with continuouschanges in British politicsEntry requirements: 5 GCSEs A* – C in relevantsubjects including English Language. One of theseshould be a B grade. Please note, a BTEC Firstqualification counts as equivalent to 2 GCSEs. Only one BTEC First can count towards the 5 GCSEequivalence required.Where it leads: You can progress to university to study for careers in the civil service, thevoluntary sector, journalism, law, public relations,education, health and other public services.

AS/A2 History (AQA) Duration: 1 – 2 yearsYou will study: • Britain 1906 –1951 • African American Civil Rights 1950 –1968• International Relations 1945 –2004 specifically the Cold War• You will complete a historical enquiry (3500 wordcoursework) on Gandhi and Indian independence• You will need a critical mind and will have to be prepared to read a lot outside of class.History is one of the hardest A-levels but one of the most rewardingEntry requirements: 5 GCSE grade A* – C in relevant subjects including English Language(and ideally History if studied at GCSE). One ofthese should be a B grade in a related subject.Please note, a BTEC First qualification counts asequivalent to 2 GCSEs. Only one BTEC First cancount towards the 5 GCSE equivalence required.Where it leads: You can progress to university to study for careers in the civil service and in thevoluntary sector, journalism, public relations,education, health and other public sector jobs.History is particularly favoured by admissionstutors for Law degrees as it develops the skillsrequired to be a lawyer.

Brandon Lewis

Previous school: Park View – BTEC Extended Diploma Uniformed Public Services “I’m glad I chose to study at the Centre because my teachers are really knowledgeable and have a high standard ofteaching. The course content is really relevant and I enjoy doing assignments and being challenged by the work.”

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AS/A2 Law (OCR) Duration: 1 – 2 yearsYou will study: • Criminal law and the different offences includingmurder, manslaughter and theft• The elements of a criminal offence including theActus Reus and the Mens Rea• How laws are created through the differentsources of law• You will understand the basis of the EnglishLegal system

• The processes of the courts including a trip to seethe courts in action• You will learn about legal reasoning and how to apply law to real life situationsEntry requirements: 5 GCSE grade A*– C in relevant subjects including English Language.One of these should be a B grade. Please note, a BTEC First qualification counts as equivalent to 2 GCSEs. Only one BTEC First can count towardsthe 5 GCSE equivalence required.Where it leads: Law provides an excellentbackground for university and careers not just in law, but also in government, public relations,teaching, journalism and a range of business areas.

AS/A2 Psychology (OCR)Duration: 1 – 2 yearsYou will study: • Research methods in Psychology to includeobservations, self-reports, experiments andcorrelations• You will develop an understanding of differentareas of psychology such as cognition, development,social and individual differences • You will specialise in Forensic Psychology andHealth and Clinical Psychology in the second yearEntry requirements: 5 GCSE grade A* – C in relevant subjects including English Languageand Mathematics. One of your relevant subjectsshould be a B grade. A grade D in Science at GCSEis also desirable. Please note, a BTEC Firstqualification counts as equivalent to 2 GCSEs. Only one BTEC First can count towards the 5 GCSEequivalence required.Where it leads:You can progress to university tostudy a related degree in areas such as social work,counselling or clinical education.

AS/A2 Sociology (WJEC) Duration: 1 – 2 years You will study: • How societies work in terms of both largescale patterns and trends as well as at aninterpersonal level• The structures and cultures of different societiesthroughout the world and within the contemporaryUK and the means by which individuals becomeaccepted and effective members of their society• The various institutions and systems foundin society such as: the family, education, massmedia, crime and deviance

• How a person or groups social class, ethnicity,gender, sexual orientation, age or disability mayimpact upon their experience and life chances in relation to these aspects of society• The methods sociologists use to study societyEntry requirements: 5 GCSE grade A* – C in relevant subjects including English Language.One of these should be a B grade. Please note, a BTEC First qualification counts as equivalent to 2 GCSEs. Only one BTEC First can count towards the 5 GCSE equivalence required.Where it leads: You can progress on to university to study subjects such as criminologyand law. Studying sociology can lead to careerssuch as counselling, social work, Journalism andother media related careers as well as Politicsand the Law.

