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Decisions
Bexley Post-16 Directory
2021 - 2022
www.bexley.gov.uk/decisionspost16This Directory is produced by: Education to Employment Team London Borough of Bexley Civic Offices 2 Watling Street Bexleyheath Kent DA6 7AT Telephone: 020 3045 7777 This directory is accurate at the time of printing (October 2020). However, changes can occur before courses start in September 2021. For up to date information please check the individual schools, academies, colleges and training provider’s websites. Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 2
Contents
Contents3 Post-16 Providers in Bexley 25
Introductions4 Colleges
Welcome to DECISIONS Christ the King: St Mary’s 30
the Bexley Post-16 Directory 4 London College of Performing Arts 37
DECISIONS - How to use this guide 4 London South East Colleges - Bexley Campus 39
Deciding what you want to do next? 5 Schools
Post-16 timetable for September 2021 intake 5 Beths Grammar School 25
Information, Advice & Guidance 6 Bexley Grammar School 26
Information on Raising the Participation Age (RPA) 6 Bexleyheath Academy 27
Choosing the right pathway for you 7 Blackfen School for Girls 28
Your options 7 Chislehurst and Sidcup Grammar School 29
How to choose? 7 Cleeve Park School 31
Your choices 7 Haberdashers’ Aske’s Crayford Academy 33
What’s your next move? 8 Harris Academy Falconwood 34
Compare your options after GCSEs 8 Harris Garrard Academy 35
King Henry School 36
Which pathway is right for me? 9
Marlborough School 40
Where can you study or train? 10
Townley Grammar School 42
School sixth forms 10
Trinity School 43
Sixth form colleges 10
Welling School 44
Further education colleges (FE colleges) 10
Training providers 10 Woodside Academy 45
Apprenticeships11 Training Providers
Types of apprenticeship 11 FWD Training & Consultancy Ltd. 32
When can I start an apprenticeship? 11 London Skills for Growth 38
How much will I earn? 11 MiddletonMurray41
Training and qualifications 11 Out of borough institutions 46
How do I find and apply for an apprenticeship? 11
Financial support 47
What comes next? 12 16 to 19 bursary fund 47
University12 How is your bursary paid? 47
Higher and Degree Apprenticeships 12 Benefits47
Employment12 Care to Learn 47
Other routes 12 Other support 47
Courses at a glance 13 Bexley Local Offer 48
Specialist and Vocational Qualifications 13-19
A levels and International Baccalaureate 20-22
Apprenticeships23-24
Traineeships / Supported Internships 24
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 3Introductions Welcome to DECISIONS DECISIONS - How to use this guide the Bexley Post-16 Directory The directory provides you with an overview of the Bexley is proud to offer a wide range of post-16 range of courses, in different subjects and at different opportunities provided by our schools, academies, levels, which are available in Bexley for post-16 colleges and training providers. I would encourage students. It is designed to help you to decide where and students and parents to explore all the possibilities what to study so that you can find the right pathway available. Participating in education or training beyond for you. Remember it is important that you find the the age of 16 offers young people an opportunity to education or training opportunity that is best for you gain qualifications and experience that can significantly so that you gain the skills, knowledge and qualifications increase their prospects for future employment and that employers are looking for. Take the time to earnings. In these changing times, education will be attend open evenings to find out more about different more important than ever in helping young people to providers and to help you make an informed decision achieve their future goals. about your next steps. The Government raised the participation age, requiring Not sure about what to do next? Advice on the courses all young people to stay in some form of learning or which would suit you best will be available from your training until their 18th birthday. This could mean own tutors and schools careers adviser/ Prospects undertaking a Traineeship, an Apprenticeship or Careers Advisor. studying at a College, School Sixth Form, or Training The contact details for the local schools, academies, Provider. These changes have opened up a lot of new colleges and work based training providers are listed opportunities for young people and will help ensure throughout the directory. For the most up to date that they gain the right skills and experience for their information on any of the courses simply contact the future. provider directly via the links to the schools and post- We wish you every success in your studies this year 16 providers’ websites. and sincerely hope that you will find a pathway that will Education to Employment Team enable you to continue your education or training in London Borough of Bexley Bexley, building on your achievements so far. Good Luck! Jackie Belton Chief Executive London Borough of Bexley Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 4
Deciding what you want to do next?
