Burntwood School Additional Booklet Information 2015

BURNTWOOD SCHOOL
Additional Information 2015–16
BURNTWOOD SCHOOL
INFORMATION 2015–16
CONTENTS
The Governing Body
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Staff2–9
Admissions – September 2016
10–11
School Calendar 2015–2016
12
Timetable13
Information Regulations
13
Curriculum Plan 2015–2016
14
Sixth Form Courses
15
Public Examinations
16
Examination Results 2015
Disability and SEN
17–19
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THE GOVERNING BODY 2015 – 2016
GovernorsRepresenting
GovernorsRepresenting
Khawar Asif
Parent Governor
Mary Ludlow
Governor
Lesley Brenton
Staff Governor
Lucy Maddison
Parent Governor
Brian Carter
Governor
Neena Mehrotra
Governor
Janet Cavanagh
Staff Governor
Lesley Mitchell
Governor
Suat Cheung
Parent Governor
Johnny Perkins
Governor
Movell Dash
Parent Governor
Liz Spencer
Governor
Helen Dennis-Smith
Governor (Chair)
Towan Tolley Parent
Helen Dorfman
Principal
Heather Wallace
Governor
Beverley Fitzsimons
Governor
Peter Wong
Governor
Angela Graham
Governor
Melanie Hampton
Governor
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Correspondence to the Governing Body
should be addressed to the School
BURNTWOOD SCHOOL
INFORMATION 2015–16
SENIOR MANAGEMENT TEAM
Helen Dorfman
BA (Art & History), BSc (Physics), MA (Educational Management), PGCE, (Principal)
Sheryl Arthur
MA (Philosophy & Religion), BA (Theology & Religious Studies), PGCE (Deputy Principal)
Cath Brookes
BA (Modern History), PGCE, NPQH (Deputy Principal)
Nicholas Bull
BA (English), PGCE, (Assistant Principal)
Katelyn Farrenson
MA (Education Leadership & Management), BA (Politics), PGCE (Assistant Principal)
Howard Jackson
BA (Public Administration), (Deputy Principal)
Helen McGrevey
BSc (Physics), PGCE, NPQH (Deputy Principal)
Helen Morton
BA (Mathematics & Philosphy), PGCE (Assistant Principal)
Dominic O’Driscoll
BA Political Studies, PGCE (Assistant Principal)
Charles Harper
BA (3D Design), ATC, Cert Ed, Cert TEFL, NPQH, (Deputy Principal Emeritus)
BUSINESS STUDIES & INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
John Brameld
BSc (Applied Economics), PGCE, (Head of Business Studies & ICT)
Paul Acquah
BSc (Mechanical Engineering & Mathematics), MSc (Information Systems Management),
PGCE, (Head of ICT, ICT Key Stage 5 Coordinator)
Andrew Baron
BSc (Computing Science), PGCE, (ICT Key Stage 4 Coordinator)
Sabina Matthews
BA (Tourism Business Management), PGCE (Deputy Head of Sixth Form)
Jennifer Osodo
BA (Education), MSc (Computer Based Information Systems), PhD Computing
Martin Whapham
BSc (Economics), PGCE, (EPQ Coordinator)
ENGLISH AND MEDIA
Linda Latimer-Jones
BA (English), Cert Ed, (Head of English & Media)
Jane Anthony
BA (English), Media Studies Diploma, PGCE, (Lead Practitioner)
Lauren Black-Fenner
BA (English with Media Studies & Cultural Studies), PGCE
Jade Britton
BA (English), PGCE, (Year Curriculum Coordinator)
Sophie Doherty
BA (Ancient History and Civilisation), PGCE (Deputy Head of English & Key Stage 4 Coordinator)
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INFORMATION 2015–16
ENGLISH AND MEDIA (CONTINUED)
Nita D’Silva-Collins
BA (English), MA (Literature & Politics), PGCE, (Lead Practitioner)
Kate Frances
BA (English, Education, Art History & Maori Studies), PGCE
William Furnell
