An instructor assists students on technique and repetitions using small dumbell weights
In the music room two youths stand back to back to practice performance skills with their electric guitars
A student paints a plaster heart plaque with colourful floral motifs
A young student considers the contents of a saucepan on the hob in the school's food tech classroom

Options Information

The selection of optional subjects at key stage four is one of the most crucial moments in any student’s secondary education.

The information in this section will support you through the options process and ensure your informed choices lead to the maximisation of your potential. 

It will be important that you understand your own strengths and weaknesses so that you can optimise your chances of success. Equally, we recommend that you select courses in which you have a real interest. 

In our most recent Ofsted inspection report our curriculum and options choices were described as “varied and motivating”. Being able to offer a broad and balanced curriculum allows accessibility for all, and meets the needs and  aspirations of our students. 

Please read and discuss the options subjects in this site with your parents or carers. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us

Samuel Fox and Abbie Thorrington

Co-Principals

A student enjoys the contents of a paperback picked from the Library bookshelves
A row of students practice their keyboard skills helped with the computer screens on the desk in front of them
Two students in stripy aprons add herbs to the mix inside a saucepan on the hob in the food tech classroom
At break times students gather to chat and support each other - friendship is important.