Post-16 timetable for September 2021 intake
September / X Attend sixth form / college open events. See the Post-16 Open Event Diary for dates.
October 2020 X Consider all your options: vocational or academic study, college or
school, A levels or BTECs, traineeship or apprenticeship
X Your in-school careers adviser can talk to you about your
options and help you make applications
November X Use your school careers library to research career ideas
X Talk to relatives and teachers
X Visit https://nationalcareers.service.gov.uk for impartial and practical help
X Continue to attend sixth form / college open events
X Revise for your mock exams
X Attend any sixth form open day events
X Phone colleges that you are interested in to get an application pack,
or check to see if they can be downloaded from the website
X Start to apply to colleges and sixth forms, some colleges
fill up quickly so get application forms in early
December X Need help? Speak to the careers adviser in your school or the Bexley Youth Advice team
X Ensure all your application forms are complete and have been submitted
X Sit your mock exams
January 2021 X Sit your mock exams
February X Prepare for interviews
X Attend Bexley’s Apprenticeship Event
March X Attend interviews when invited
April X Open a bank account if you don’t have one, as you will need one when you are at college
X Create a revision plan and stick to it - keep revising
May X Your GCSE exams will start
X Get your CV ready to look for part-time work (this is really
important if you want to get an apprenticeship)
X Keep revising
June X Continue to attend interviews; if you can’t go, ring and reschedule it
X Continue to revise
X Keep an eye out for interesting apprenticeships
X Look for part-time work after the exams
July X Have a break
X Try to get a part-time job and develop your employability skills
X Get involved in summer activities
August X Make sure you’re around to collect your GCSE results from school
X Attend enrolment at your chosen school or college
X Continue to apply for apprenticeships
September X Attend enrolment at your chosen school or college, if you haven’t already
X Apply to the 16 to 19 Bursary Fund if you are eligible
X Prepare for and attend apprenticeship interviews
X Contact the Bexley Youth Advice team if you don’t have an offer of education or training
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 5Information, Advice & Guidance
Schools make provision for the delivery of their own Information on Raising the
independent careers guidance to their students. Please
ask in your school for details.
Participation Age (RPA)
The Bexley Youth Advice (BYA) in Bexleyheath is a What is ‘Raising the Participation Age’(RPA)?
multi-agency facility designed to provide support, RPA is a duty placed on all young people by the
information, advice and guidance on a wide range of Education and Skills Act (2008) to participate in
topics for young people ages 13 to 19 (up to 25 for education or training until their 18th birthday.
young people with additional needs). Prospects Careers Supported by parents / carers and schools, the
Advisers can provide young people not in education and government expects you to make your own decisions
training with information, advice, guidance and support about how you wish to participate.
on option choices for further and higher education,
employment, apprenticeships and training. They can Does this mean staying at school until I
also refer on to a range of agencies who can offer am 18?
support with health and well-being. You can contact
them on 020 3045 5555 or visit their website for Once you complete your GCSEs and secondary
further information: www.prospects.co.uk education, there are a number of options available for
you to choose from:
The National Careers Service can help you if you are X Continue in full time education such as
aged 13 or over and looking for information and advice school, college or home based learning
to plan your future. Their friendly advisers can provide
X Start a work based learning programme
information on learning, work, apprenticeships and
such as an apprenticeship
your choice on the right place to study. You can also get
advice on your subject choices as well as lots of other X Start full time work alongside part time learning
careers and learning related issues. If you’d like to speak which leads to an accredited qualification
to an adviser you can call them on 0800 100 900 or X If you have your own business and are self
visit the website to find out other ways to get in touch: employed, you can combine this with part time
https://nationalcareers.service.gov.uk learning which leads to an accredited qualification.