BA (English Literature & History), PCGE, (English Key Stage 3 Coordinator), (Deputy Year Curriculum Coordinator)
David Gibbs
BA (English), PGCE, (Director of 6th Form Curriculum)
Karin Junker
BA (English & German), PGCE, (Deputy Year Curriculum Coordinator)
Ivana Lalovic
BA (Classics) PGCE
Eoin Meade
BA (Politics & Philosophy), MA (Media & Communications), PGCE, (Head of Media Studies)
Rachel Nightingale
BA (English Literature), PGCE
Victoria Sharkey
BA (English & French), PGCE, (English Key Stage 5 Coordinator)
Heather Sutcliffe
MA (English), PGCE
Maja Zafirovska
BA (English Language & Literature), PGCE, (Year Curriculum Coordinator)
HUMANITIES
Jessica Beattie
MA (History), PGCE, (Head of Humanities)
Ruhena Bakhsh
BA (South Asian Studies) BA (Visual Theories), PGCE
Charlotte Benham
BA (Geography), PGCE
Amanda Betts
BA (Sociology & Religious Studies), PGCE (Head of Religious Studies)
Samantha Clerke
BSc (Geography & Environmental Science), Grad Dip Teaching
Melissa Cope
BA (History, Literature & Cultures of the Americas), PGCE (Head of History)
Noemi Heipl-Freeman
BA (History), PGCE
Catherine Hickland
BSc (Sociology), PGCE
Sharon Higgins
BA (History), PGCE
Jeevan Kaur
BSc (Geography), PGCE
Anna Kitteringham
BA (Geography, Business & the Environment), PGCE (Head of Geography)
Dion Lebowitz
BA (Religion, Philosophy & Ethics), PGCE
Kathryn Mabey
BA (Religious Studies & Theology), PGCE, (Citizenship & PSHE Coordinator)
Feroza Pal
BSc (Sociology & Psychology), PGCE, (Head of Social Sciences)
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INFORMATION 2015–16
HUMANITIES (CONTINUED)
Lindsey Tobin
BA (Religion, Philosophy & Ethics), PGCE
Stefan Viggiani
MSc (Educational Leadership), BA (Recording Arts), PGCE
(Year Curriculum Coordinator)
LANGUAGES
Debbie Peel
BSc (French & European Studies), PGCE, (Head of Languages)
Khalid Ahmed
BSc (Science), MSc (Biochemistry), MSc (Molecular Pathology), PGCE
David Blake
BA (French & Spanish), PGCE
Sarah Brack
BA (Italian Studies), PGCE,
(Subject Leader for Latin Studies, Ancient Greek and Mandarin)
Robert Compper
BA (Humanities), PGCE
Ioana Gheorghe
BA (European Studies with Modern Languages) ,
MA (Translation Theory & Practice), PGCE
Lucy Hidden
MA (Spanish & European History), PGCE
Viv Jimenez
Cert Ed
Lynda McDonald
BA (French & Spanish), PGCE
Victoria Prior
BA (French & German), PGCE, (Joint Deputy Head of Languages)
Ana Vazquez Martin
BSc (Advertising & PR), MSc (Teaching Spanish as a foreign Language),
PGCE, (Joint Deputy Head of Languages)
MATHEMATICS
Paul Gerrard
BA (Mathematics & Philosophy), PGCE, (Head of Mathematics)
Atefah Abediasl
BSc (Electrical Engineering), PGCE
Jose Alvarez
BSc (Statistics), PGCE, (Key Stage 5 Coordinator)
Karen Carey
MMATH, PGCE
Ilse du Toit
BSc (Mathematics), BEd (Mathematics),
PGCE (Deputy Year Curriculum Coordinator)
Alam Khan
BSc (Economics), PGCE
Muhammad Khan
BEng (Mechatronics), PGCE
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INFORMATION 2015–16
MATHEMATICS (CONTINUED)
Shahina Khatun
BSc (Mathematics & Management), PGCE
Daniel Lewis
BSc (Mathematics), PGCE
David Meacock
BSc (Metallurgy & Materials Science), PGCE
Sabah Mehmood
BSc (Mathematics with Finance & Accounting), PGCE
Andre Petersen
BTech (Educational Management), HDE IV (Secondary),
(Mathematics Key Stage 4 Coordinator), (Deputy Head of Mathematics)
Claire Rupprecht
BA (Mathematics & Spanish), PGCE,
(Mathematics Key Stage 3 Coordinator)