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Jina Hook

Previous college: Southgate College – A2 English Language & Literature, A2 Law and A2 Psychology “I feel very comfortable at the Centre and it has a great atmosphere to learn. The LRC and study centres are really useful for getting your assignments done and the Learning Mentors are really knowledgeable.”

AS/A2 Turkish (OCR) Duration: 1 – 2 yearsYou will study: • Written Turkish• Spoken Turkish• The society and culture of Turkish daily lifeEntry requirements: 5 GCSEs at grade A*– Cincluding English Language and Turkish. Pleasenote, a BTEC First qualification counts as equivalentto 2 GCSEs. Only one BTEC First can count towardsthe 5 GCSE equivalence required.Where it leads: You will be able to progress touniversity or into employment such as Travel andTourism, interpreting and translation or business.

Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma in Health and Social Care Duration: 2 yearsYou will study: • Health, safety and security in health and social care• Effective communication• Development through the life stages• Sociological and psychological perspectives in health and social care• Counselling skills• Diet and nutrition• Caring for children and young people• You will undertake 100 hours of work experiencein the health and social care sectorEntry requirements: 4 GCSEs at A* – C grade (to include a C grade in GCSE English Language)OR Level 2 BTEC Diploma in Health and Social Care(at merit or distinction) with a C grade in GCSEEnglish Language. You may need to undergo anenhanced CRB check (to prove that you don't have a criminal record).Where it leads: Access to a wider range of careers, for example, you will be able to either takeup employment as a care worker working with theelderly, children and young people or people withdisabilities, or possibly take up a health and socialcare apprenticeship or progress to university tostudy a related degree.

Level 2 BTEC Diploma in Health and Social Care Duration: 1 yearYou will study: • Communication in health and social care• Individual rights in health and social care• Individual needs in health and social care• Ensuring safe environments in health and social care• The impact of diet on health• Health and social care servicesEntry requirements: 3 GCSEs at grade D includingEnglish Language or a relevant level 1 qualificationin a relevant subject.Where it leads: Progression to the Level 3Extended Diploma in Health & Social Care. Access to a wide range of careers e.g.employment as a care worker workingwith the elderly, children and youngpeople or people with disabilities, or possibly a health and socialcare apprenticeship orprogress to university tostudy a related degree.

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GCSE English Language (re-sit) (WJEC)Duration: 1 yearYou can only take this subject along with a full-time programme.You will study: • Descriptive and narrative writing• Writing for different purposes and audiences (e.g. formal letters, persuasive articles)• A novel, with a focus on how the writer useslanguage to create effect• How to read and analyse non-fiction and media texts • How spoken language is used by others (with a focus on the comedian Chris Rock)• How to improve your spoken language in a variety of contextsEntry requirements: GCSE grade D in EnglishLanguage. Students who have an E grade in GCSE English or students who are relatively newspeakers of English can study towards theFoundation paper. Where it leads: Combined with 4 other GCSEs grade A*– C or a BTEC First, you will be able to move on to AS level or a Level 3 BTEC course. It is also necessary for more university courses.

Level 2/3 Advanced bridging course in Social Sciences Duration: 1 year This full time course is for students who have not achieved quite enough A*– C GCSE grades forprogression to a full Level 3 programme this year. It is designed so they can develop the necessaryqualifications and skills to achieve this after onefurther year of study. You will study: A combination of core courses to further develop academic skills. They will involve ‘reasoning and thinking skills’, a project anda level 3 taster course in Humanities and Social Sciences which leads to a BTEC Level 3certificate in Law. If you already have above C grades in both Maths and English, you may also be able to study another AS level if you have a B in a relevant subject (or English). Entry requirements: 3 GCSEs grade A*– C. You must have at least a grade D in EnglishLanguage. You can, if required, also do re-takes in Maths and English. Where it leads: You will be able to progress on to AS levels or a Level 3 BTEC.

Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma in Public Services Duration: 2 yearsYou will study: • You will gain an understanding into a career inthe Public Services such as the Police, Army andFire Services• The role of the Public Services• The theory behind teamwork and leadership and the opportunity to develop your own skillsin these areas• You will understand how the law impacts uponthe Public Services• You will go on a 3 day residential trip to take part in activities such as quad biking, climbingand team building activitiesEntry requirements: 4 GCSE grade A*– C or a BTEC first in a relevant subject at Distinction or Merit grade. Where it leads: You will be able to progress touniversity to study a related degree or intoemployment in the uniformed services (Police,Emergency Fire Service, Prison Service etc).