The National Apprenticeship Service can help you
Applying for post-16 placements with
find information about Apprenticeships, and search for
an EHCP
opportunities and vacancies:
If a young person has an Education, Health and Care
www.apprenticeships.gov.uk
Plan (EHCP), that is continuing post 16, they will have
Other useful websites include: an SEN Case Officer within Bexley Local Authority.
X Informed Choices (for students considering When applying for a place at a Post-16, college or
university): www.informedchoices.ac.uk other training site with an EHCP, you must contact
your SEN Case Officer at the earliest possible time to
X Reed Career Advice (for students not considering
tell them where you would like to apply. You should be
university): www.reed.co.uk/career-advice
discussing the options with your current setting as soon
as possible and informing Bexley SEN department, and
also making contact with the education provider you
wish to apply to, Early contact with SEN will ensure the
correct paperwork is sent across to the education or
training provider for them to determine whether they
can offer an appropriate placement and what support
may be required. It is important to begin this process
early, as places for young people with EHCPs should be
allocated by Februrary 28th prior to commencing their
new course of study in the following September. If you
are unsure who your SEN Case Officer is, please contact
the SENCO at your current setting, or refer to the Bexley
Local Offer website, where contact details are provided.
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 6Choosing the right pathway for you
Your options Your choices
There are three main learning and career pathways When you are making your subject and qualification
to choose from following GCSEs. Making the right choices there are certain questions that you need to
decision requires careful consideration of interests, ask:
preferred learning method and future aspirations. It
may also mean studying at a different institution. 1) What is it?
Regardless of learning choice, it is a requirement for X What is the qualification?
all young people who have not achieved a grade 4 or (e.g. A Level, GCSE, BTEC Subsidiary Diploma)
higher in English and/or maths at GCSE to continue X What is the subject?
their study to achieve this.
2) Where will I learn?
How to choose? X In a classroom, a lab, in the workplace etc…?
You may already have an idea about your future X At a school sixth form, at a sixth form
journey, such as applying for higher education or a college, at a Further Education college,
particular career. Some careers and university courses with a work-based training provider?
require you to have qualifications in specific subjects. 3) How will I learn / be assessed?
Speak to your careers adviser at school. Based on your
X Will there be lots of practical sessions,
talents and needs, they can advise on the best decision
hands-on work, essays etc.?
for you.
X Will my learning be assessed through exams,
If you are unsure, it is usually best to go with subjects coursework, portfolios, on the job etc…?
you are likely to do well at and enjoy. You will still need
X What will the subject actually
to check what you can do with these subjects and try to
cover / what is the content?
keep your options open.
The following checklist may be useful for you to 4) Why should I study for this qualification?
consider when thinking about which pathway is right X Will it help me do the things I
for you: want to do in the future?
X What is the progression from this
X How does the course build on your
qualification (e.g. is there something
strengths and interests?
similar available at the next level)?
X What will you be doing on the course
X Is it something I enjoy and I’m good at?
and what will the workload be like?
X Am I prepared to put in the hard
X Where will the course lead you to and
work to get a good grade?
how do you think the qualification will
bring you closer to your career goals? X Does it fit with my other choices
and complement them?
X What will you need to do in order
to achieve a good result? X Will this course help me develop skills for the future?
X Is there someone you know who you 5) Anything else?
can talk to about this option?
X Am I eligible for this course (e.g. do I have the right
X Are there any other similar grades / previous types of qualifications to get in)?
opportunities you could consider?
X Will this course provide opportunities
for me to get work experience, etc.?
X Does this course make the most of
the skills that I am good at?
X Does this course link to hobbies
that I am interested in?
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 7What’s your next move?
Compare your options after GCSEs
Qualfication Description Length of Assessment Level of study Awards UCAS Entry requirements Work experience What does it lead to?
Time points?