Olga Williamson
BSc (Chemical Technology), PGCE
PHYSICAL AND ARTS EDUCATION
Sue Dunn
BA (Drama, English), PGCE, (Head of Physical & Arts Education)
Natasha Alexander
BA (Dance), MA (Creative Practice), PGCE
Lecia Burke
BA (Dance), PGCE (Joint Head of Dance)
Elgar Clayton
Fellowship of Music, Grad Dip Teaching, (Head of Music)
Noelle Farrell
BA (Geography & Economics), BEd (Secondary Education & PE)
Ann Jarvis
BEd (Education & Physical Education), Cert Ed,
(Year Curriculum Coordinator)
Lauren Kennedy
BSc (Sports & Exercise), PGCE
Sarah Khosla BSc (Human Movement Studies & Education),
(i/c BTEC Health & Social Care)
Lucy Kriskinans
Bed (Physical Education), (PE Enrichment Coordinator
+ BTEC Sport Subject Leader)
Kerry Livesey
BSc (Sports Science), PGCE
Lynsey McCall
BA (Contemporary Theatre & Performance), (Head of Drama)
Bethany Moulange
BA (Dance Choreography), PGCE (Deputy Year Curriculum Coordinator),
(Joint Head of Dance)
Cathryn Potter
BSc (Sports Science), PGCE, (Head of PE)
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INFORMATION 2015–16
SCIENCE
Sophia Daire
BSc (Environmental Science), PhD (Chemical Physics),
PGCE, (Head of Science)
Halima Aboobaker
BSc (Medical Genetics), PGCE, (Key Stage 3 Science)
Iram Ahmad
BSc (Biomedical Science), PGCE
Glen Akibo-Betts
MPhil (Chemical Physics), BSc (Chemistry with Management Studies),
PGCE (Head of Chemistry)
Siobhan Bailey
BSc (Medical Microbiology & Virology), PGCE
Azmina Bakh
BSc(Biochemistry), PGCE
James Beaumont
BSc (Chemistry), PGCE
Nicholas Benjamin
BSc (Pharmaceutical Chemistry), PGCE
Lesley Brenton
BEd, PGCE (Science Community Liaison), (BTec Coordinator)
Anna Budd
BSc (Biomedical Science), PGCE (Deputy Year Curriculum Coordinator)
Jackie Colgan
HNC (Applied Physics), BSc (Physics), PGCE, (Year Curriculum Coordinator)
Jason Darter
BSc (Biology & Education), PGCE
Sandar Din
BSc (Physics), Cert. Information Technology, PGCE,
(Careers Manager & Work Related Learning Coordinator)
Liam Harris
BSc (Biochemistry & Forensic Biology), PGCE (ICT Coordinator in Science),
(Deputy Head of Sixth Form)
Mark Homer
BSc (Physics), PGCE, (Deputy Head of Science & Head of Physics, Key Stages 4 & 5)
Corin Jones
BSc (Physiology), PGCE, (Head of Biology, Key Stages 4&5)
Aneil Sumer
BSc (Biology & Chemistry), Grad Dip Teaching
VISUAL ARTS & DESIGN TECHNOLOGY
Jenni Griffith
BA (Fine Art), MA, PGCE, (Head of Visual Arts & Design Technology)
Nasima Begum
BA (Graphic & Media Design), PGCE
Saskay Bennett
BA (Design for Graphic Communication), PGCE, (i/c BTEC Hospitality)
Andrew Fyvie
BA (Art), MA (Fine Art), PGCE,
Neil Harman
BA (Fine Art), PGCE, (Head of Photography)
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INFORMATION 2015–16
VISUAL ARTS & DESIGN TECHNOLOGY (CONTINUED)
Charleen Hunter
BA (Interior Architecture & Design), PGCE
Debra Lawrence
BA (Textiles & Fashion), PGCE
Alison Meechan
BA (Graphic Design & Illustration), PGCE , (Head of Art)
Natalie Rudkin
BA (Textile Design), PGCE,(Key Stage 3 DT)
LEARNING SUPPORT
Lorna Fry
(SENCO)
Barbara Hopgood
BEd (Education & Theology),
Violetta Krysciak
MA (Geography), PGCE, (Joint EMAG Coordinator)
Vlasta Rebrosova
Teaching Diploma, PGCE
Elly Young
BSc (Biological Sciences), PGCE, (Joint EMAG Coordinator)
Zeynap Maras
Instructor
NON TEACHING STAFF
CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION SERVICES