Level 2 BTEC Diploma in Public ServicesDuration: 1 yearYou will study: • You will gain an understanding into a career in the Public Services such as the Police, Army and Fire Services• The role of the Public Services• You will learn about elements of the PublicServices including: skills, fitness, employment inthe public services and driving• You will understand how the law impacts uponthe Public Services and how crime effects society• You will go on a 2 day residential trip to take part

in activities such as quad biking, climbing andteam building activitiesEntry requirements: 3 GCSE grade D or

a BTEC Level 1 qualification.Where it leads: You will be able to

progress on to the Level 3 BTECExtended Diploma if you

achieve a Distinction ormerit grade.

Level 1 BTEC Diploma in Public Services Duration: 1 year You will study: • You will gain an understanding into a career in the Public Services such as the Police, Army and Fire Services• The role of the public services• Forensic detection• Leadership and teamwork in the Public Services• Fitness and wellbeing within the Public ServiceEntry requirements: You do not have to have satGCSEs but if you have you should be at grade D - G, plus as interest in Public Service. Where it leads: On completion you will be able to progress on to the Level 2 BTEC Diploma inPublic Services or Sports.

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Students studying a sports course atHaringey Sixth Form Centre can expectto experience a variety of differentsporting pathways and disciplines.

TeamworkYou'll have the opportunity to represent the Centre in a wide variety of sports at local, regionaland national level. More than 100 students trainand compete on a weekly basis.

All Haringey Sixth Form Centre students have free access to the Fitness Suite which includes stateof the art equipment including Technogym cardio,machine weights and free weights.

Staff are knowledgeable and always willing to helpso that you get the most out of your workout or training programme. A girls only session runs on a weekly basis when girls can use the gym bythemselves and includes self-defence and box fit.

DedicationOur team of experienced specialist teachers arededicated to a 'whole student' ethos so that fitness,wellbeing and employability skills are nurtured inall those that choose to become Haringey SixthForm Centre sports students.

CommitmentOur commitment to partnership working withsporting organisations locally and nationallyensures that the opportunities our studentsexperience are top quality.

From the Fitness Suite to the Sports Hall ourfacilities are first-class. We are committedto creating a sporting habit for life and areproud to be endorsed by Sport England.

Where are they now?We are pleased to hear about the continuedsuccess of our former sports students whohave progressed to study sports courses such as Sport and Exercise Science, Sport Coaching,Sport Psychology and Sports Therapy atestablished universities across the UK.

For a full list of the universities that our studentshave progressed to, that includes Brunel University,University of Hertfordshire, University of Brightonand Loughborough University go to the websitewww.haringey6.ac.uk

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What are the Haringey Sixth FormCentre Sports Academies?The Sport Academy programme is a series ofcoaching, training and competition activitiesinterlinked with a study programme.

A Haringey Sixth Form Centre Sport Academystudent has the opportunity to experience andbenefit from top-level coaching from professionalsportswomen and sportsmen who work at thecentre of excellence in their specific sports.

To apply for a place as a Haringey Sixth FormCentre Sports Academy student you will need toattend a sports trial.

To book your place on a trial you should use the registration form on the website or telephone Kevin Browne on 020 8376 5885.

Netball AcademyStudents who play for the Netball Academy receive top quality coaching from national andinternational players on a weekly basis. Studentsreceive a uniform and will play competitivematches regularly. Strength and conditioningsessions in our state of the art Fitness Suite guidedby exercise professionals form a key part of astudents training programme. While improvingtheir netball skills students will study A-levels or a BTEC course to gain academic qualifications.

Futsal in partnership with TottenhamHotspur FoundationStudents selected for the Futsal Academy course receive up to 8 hours of Futsal coachingevery week from qualified Tottenham HotspurFoundation coaches while studying for a BTECLevel 1, 2 or 3 Diploma in Sport. Competitivematches are played every week against colleges,universities and Football League Clubs.