Apprenticeships A real job with training and a salary. 1 year Apprenticeship 2/3 No - Employer dependent Yes • Higher level or degree
www.apprenticeships.gov.uk minimum dependent (inc. With the possibility - Age 16+ (paid job, with at apprenticeship
demonstrations, to progress to higher - Evidence of interest and leeast 20% off the job • University / college
presentations and/or apprenticeships up to ability to complete training) • Work
exams) Level 7
A Levels An academic qualification, similar in 2 years Mostly exams at the end 3 Yes For individual schools No • Apprenticeship
style to GCSEs, that prepares you for of the course and colleges to decide • University / college
further study. (commonly 5 GCSEs at • Work
grades 4 and above)
T Levels A technical study programme, 2 years Exams, projects and 3 Yes Set by each school / Yes • Apprenticeship
www.tlevels.gov.uk equivalent to 3 A Levels, with an practical assignments college (80% classroom, 20% • University / college
industry placement that makes up 20% work) • Work
of the course. T Levels are designed to
give you the skills that employers need.
Techncial / Vocational Qualifications which teach you how Course Course dependent 1+ Some Course dependent Course dependent • Apprenticeship
qualifications to do tasks specifically related to the dependent (coursework and exams) (course & • College
(e.g. some Pearson BTECs, industry and role you want to be in. awarding • Work
Cambridge Technicals, City and organisation
Guilds Diplomas, AQA Technical, dependent)
VTCT Diplomas and many others)
Applied qualifications Qualifications that prepare you for Course Course dependent 3 Yes Set by each school / Course dependent • Apprenticeship
(e.g. some Pearson BTECs and further study by combining academic dependent (coursework and exams) college • University / college
some Cambridge Technicals, WJEC learning with practical skills to give you • Work
Diplomas, AQA Certificates, NCFE a broad overview of working in a sector.
Applied and many others)
Traineeships A work focused study programme that 6 weeks - 6 A formal job or exit N/A No Have little to no work Yes • Apprenticeship
www.gov.uk/governement/ prepares you for an apprenticeship or months interview with written experience and qualified • Work
collections/traineeships work. feedback. Coursework below Level 3
and exams are course
dependent.
Supported internships Structured personalised study Typically Includes the N/A No - Have an EHCP Yes • Progression into
programmes for young people with an 1 year chance to study for - Attend a college paid employment,
EHCP, based primarily at an employer. including relevant substantial wherever possible
minimum 6 qualifications, if suitable,
months work and English and maths
placement to an appropriate level.
Levels are designed to indicate the complexity of qualifications and apprenticeships, allowing people to draw comparisons and understand where they sit in relation to the other options which are
available. There are 8 levels plus entry level, with the higher levels offering the highest difficulty.
Find out more about the different levels at www.gov.uk/what-different-qualfication-level-mean
Visit nationalcareers.service.gov.uk for information about careers, training and work.
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 8Which pathway is right for me?
What is my What education or What can I do
current level / training courses can I after I complete the
predicted grades? study? course?
5 or more GCSE passes at A levels Progress to university,
grades 4-9 / A*-C including a higher or degree
BTEC level 3 diploma or
English and Maths level apprenticeship or
extended diploma or other
employment
level 3 vocational course
advanced apprenticeship
Less than 5 GCSE passes at BTEC Level 2 or 3 certificate, Progress to a substantive
grade 4/C or above, or BTEC subsidiary diploma or other level 3 course, an advanced
level 2. English or Maths at vocational level 2 course and apprenticeship or
grade 3 or below Maths and English (often one employment
year programmes)
Intermediate apprenticeship
Grades 1-3 / D-G at GCSE or BTEC level 2 certificate Progress to a level 3
BTEC level 2 passes. Grades or other vocational Level course, a traineeship, an
1-3 at GCSE in Maths and 2 course, plus Maths and intermediate apprenticeship
English or Functional Skills English (often one year or employment
level 1 programmes)
No GCSE, BTEC or other Foundation programme or Progress to a level 2 course,
level 2 passes pre-apprenticeship, including pre-apprenticeship course, a
Maths and English (one year traineeship, or employment
or less)
There will be specific entry requirements for individual subjects and courses, and some subjects have
higher entry requirements than others.