Naomi Boland
Receptionist
Rohina Daud
BA (Applied Social Science), Admissions Officer / Examinations Officer
Dena Donaldson
Student Welfare Assistant
Zoe Fleming
BSc (Health & Social Care), Payroll, H R & Cover Coordinator
Hugh Keast
H R & Office Manager
Patricia Martin
Administrative Officer
Christine Moore
Finance Officer
Leanne Newman
Finance Assistant
Alvin Ossai
BSc (Sports & Exercise Science), Finance Assistant
Dina Williams
Attendance Officer
Gloria Young
Principal’s PA
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INFORMATION 2015–16
ADMINISTRATION
Catherine Blanchard
Administrative Support Assistant
Tracy Byrne
Administrative Support Assistant
Janet Cavanagh
Sixth Form Administrator
Dawn De Grasse
Administrative Support Assistant
Shona Eccleston-Beecham
PA to Assistant Principals
Zoe Gajadar
PA to Assistant Principals
Catherine Jarvis-Campbell
BA Hons (English & European Literature), PGCE,
Administrative Support Assistant
Christina Luke PA to Deputy Principal for CPD / Payroll and HR Assistant
Beverley Silke
BSc (Psychology), Events & Accommodation Manager
Joanna Weitz
PA to Deputy Principals
MEDIA RESOURCES
Gillian Peachey
MRO Manager
Kerri Reeder
Resources Assistant
LEARNING SUPPORT
Elysha Bakhsh
Learning Support Assistant
Terry Carter
Learning Mentor
Donna Cowlard
Learning Support Assistant
Virginia Francois
Learning Support Assistant
Andrea Jaron
Learning Support Assistant
Sue Jenson
Senior Learning Support Assistant
Alexandra Ihringova
Student Support Worker Team Coordinator
Sherifat Ayinla
Student Support Worker
Clare Bransfield Student Support Worker
Charlotte Nicholas Student Support Worker
Natasa Stanojevic
Student Support Worker
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INFORMATION 2015–16
TECHNICIANS
LEARNING SUPPORT
Miriam Ocan
Learning Mentor
Elizabeth Ryan
Learning Support Assistant
Margaret Sinclair
Learning Support Assistant
Annette Worrall
Learning Support Assistant
LIBRARY
Melanie Jones BA History & Studies in Religion,
Master of Information Management ,Librarian
Cameron Bray
Library Assistant
Josephine Foster
Library Assistant
SITE SERVICES
Kenneth Medlycott
Joint Site Manager
Chris Murphy
Joint Site manager
Stuart Aitken
Site Assistant
Antonio Alcala Coca
Site Assistant
Joanne Mills
Site Assistant
Stephen Moylan
Site Assistant
STUDENT RECRUITMENT COORDINATOR
Keith Gowan
Dip Ed Tech, CGLI
TECHNICIANS
Efthymia Bekiri
D & T Technician
Hedy Canessa
Science Technician
Nicola Curran
Data Administrator
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Russell Good
BA (Music Production),
Performing Arts Technician
Tanbir Hussain
BSc (Information Technology),
E-Learning Administrator
Sumaya Khanom
Science Technician
Fela Marr
Science Technician
Rimal Patel
BSc (Business Information Technology),
ICT Consultant and Data Manager
Magdalena Polec
Senior Science Technician
Kadie Ruck
BSc (Forensic Biology), Science Technician
Chimaine Sampson
BA (Set Design for Stage and Screen),
Art Technician
Tia Thompson
BSc (Sports Science), P E Technician
BURNTWOOD SCHOOL
INFORMATION 2015–16
ADMISSION OF PUPILS TO YEAR 7
Burntwood admits 283 students to Year 7 each year.
The criteria for the admission of students to Year 7 in September are as follows:
Category 1 Places
71 places allocated by reference to general ability to those applicants with the highest scores in
the Wandsworth Year 6 Test.