11-a-side Football Academy in partnershipwith The Footsteps TrustStudents who play for the Football Academyreceive up to 8 hours of coaching from anAcademy standard and UEFA qualified coach whilestudying a range of academic sport qualifications. Matches are played in affiliated league and cupcompetitions at the Fredrick Knight Sports Ground.Students receive top qualitytraining and match gear.

Basketball Academy in partnership with London Lions and Reach & TeachSports NetworkLondon Lions basketball player, and formerinternational point guard Perry Lawson will sharehis professional experience as he acts as HeadCoach. Players receive a minimum of 10 hours of coaching a week in additionto strength and conditioning andmental toughness training with a full schedule of league andtournament competitions.Students will also have theopportunity to study for and sitthe SATs (the standardised testin the USA). Successful studentswould then be able to apply forcollege admission in the United Statesto play basketball at college level.

Haringey Sixth form Centre is proud of itssporting academies which represent the Centrethroughout the country.

Sports Academies

Perry Lawson – LondonLions

Paulinho – Tottenham Hotspur FC

Maths, Science, Sports & LeisureAS/A2 Biology (AQA) Duration: 1 – 2 yearsYou will study: • Lifestyle • Transport • Genes• Health• Promoting an understanding of scientific methods• Awareness of advances in technologyEntry requirements: 5 GCSEs at grade A* – Cincluding grade B in both Additional & CoreScience (or Biology) and a grade C in EnglishLanguage and Maths.Where it leads: You can progress to university and study for a degree in related subjects. Biologycan lead to careers in medicine, veterinary science,forensic science and environmental science.

AS/A2 Chemistry (OCR)Duration : 1 – 2 yearsYou will study: • Basic chemical principles bringing togetherelements of physics and biology• The elements and their compounds • Organic chemistry• Physical chemistry• Inorganic chemistry • Instrumental techniques for analysis Entry requirements: 5 GCSEs at grade A* – Cincluding grade B in both Additional & Core Science(or Chemistry) and in Maths and a grade C in English Language.Where it leads: You can progress to universityto study a degree in related subjects. Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine, pharmacy,dentistry and chemical engineering.

AS/A2 Further Maths (Edexcel)Duration: 2 yearsYou will study: • Decision mathematics• Statistics• Mechanics• Matrices, complex numbers, graphs and inequalities• Further calculus, polar coordinates and power series• Vector and differential geometryEntry requirements: 5 GCSEs at grade A* – Cincluding grade A in Maths.You must also bestudying (or have completed) AS/A2 Maths with this subject.Where it leads: You can progress to university to study for degrees in a number of subjectsincluding mathematics, sciences, finance and engineering.

AS/A2 Mathematics (Edexcel) Duration: 1 – 2 years You will study: • Statistics• Mechanics • Algebra and coordinate geometry • Polynomials and logarithms• Calculus and trigonometry• Vectors, differential equations and parametric equationsEntry requirements: 5 GCSEs at grade A* – Cincluding grade B in Maths.Where it leads: You can progress to university to study for a degree. A-level Maths can lead tocareers in economics, accounting, engineering and finance.

AS/A2 Computing (AQA) Duration: 1 – 2 yearsYou will study: • Computer programming• Computer hardware & software• Social & economic implications• Computational thinking• Report on a practical programming solution(internally assessed)Entry requirements: 5 GCSEs at grade A*– Cincluding grade B in Maths. You must also bestudying (or have completed) AS/A2 Maths with this subject.Where it leads: You can progress to study acomputing science or ICT degree at university or to a wide variety of computer-based disciplinesand technologically rich subjects such asengineering or sciences. This ensures a pathway into employment in industryinvolving computing or problem-solving skills such as business, finance ortechnology.

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Mohamed Gure

Previous school: Edmonton County – BTEC Extended Diploma Applied Science “I have enjoyed my course more than I could have imagined and have had a lot of fun working in the labs. Studying science is fun and I have gained a lot of confidence. My tutor Michelle is really supportive and is always there to help if I need anything.”