If you do not achieve a minimum of grade 4/C at GCSE in Maths and English or level 2 Functional Skills,
you will need to continue studying Maths and/or English.
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 9Where can you study or train?
At the end of year 11 you have a number Sixth form colleges
of choices of where to study. It is worth Sixth form colleges are for 16 to 19 year olds. They
doing some research into the ones you are have on average 1,200 students studying entry level up
interested in; you can find information on to A levels and BTEC nationals.
the internet, as most education and They offer a wide range of courses including applied
courses.
training providers have a website. You can
also attend open days or taster days to Further education colleges (FE
see what it’s really like and whether you colleges)
think its right for you. FE colleges offer a broad range of courses at all
different levels including entry level, ESOL, GCSEs,
School sixth forms A levels, BTECs, traineeships, apprenticeships and
vocational and occupational courses.
Schools sixth forms primarily teach A levels but some
may offer vocational courses such as BTECs at level 3. There is no upper age limitand there can be 1,000s of
They also offer resits in GCSE Maths and English if you students on site. They may also have more than one site.
did not get a grade 4 or higher the first time round.
Training providers
School sixth forms are smaller than most sixth form
If you did not gain any qualifications in year 11 you may
colleges and further education colleges.
need to take some short courses or combine education
You don’t usually have to wear school uniform, but with employment or work experience.
smart clothing may be required and you will need to
There are a number of training providers in and around
attend every day.
the borough that can offer courses in a wide range
of subjects from hairdressing to football association
coaching badges.
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 10Apprenticeships
Apprenticeships give you the opportunity When can I start an apprenticeship?
to work, learn and earn all at the same If you live in England and are aged 16 or over, you
time. can apply to be an apprentice. You can start an
apprenticeship on the first day after the last Friday in
You will work for an employer alongside June (official school leaving date in England) as long as
you are 16 or become 16 before 1 September of that
other experienced staff. You will be year. You’ll need to be living in England and not in full-
earning a salary, gaining valuable work time education.
experience and employability skills,
How much will I earn?
and you will gain a qualification.
The minimum wage for apprentices aged 16 to 18 is
£3.90 per hour. The average gross weekly wage for an
Apprenticeships are available in over apprentice is £200.00 (dependent on sector, region and
1,500 roles covering more than 170 level).
industries, from advertising to youth work
Training and qualifications
and environmental engineering
During your apprenticeship you will also receive
and nuclear decommissioning. training to gain a nationally recognised qualification in
your chosen area. Your employer will be working with
Types of apprenticeship your training provider to ensure the programme is
You can apply for different types of apprenticeship structured to support you to gain the skills you need for
based on your current skills and qualifications the job.
X Intermediate level (level 2) How do I find and apply for an
X Advanced level (level 3) apprenticeship?
X Higher level (level 4 or above)
Applying is easy with find an apprenticeship, the online
Higher and degree apprenticeships mean more vacancy site provided by the National Apprenticeship
specialised and highly skilled apprenticeships are being Service. You need to create an account, log all of your
offered each year. information and set preferences before applying,
usually by completing an online application form
and answering a few questions set by the employer.
This resource is available at www.gov.uk/apply-
apprenticeship.
If you are in year 11 and are interested in applying for
an apprenticeship you can talk to your school’s careers
adviser or a Prospects Careers Adviser at BYA. They
can advise you on what you need to do to ensure you
are prepared and have the right skills to apply. They
also receive weekly information on apprenticeship
opportunities that might be suitable for you.
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 11What comes next?
Your choices after you have completed Higher and Degree Apprenticeships
your chosen pathway at 18 A higher apprenticeship leads to a higher education
level qualification (at level 4, 5, 6 or 7). Qualifications
University on offer include NVQ level 4, HNDs and foundation
degrees.
Some professions (e.g. architecture, teaching or
medicine) require a degree. Many more employers now Degree apprenticeships offer a full bachelor’s or
expect their staff to have high levels of education. master’s degree.