Category 2
The remaining 212 places to be allocated as follows, in this order:
I. Girls looked after and those who ceased to be children looked after because they were
adopted, or because they were adopted, or because they became subject to a residence
order or a special guardianship order (note 1);
II. Applicants with a professionally supported exceptional medical need or exceptional social
need for a place at the school, as decided by the Governing Body (note 2);
III. Girls not admitted under Category 1, who have a sibling (note 3)attending the school at the
date of application (note 3);
IV. Girls who live nearest to the school, using a straight line measurement from home to school
as calculated by the Wandsworth Council Geographical Information System (note 4).
All applicants will apply on an equal
footing, and will not need to specify
under which category they are applying.
Appeal Arrangements
Applicants refused a place at the
school will have the right appeal to an
independent admission appeal panel
established under the School Standards
and Framework Act 1998.
For 283 places available in September
2015, 813 applications were received
by the deadline, 31st October 2014.
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Notes
1. A child looked after is a child in the care of a local
authority or provided with accommodation by that
authority in accordance with section 22 of the Children
Act 1989. An adopted child is defined by section 46 of
the adoption and Children Act 2002. A residence order
is defined by section 8 of the Children Act 1989. A
special guardianship order is defined by section 14A of
the Children Act 1989.
2. Applications made on exceptional medical grounds must
be supported by a current letter from a specialist health
professional. Applications made on exceptional social
grounds must be supported by a current letter from a
social worker or other care professional working with
the family. The letters must give reasons why the child’s
condition or circumstances make it necessary for the child
to attend the school, and the difficulties that would be
caused if the child had to attend an alternative school. If
this information is not provided by the application closing
date, the application will not be considered under this
criterion.
3. A sibling is a full sister, a step/half-sister living at the
same address, a child who is living as part of the family
by reason of a court order, or a child who has been
placed with foster carers as a result of being looked after
by a local authority.
4. The straight-line measurement used to prioritise applicants
for admission to schools in Wandsworth commences in
all cases at the location of the property determined by
the National Land Planning Gazetteer and terminates
at the central point of the school site as determined
by Wandsworth Council’s Geographical Information
System. Measurements by alternative systems and/
or to other points will not be taken into account in any
circumstances. Where applicants have identical distance
measurements, priority amongst them will be determined
at random.
BURNTWOOD SCHOOL
INFORMATION 2015–16
APPLICATIONS FOR PLACES IN YEAR 7 IN SEPTEMBER 2016
If you wish to apply for a place at Burntwood then you must apply on the Secondary Transfer application form for the borough in which you live and put
Burntwood as one of your preferences, e.g. if you live in Wandsworth apply on a Wandsworth form, if you live in Merton apply on the Merton form.
It is very important that you return your application form to your home borough in time to meet the closing date of Saturday, 31st October 2015.
Parents who are considering applying for a place are invited to visit the school and to meet the staff and students
on one of the following occasions:
Wednesday 30th September
6.00pm
th
Tuesday 6 October
8.45am
Thursday 8th October
8.45am
Students who are offered a place at the school will be invited to attend interviews which will be held during weeks beginning
Monday 23rd May 2016 and Monday 6th June 2016. An Induction Day and Evening will be held in July.
ADMISSIONS TO THE SIXTH FORM
New applicants to the Sixth Form will be invited into school on open days and on
Sixth Form induction day. Applications for places in the Sixth Form in September
2016 should be made directly to the school. Application forms can be obtained
from the school office. Completed forms must be returned to the Head of the Sixth
Form by January 31st 2016.
The Sixth Form has its own Course Booklet which is available to all applicants and
parents on request.