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AS/A2 Physics (Edexcel Salters Horners)Duration: 1 – 2 yearsYou will study: • Mechanics and sports performance • Electricity and space technology• Waves and communication• Electromagnetism and transport• Atomic and nuclear physics • Astronomy and the fate of our universe Entry requirements: 5 GCSEs at grade A* – Cincluding grade B in both Additional & CoreScience (or Physics) and in Maths and a grade C in English Language.Where it leads: You can progress to university to study for a related degree such as engineering,architecture and astronomy. It combines well with maths, chemistry and biology for entry intocareers such as medicine, materials science and sports science.

Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma inApplied Science (Medical Science) Duration: 2 years You will study: • Fundamentals of science• Scientific investigation & practical techniques• Using science in the workplace (work experience unit)• Physiology of the human body• Microbiology, biochemistry & biomedical science• Chemical analysis, periodicity and organicchemistryEntry requirements: 4 GCSEs at grade A* – Cincluding both Additional & Core Science andEnglish (or Maths) or a BTEC Level 2 Diploma in a related subject at Distinction or Merit grade. Where it leads: You can progress to university to study for a related degree (you will study for the Medical Science Pathway). You can pursue a career in scientific areas such as radiography, biomedical sciences, forensic science or pharmacy.

Maths, Science, Sports & LeisureGCSE Sciences Duration: 1 yearYou will study: • GCSE Biology, Chemistry& Physics• GCSE Maths or English or ESOL English or a suitable AS• If you have a grades A*- B in Maths it may bepossible to take AS Maths alongside Triple Science• If you have at least five A*- C grades you may beable to take an AS programme with one or two ofthe GCSE Science subjects• Students who have taken their qualificationsoverseas in a language other than English may be offered GCSE English with ESOL support over two yearsEntry requirements: GCSEs at grade D or aboveincluding Triple or Double/Additional Science andMaths, or other related level 2 qualificationsincluding overseas equivalents. English at grade Dor above is preferred but a test in writing may be offered for those without this.Where it leads: Successful achievement of theseGCSEs at B or above will support progression intoA-level courses in Science & Maths. Achievement atgrade C or above will allow entry onto the BTEC L3Extended Diploma in Applied Science, which isoffered with the Medical Pathway. With furthertraining and study, you can go into careers infields such as: Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Radiography, Physiotherapy, Forensic Science,Food Technology, Analytical Science,Engineering, Telecommunications and Computing.

GCSE Maths (re-sit) Duration: 1 yearYou will study: • Handling data • Using and applying algebra• Shape and space• Geometry• Measures• Solving functional Maths problemsEntry requirements: GCSE grade D in Maths.Where it leads: Combined with 4 other GCSEsgrades A*– C you can progress on to AS level or a Level 3 BTEC. GCSE Mathematics is often an entryrequirement for university courses and employerssee this as a necessary qualification.

Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma in Sport (Coaching, Development and Fitness)Duration: 2 yearsYou will study: • Physiology of fitness • Principles of anatomy • Assessing risk in sport • Fitness training and programming • Sports coaching • Sports developmentEntry requirements: 4 GCSEs grade C or above to include English and/or Maths or First Diploma or GNVQ Intermediate in a relevant subject with Merit profile) and an appropriate literacyscore. PE is also desirable.Where it leads: Entry into Higher Education(Sports Science, Sports Therapy, and Sport Studies)Foundation Degree in Sport, Active IQ PersonalTraining Course and/or Employment in the Sportand Leisure Industry.

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Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma inSport and Exercise SciencesDuration: 2 yearsYou will study: • All aspects of playing, coaching and improvingsporting performance• Anatomy for sport & exercise• Sport & exercise physiology and psychology• Research methods for sport & exercise sciences• Research project in sport & exercise sciences• Sports biomechanics in actionEntry requirements: 4 GCSE's (Grade C or above,including Science and English Language or Maths)or First Diploma in Sport, Merit grade or above andGCSE Science C grade or above. PE is also desirable.Where it leads: You can progress on to Sport andExercise related degree courses, such as: SportsScience, Coaching, Exercise Physiology, Physiotherapy,Psychology, Biomechanics, Occupational Therapy,Strength and Conditioning, Personal Training,Clinical Physiology or Sports Nutrition.

