Curriculum – Key Stage 5 – Archbishop Sentamu Academy

Key Stage 5 – Years 12-13

The Post-16 curriculum model includes a range of Level 2 and Level 3 programmes, mathematics and English GCSE Resits, an Enrichment Programme (for Year 12) and work experience time (for Year 12).

Suitable programmes are developed for each student. Career ambitions are ascertained before decisions are taken.

The curriculum model allows for Level 2 students to progress to Level 3 courses and for Level 3 students to pursue one of three pathways: academic, vocational and mixed. All students work towards completing 3 courses at Level 3 at the end of Year 13.

To find out more about the subjects your child can study at Key Stage 5, please take a look below:

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Key Stage 5 – Years 12-13

Animal Care

Biology

Business Studies

Chemistry

Childcare

Chinese

Criminology

Drama

English

Film/Media

Food

Geography

Health and Social Care

History

Law

Maths

Motor Vehicle

PE and Sport

Photography

Physics

Politics

PSHE

RE

Science

Sociology

Travel and Tourism

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