Parents who are considering applying for a place in the Sixth Form are invited to
visit the school and to meet the staff and students on:
Tuesday, 3rd November
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5.30pm – 8.00pm
BURNTWOOD SCHOOL
INFORMATION 2015–16
SCHOOL CALENDAR - ACADEMIC YEAR 2015– 2016
AUTUMN TERM 2015
Tuesday 1st September to Friday 18th December
Half Term
Monday 26th October to Friday 30th October
Christmas Holiday
Monday 21st December to Friday 1st January
SPRING TERM 2016
Monday 4th January to Thursday 24th March
Half Term
Monday 15th February to Friday 19th February
Spring Holiday
Friday 25th March to Friday 8th April
SUMMER TERM 2016
Monday 11th April to Tuesday 19th July
May Day Holiday
Monday 2nd May
Half Term
Monday 30th May to Friday 3rd June
Summer Holiday
from Wednesday 20th July
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INFORMATION 2015–16
TIMETABLE
The school day for Years 7 and 8 starts at 8.35 a.m. and ends at 3.10 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
On Wednesday the lessons end at 2.40pm. 34 periods in total.
The school day for Years 9- 11 starts at 8.35 a.m. and ends at 3.10 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
On Wednesday lessons end at 3.30 p.m. 35 periods in total.
The school day for Sixth Form starts at 8.35 a.m. and ends according to their individual timetable.
There is a voluntary programme of extra-curricular activities available to everyone on all days except Monday.
Students receive information about these activities from YCCs and Heads of Departments.
The extended curriculum is taught from 3.10pm to 4pm on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and from 3.30pm to 4.20pm on Wednesday.
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 2000
The purpose of the Freedom of Information Act is to promote greater openness and accountability across the public sector.
The classes of information that we undertake to make available are organised into broad topic areas:
1.School Prospectus - information published in the school prospectus
2.Students & Curriculum - information about policies that relate to students
and the school curriculum including Governors’ documents.
3.School Policies and other information related to the school - information
about policies that relate to the school in general.
If you require a paper version of any of the documents within the scheme, please
contact the school by telephone, email, or letter.
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 020 8946 6201
Contact Address: Burntwood School, Burntwood Lane, London SW17 0AQ.
Please mark any correspondence ‘Publication scheme request’. We reserve the
right to charge for any copying and postage.
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INFORMATION 2015–16
Curriculum Plan 2014 – 2015 (Diagram shows the number of teaching periods for each subject/area)
STANDARD CURRICULM
KEY STAGE 3
YEAR 7
YEAR 8
YEAR 9
YEAR 10
YEAR 11
English4
English4
English4
English6
English6
Maths4
Maths4
Maths4
Maths6
Maths5
Science5
Science5
Science5
Science6
Science6
R.S.2
Geography2
History2
Language (French, Spanish or
Urdu) or Health & Social Care 4
Language (French, Spanish or Urdu)
or Hospitality
4
History2
R.S.2
Geography2
Geography2
History2
R.S.1
Humanities
(History or Geography)
4
Humanities (History or Geography
or Health & Social Care
3
Languages2
Languages2
Languages3
Arts5
Arts5
Arts5
Media Studies or Art or Drama
or Dance or Performing Arts or
Music or Sport or ICT or
Computing3
P.E.2
P.E.2
P.E.2
Media Studies or Art or
Drama or Dance or Performing
Arts or Music or Sport or ICT or
Computing3
Des. & Tech.
Des. & Tech.
Des. & Tech.
Art or Textiles or Design &
Manufacturing or Graphics or
Product Design
or ICT or Photography or
Hospitality or Latin
3
Art or Textiles or Design &
Manufacturing or Product Design
or Photography or ICT
or Computing or Latin
3
P.E2
R.S2
R.S.2
Ac. Tutorial
Ac. Tutorial 1
2nd Humanities
2
Second Language
1
JSLA2
Statistics1
2
2
2
I.C.T.1
I.C.T.1
I.C.T.2
Ac. Tutorial
1
Ac. Tutorial
Ac. Tutorial
CSS – English
1
CSS – English
1
CSS – English
1
CSS – Maths
1
CSS – Maths
1
CSS – Maths
1
Latin
ENRICHMENT
CURRICULM
KEY STAGE 4
1
1
1
Latin
2
Latin1
2nd Lang
1
2nd Lang
1
Ancient Greek
1
Ancient Greek
1
P.E2
1
2nd Humanities
2
Second Language
1
JSLA2
Orchestra and Choir
1
Mandarin1
Clubs, Societies, Supervised homework, rehearsals for Dance or Drama productions, Sports tournaments
2
Year 12/13 – AS/A Levels 5 or 6 periods each depending on group size.