However going to university gives you the chance to Apprenticeships last a minimum of one year, with higher
study a subject you are passionate about. In higher or deree level apprenticeships taking up to six years to
education you can develop valuable skills to give you complete.
a wider range of career opportunities. University
Degree apprenticeships are increasing, offering various
can offer an environment rich in social and cultural
roles such as accounting, advertising and aerospace
experiences - a chance to become more independent,
engineering, with new apprenticeships being developed
broaden your horizons and try out new interests.
all the time.
For a few people, choosing a subject to study is simple
You can even become a qualified solicitor. Not all
- you will either be clear about your career path and
jobs are represented yet, but more highly skilled
need a specific degree to follow it or you have always
apprenticeships are popping up each year.
had a passion for a particular subject. However, for
most there is a bewildering variety of courses, many of For more information visit:
which involve subjects that are not taught in schools www.apprenticeships.gov.uk
or colleges. So you need to do your research to narrow https://nationalcareers.service.gov.uk
your choices down.
For more information visit: Employment
www.ucas.com At 18 you can leave education and get a full time job.
www.theuniguide.co.uk You can register on various job sites or with an agency
which will give you access to a number of opportunities.
For some top tips visit:
www.whatemployerswant.org
Other routes
There are other routes you can follow once you have
completed further education or an apprenticeship.
You can take a gap year, look for an internship, work and
take a professional qualification or a distance learning
course.
For more information visit:
www.notgoingtouni.co.uk
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 12Courses at a glance
Specialist and
Enterprise and Entrepreneurship – Level 3
Business, Marketing and ecommerce – L3
Vocational
Business, Computing and Secretarial
Qualifications
Business with Finance – Level 2
At a Glance
Business ecommerce – Level 2
Business and Retail – Level 1
Financial Studies – Level 3
Art, Design and Graphics
Graphic Design - Level 3
Art and Design - Level 3
Art and Design - Level 2
Computing – Level 3
Applied Criminology
Business – Level 3
Business – Level 2
Business – Level 1
Customer Service
Finance – Level 3
Finance – Level 2
Photography
Accounting
Beths Grammar School AAT
Bexley Grammar School
Bexleyheath Academy ● ● ● ●
Blackfen School for Girls ●
Chislehurst & Sidcup
Grammar
Christ the King: St
● ● ● ● ● ●
Mary’s
Cleeve Park School ● ●
FWD Training &
Consultancy
Haberdashers’ Aske’s
● ● ● ●
Crayford
Harris Academy
● ●
Falconwood
Harris Garrard Academy ●
King Henry School ● ● ● ● ● ●
London College of
Performing Arts
London Skills for Growth ● ● ●
LSEC: Bexley Campus ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Marlborough School
MiddletonMurray ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Townley Grammar
School
Trinity School ● ● ● ● ●
Welling School ● ● ● ● ●
Woodside Academy
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 13Specialist and
Children’s Care, Learning & Development - Level 3
Children’s Care, Learning & Development - Level 2
Children’s Care, Learning & Development - Level 1
Business, Computing and Secretarial (cont.)
Vocational
ICT - IT Networking and Systems Support
ICT / IT Software Development - Level 3
Qualifications
Children and Health & Social Care
Children & Young People’s Workforce
At a Glance
Law & Legal Studies - Level 2
ICT - IT Games Technology
Management - Level 3 & 4
Public Services - Level 2
Childcare – Entry Level 3
Law Applied - Level 3
ICT - Entry Level
ICT / IT - Level 3
ICT / IT - Level 2
ICT / IT - Level 1
Beths Grammar School
Bexley Grammar School
Bexleyheath Academy ● ●
Blackfen School for Girls ● ● ● ● ●
Chislehurst & Sidcup
Grammar
Christ the King: St
●
Mary’s
Cleeve Park School
FWD Training &
Consultancy
Haberdashers’ Aske’s
●
Crayford
Harris Academy
●
Falconwood
Harris Garrard Academy ● ●
King Henry School ● ●
London College of
Performing Arts
London Skills for Growth ● ● ●
LSEC: Bexley Campus ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Marlborough School ●
MiddletonMurray ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Townley Grammar
School
Trinity School ● ● ● ● ●
Welling School ● ●
Woodside Academy
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 14Specialist and
Construction and the Built Environment - Level 3
Construction Maintenance Operation - Level 1
Vocational
Children and Health & Social Care (cont.)
