How to navigate your timetable
Use our handy graphic below to see what your timetable might look like.
There is more to your timetable than just your subjects. Click the arrow on each session to find out more and scroll through the days of the week to get a full picture.
Period 1
Subject 1
You will have three x 1.5 hour lessons per subject per week
Period 1
Subject 2
You will have three x 1.5 hour lessons per subject per week
Period 1
Tutorial+
Delivered online, this compulsory programme of tasks is made up of further learning from your Tutorial sessions.
Period 1
Study Period
Students are advised that for every 1.5 hours spent in lessons, they should complete 1.5 hours of independent study. Study Periods provide dedicated time for you to complete homework, coursework and consolidation.
Period 1
Subject 3
You will have three x 1.5 hour lessons per subject per week
Period 2
Study Period
Students are advised that for every 1.5 hours spent in lessons, they should complete 1.5 hours of independent study. Study Periods provide dedicated time for you to complete homework, coursework and consolidation.
Period 2
Study Period
Students are advised that for every 1.5 hours spent in lessons, they should complete 1.5 hours of independent study. Study Periods provide dedicated time for you to complete homework, coursework and consolidation.
Period 2
Subject 3
You will have three x 1.5 hour lessons per subject per week
Period 2
Subject 2
You will have three x 1.5 hour lessons per subject per week
Period 2
Extended Project
An independent research project equivalent to half an A level.
Period 3
Lunch
There is plenty of choice for lunch!
Period 3
Lunch
There is plenty of choice for lunch!
Period 3
Lunch
There is plenty of choice for lunch!
Period 3
Club/Society
We have many clubs and societies run by both students and staff, there is something for everyone. You may also want to start your own!
Period 3
Lunch
There is plenty of choice for lunch!
Period 4
Subject 3
You will have three x 1.5 hour lessons per subject per week
Period 4
Study Period
Students are advised that for every 1.5 hours spent in lessons, they should complete 1.5 hours of independent study. Study Periods provide dedicated time for you to complete homework, coursework and consolidation.
Period 4
Enrichment
Generally taking place on a Wednesday afternoon, this session will be your chosen enrichment e.g. sports, DofE, music, performing arts.
Period 4
Subject 1
You will have three x 1.5 hour lessons per subject per week
Period 4
Subject 2
You will have three x 1.5 hour lessons per subject per week
Period 5
Tutorial
Our bespoke programme focuses on study skills, employability skills and Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education (PSHE).
Period 5
Subject 1
You will have three x 1.5 hour lessons per subject per week
Period 5
Enrichment
Generally taking place on a Wednesday afternoon, this session will be your chosen enrichment e.g. sports, DofE, music, performing arts.
Period 5
Study Period
Students are advised that for every 1.5 hours spent in lessons, they should complete 1.5 hours of independent study. Study Periods provide dedicated time for you to complete homework, coursework and consolidation.
Period 5
Study Period
Students are advised that for every 1.5 hours spent in lessons, they should complete 1.5 hours of independent study. Study Periods provide dedicated time for you to complete homework, coursework and consolidation.
Period 6
Enrichment
Generally taking place on a Wednesday afternoon, this session will be your chosen enrichment e.g. sports, DofE, music, performing arts.
Hear from our students
Here is some feedback from our students:
“I like the opportunities the College provides e.g. enrichment, as well as the student support, which was important for me.”
Kasia
“There is a huge variety of courses available to students as well as the freedom to choose a course to suit your future, potential career paths and interests.”
Ellen
“In tutorial, we’ve been given time to research post-college options and I feel like this has been incredibly helpful for me and others.”
Oliver