Level 2 BTEC Diploma in SportDuration: 1 yearYou will study: • Fitness Testing & Training • Practical Sport • Anatomy and Physiology for sport • Nutrition for Sports performance• Exercise and fitness Instruction • Sport DevelopmentEntry requirements: 3 relevant GCSE at D in relevant subjects or an Introductory Diploma at Merit in a relevant vocational area. A minimumgrade D in GCSE Science and English is alsodesirable as well as an appropriate literacy score. Where it leads: Successful completion can lead to Extended Diploma in Sport with a Merit profileat level 2. There are also job opportunities in thesport and leisure industry includingapprenticeships.

Level 1 BTEC Diploma in Sport and Active LeisureDuration: 1 year You will study: • Taking part in sport • Improving own fitness • Managing your health at work • Planning your own fitness programme • How the body works • Working in sport and active leisure Entry requirements: Be aged 14 – 19 and gainedsome qualifications at entry level. You do not haveto have sat GCSEs but if you have you should be at grade D – E, plus an interest in Sports. Where it leads: Successful completion can lead to employment and further training orprogression onto a BTEC Level 2Diploma in Sport (with merit profileat level 1).

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Our vision is to establish a leading edge Sixth FormCentre, with a local and national reputation for thehigh standards it achieves for young people,whatever their starting point.

Our MissionHaringey Sixth Form Centre will provide highquality education and training to young peopleenabling them to achieve their aspirations in aninclusive, supportive, safe and stimulating learning environment.

By increasing participation, collaborationand innovation, we will unlock theirpotential enabling them to succeedand make a positivecontribution to theircommunity and the economy.

ContentsOur Vision 2Principal’s Welcome 3Exceptional Achievements 4Why Choose Haringey Sixth Form Centre? 8What our Students Think of the Centre 9How to Apply 10Centre Open Events & Important Dates 11Employability & Enrichment 12Student Services & Support 13Financial Matters & Support 14Resources & Facilities 16Faculty Information 17Choosing the Right Course 18

Faculties Business & ICT 20Creative Arts & Media 24Entry & Foundation 28Hospitality & Catering 29Humanities, Social Sciences, Languages& Public Services 30Sport @ Haringey Sixth Form Centre 36Maths, Science, Sports & Leisure 38

How to find Haringey Sixth Form Centre 42Index of Courses 43Application Form

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Index of CoursesAccounting, AS/A2 20Applied Science (Medical Science), Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma 39Art and Design, Level 2 BTEC Diploma 24Art and Design, Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma 24

Biology, AS/A2 38Business Studies, AS/A2 20Business, Level 3 BTEC Diploma 20Business, Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma 20

Chemistry, AS/A2 38Computing, AS/A2 38Creative Media Production, Level 2 BTEC Diploma 25Creative Media Production, Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma 25

Economics, AS/A2 20English Language & Literature, AS/A2 30English Language, GCSE (re-sit) 34English Literature, AS/A2 30Entry 3/Level 1 Introduction to the Hospitality Industry, Certificate 29Extended Project, Level 3 30

Fashion/Textiles, AS/A2 24Fine Art, AS/A2 24Further Maths, AS/A2 38

GCSE Sciences 40Geography, AS/A2 31Government and Politics, AS/A2 31

Health and Social Care, Level 2 BTEC Diploma 33Health and Social Care, Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma 33History, AS/A2 31

ICT and Creative Technology, Level 1 BTEC Diploma 23ICT and Creative Technology, Level 2 BTEC Diploma 23ICT Practitioners, Level 3 BTEC Diploma 22ICT Practitioners, Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma 22ICT, AS/A2 22

Law, AS/A2 32

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Performing Arts, Level 3 Extended Diploma 26Personal & Social Development, Entry Level 1&2 28Personal Progress Award, Entry Level 1 28Personal Progress, Entry Level Certificate 28Physics, AS/A2 39Psychology, AS/A2 32Public Services, Level 1 BTEC Diploma 35Public Services, Level 2 BTEC Diploma 35Public Services, Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma 34

Social Sciences, Advanced bridging course 34Sociology, AS/A2 32Sport (Coaching, Development and Fitness), BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma 40Sport and Active Leisure, BTEC Level 1 Diploma 41Sport and Exercise Sciences, BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma 41Sport, BTEC Level 2 Diploma 41Turkish, AS/A2 33

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