Year 12/13 – Vocational/Applied courses 12 periods + 3 Key Skills periods
Year 12 – GCSE courses 3 periods
Key Ac. Tutorial = Academic Tutorial • I.C.T. = Information & Communications Technology
P.E. = Physical Education • R.S. = Religious Studies
CSS = Communication and Study Skills • JSLA = Junior Sports Leader Award
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INFORMATION 2015–16
SIXTH FORM COURSES 2015–2016
In the Senior School, students are prepared for GCE Advanced Supplementary (AS) and Advanced (A2) Level examinations, Applied Vocational A levels and
BTEC Qualifications. GCSE subjects and Key Skills are also available.
GCSE courses covered are:
English Language and Mathematics – all students who do not have at least a C grade at GCSE will be required to sit these examinations.
All Year 13 students are strongly encouraged to aim for Higher or Further Education places. Successes of former students have provided us with well-established
links with many Universities (including Oxford and Cambridge) and a variety of other specialist colleges such as Colleges of Art, the Royal Academy of
Dramatic Art and the London Academy of Contemporary Dance.
To support their academic progress, all students have personal mentors with whom they meet regularly to discuss progress.
Burntwood Bursaries of up to £300 are awarded on application to Year 12 students to support structured Summer Holiday activities. Bursaries have been
awarded for projects such as Dance and Drama Courses, Study Abroad, Conservation Projects, courses linked to Medicine, Music Art and voluntary service
abroad.
A separate Sixth Form Course booklet is published with full information on courses, facilities, responsibilities and opportunities.
ADVANCED LEVEL STUDIES
A wide range of AS and A2 level subjects are offered, including:
Art, Biology, Business Studies, Business Studies and Economics, Chemistry, Classics, Dance, Drama, English, French, Geography, Graphics, History, ICT,
Italian, Latin, Mathematics (including Mechanics), Further Maths, Media Studies, Music, Photography, Physics, Product Design 3D and Textiles & Fashion,
Psychology, Religious Studies, Sociology, Spanish and Urdu
We also offer the Community Sports Leadership Award and a vocational GCSE course in Underwater Media which incorporates both the closed and open
water Diving qualification. The Sixth Form timetable is constructed around the students’ choices and so is flexible enough to accommodate student preferences.
VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS
Vocational subjects currently available for study are:
BTEC Science, ICT, Business Studies and Health & Social Care
ACTIVITIES
The Sixth Form provides a full and varied programme of extra-curricular events including:
Debating, Film Club, Sports and Games, Theatre, University Access Programme and various Visits.
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INFORMATION 2015–16
EXAMINATION BOARDS
The following Examination Boards are used by the school:
General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE)
AQA
Formerly NEAB, SEG, AEB
EDEXCEL
London Examinations
OCR
Formerly MEG, UCLES, OCEAC
WJEC
Welsh Joint Education Committee
Advanced Level Subjects (AS and A2 Level)
AQA
Formerly NEAB, SEG, AEB
EDEXCEL
London Examinations
OCRUCLES
WJEC
Welsh Joint Education Committee
Vocational Qualifications
AQA
Formerly NEAB, SEG, AEB
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INFORMATION 2015–16
GCSE RESULTS 2015 – Full Course Year 11
Subject
Entries A*
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
U
X A*–CA*–G
Computer Technology
116
0730
36
248920073
116
History
14216253026131111 8 2 0 97140
Religious Studies
269366071482513 9 6 1 0215
268
Community Development
2680 20497053382013 5 0139
263
Latin
120141230010611
English Literature
27349596437391310 1 1 0209
272
English Language
274134385584518 9 2 1 0199
273
Dutch
1000100000011
French
126102531281212 7 0 1 0 94125
German
4211000000044
Gujarati
1000010000001
Arabic
1000100000011
Spanish
13617161323291011 7 10 0 69126
Urdu
25655531000021
25
Italian
1100000000011
Art and Design
71
12
17
22
1910000070
71
Graphic Design
37039747250019
37
Media Studies
521810
1278231031
51
Photography
303591111000028
30
Performing Arts
794 2172520101 0 0 04879
