OUR COLLEGE - ENSFC:
College Mission:
-A quote from the website - "Excellence and Care: the College is working for its Community"
-Giving students the best opportunities for jobs or learning & achieving their potential success and progression, supporting their unique students in a healthy environment, and serving & supporting their local community.
Their Core Values:
'Excellence, Care, Diversity & Integrity'
3 Impressive Facts:
- 'T Levels' will be starting at the sixth form in 2021
- They have a professional music studio on the college grounds available for student use
- The principal brings in her dog to support students struggling with mental health
Courses:
87 full courses (and counting), a large variety - GCSEs, AS levels, A levels, BTECs, T-levels. level 4 Creative Enterprise and ENhance
Futures Team:
The college has a team which is there to help students with their next steps once they leave, committed to supporting them in making informed decisions related to their potential career and/or further education paths, and what would suit them the best.
The members include Michael Papageorgiou (the careers leader), Sean Baney and Michelle Atkins.
ExtENd?
The Extend programme is a programme made for students aiming to get into highly competitive universities, where applying involves some sort of admission process. In order to be considered for the programme, the student must have achieved an average of at least 7 in their GCSEs. It challenges students taking part to think more ambitiously about where they see themselves after sixth form, supporting them with UCAS and university applications, on top of supporting them with their unique areas of interest one-to-one, visits to universities and admissions conferences, and more.
College Mission:
To provide their students with valuable skills and experience to help them secure well-paid and interesting employment in future science, maths and engineering.
Their Core Values:
Student well-being, engineers of the future and British values.
3 Impressive Facts:
- 10 million pounds site which contains £1.3 million of specialist engineering and scientific equipment.
- Sixth-formers get to see the 'therapy dog' during exam season.
- 50 percent of students went on to an apprenticeship.
Courses:
STEM Courses
Additional Support Available:
They provide links to mental well-being sites on their website, as well as staff having one on ones with students to discuss their future career choices and ideas.
Why I chose EN:
I personally chose to go to East Norfolk Sixth Form, partly due to the fact that a lot of the people I already knew were also going here, but also because of the media and film courses that I knew were running at the college which I was very interested in, plus the fact that I was about to live relatively close to the campus as well.
- Sixth-formers get to see the 'therapy dog' during exam season.
- 50 percent of students went on to an apprenticeship.
Courses:
STEM Courses
Additional Support Available:
They provide links to mental well-being sites on their website, as well as staff having one on ones with students to discuss their future career choices and ideas.
Why I chose EN:
I personally chose to go to East Norfolk Sixth Form, partly due to the fact that a lot of the people I already knew were also going here, but also because of the media and film courses that I knew were running at the college which I was very interested in, plus the fact that I was about to live relatively close to the campus as well.
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