Music Studies
17035630000014
17
Science (General/Combined)1430 1931413514 3 0 0 0 91143
Additional Science
1430 1433393814 4 1 0 0 86143
Maths (General)
27022314869481911 9 13 0170
257
Statistics
117
22
34
22
33600000
111
117
Physics
66
12
28
20600000066
66
Chemistry
66
13
24
22700000066
66
Geography
14010281428301310 2 5 0 80135
Biology
66
13
31
16600000066
66
Product Design
370365125420014
37
D & T Textiles Technology
510 411109103 3 1 02550
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BURNTWOOD SCHOOL
INFORMATION 2015–16
SUMMARY OF PROVISIONAL GCSE RESULTS 2015
Achieving 5+ A*–C
Inc English & Maths
Achieving
Eng Bacc
Making expected
progress in English
Making expected
progress in mathematics
Burntwood 2015 (provisional)
57%
39%
79%
63%
England 2014
53%
24%
70%
65%
GCE AS LEVEL RESULTS – Summer 2015
Subject
EntriesA
B
C
D
E
U
Business Studies
12011235
Business Studies & Economics
43
1
2
14
10
7
9
Art and Design Photography 19469000
Fine Art
21388200
Geography
24446163
History
5061211105 6
Religious Studies
644 917199 6
Psychology
421 5145 710
Computer Technology
22247531
Computer Science
Classics (General)
7021103
2110000
Classical Civilisation
11221222
Sociology
511 5 913914
English Literature
774 92425123
Chinese
1100000
Dutch
1010000
French
15411225
-German
6150000
Polish
2200000
Portuguese
Spanish
Urdu
1100000
12242310
7331000
Art and Design
25289213
Media Studies
331 612102 2
Dance
Performing Arts
Music Studies
7301210
13213430
6003210
Maths (General)
78914910927
Physics
13043321
Chemistry
69 3 9 15161016
Biology
602 913198 9
TOTAL
794 69 135194168103125
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BURNTWOOD SCHOOL
INFORMATION 2015–16
A LEVEL RESULTS SUMMER 2015
Subject
Entries
A*ABCDEU
Biology
531 2148 8173
Chemistry
3601137465
Physics
60003030
Mathematics
65514913128 4
Mathematics Further
50013100
Computer Studies/Computing
60100410
Information Technology
130024520
Business Studies
100034210
Business Studies & Economics
2910651250
Art & Design Graphics
Art and Design Photography
70133000
131264000
Art and Design Textiles
40003100
Art and Design 3-D Studies
20101000
Fine Art
113044000
Geography
120432210
History
3107108321
Religious Studies
3206341081
Psychology
3610711953
Sociology
290289523
English Literature
43 2 2 131411 1 0
Media Film and TV Studies
21
0
2
4
11
3
1
0
French
60220200
Spanish
81113110
Urdu
32100000
Classics
31110000
Classical Civilisation
30000201
D&T Product Design
10010000
TOTAL
48818 50 114124 97 64 21
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BURNTWOOD SCHOOL
INFORMATION 2015–16
DISABILITY AND SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS
At Burntwood, teachers take account of particular learning and assessment requirements and make provision, where necessary, to support individuals or groups
of students, to enable them to participate effectively in the curriculum and assessment activities.
• Students with special educational needs
• Students with disabilities
• Students who are learning English as an additional language
The school will work actively to promote equality and foster positive attitudes and commitment to an education for equality.
We will do this by:
• treating all those within the school community (e.g. pupils, staff, governors, parents and the community)
as individuals with their own particular abilities, beliefs, challenges, attitudes, background and experience
• creating and maintaining a school ethos which promotes equality, develops understanding and challenges myths,
stereotypes, misconceptions and prejudices
• encouraging everyone in our school community to gain a positive self-image and high self esteem
• having high expectations of everyone involved with the whole school community
• promoting mutual respect and valuing each other’s similarities and differences and facing equality issues openly and honestly
• identifying, challenging and removing all practices, procedures and customs which are discriminatory
and replacing them with practices that are fair to all
• monitoring evaluation and reviewing all the above to secure continuous improvement in all that we do.
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BURNTWOOD SCHOOL
Burntwood Lane, London SW17 0AQ · Telephone 020 8946 6201 · Email [email protected]