Qualifications
Building Services Engineering - Level 1
Construction: Multiskills - Level 1 & 2
Basic Construction Skills - Level 1
At a Glance
Health and Social Care – Level 3
Electrical Installation - Level 1-3
Health and Social Care - Level 2
Health and Social Care - Level 1
Construction - Entry Level
Site Carpentry – Level 2
Brickwork - Level 1 & 2
Plumbing – Level 1 & 2
Carpentry - Level 1
Construction
Beths Grammar School
Bexley Grammar School
Bexleyheath Academy
Blackfen School for Girls
Chislehurst & Sidcup
Grammar
Christ the King: St
●
Mary’s
Cleeve Park School
FWD Training &
Consultancy
Haberdashers’ Aske’s
●
Crayford
Harris Academy
Falconwood
Harris Garrard Academy
King Henry School
London College of
Performing Arts
London Skills for Growth
LSEC: Bexley Campus ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Marlborough School
MiddletonMurray
Townley Grammar
School
Trinity School ●
Welling School ●
Woodside Academy
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 15Specialist and
Vocational
Graphic Design & Communication – Level 3
Qualifications
Film & Broadcast Production – Level 3
Games Design & Animation – Level 3
Creative Media Production – Level 3
Creative Media Production – Level 2
At a Glance
Hospitality & Catering – Level 2
Hospitality, Travel and Tourism
Hairdressing & Beaty Therapy
Beauty Therapy – Level 2 & 3
Travel and Tourism – Level 3
Travel and Tourism – Level 2
Hairdressing – Level 1 & 2
Media - Level 1 or 2
Media – Level 3
Media
Beths Grammar School
Bexley Grammar School
Bexleyheath Academy
Blackfen School for Girls ●
Chislehurst & Sidcup
Grammar
Christ the King: St
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Mary’s
Cleeve Park School ●
FWD Training &
Consultancy
Haberdashers’ Aske’s
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Crayford
Harris Academy
Falconwood
Harris Garrard Academy
King Henry School ● ●
London College of
Performing Arts
London Skills for Growth ●
LSEC: Bexley Campus ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Marlborough School
MiddletonMurray ● ●
Townley Grammar
School
Trinity School ● ● ● ●
Welling School ●
Woodside Academy
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 16Mary’s
School
Crayford
Grammar
At a Glance
Falconwood
Consultancy
Trinity School
Vocational
Welling School
Harris Academy
Performing Arts
FWD Training &
MiddletonMurray
Christ the King: St
Townley Grammar
London College of
Specialist and
King Henry School
Qualifications
Cleeve Park School
Woodside Academy
Marlborough School
Chislehurst & Sidcup
Haberdashers’ Aske’s
LSEC: Bexley Campus
Bexleyheath Academy
Beths Grammar School
Bexley Grammar School
Harris Garrard Academy
Blackfen School for Girls
London Skills for Growth
Performing Arts & Music
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Dance – Level 3
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Dance – Level 2
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Drama and Theatre Studies – Level 3
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Music Technology Extended Certificate
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Music and/or Music Technology / Production L3
Performing and Production Arts – Level 2
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Performing Arts ( Acting /Drama)– Level 3
Performing Arts (Dance & Musical Theatre) L3
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Performing Arts - Level 3
Personal Development
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Employability Skills
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English / Literacy – Entry Level
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English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
Functional English – Level 2
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Functional Skills: Maths and English – Up to L2
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Maths / Numeracy – Entry Level
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Personal Progress/Social Development/Effectiveness
Supporting teaching & learning in schools – L3
Supporting teaching & learning in schools – L2
Vocational Studies – Entry Level 3 - Level 1
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Work SkillsSpecialist and
Vocational
Skills Towards Enabling Progression – Entry L 3
Qualifications
Home Management - OCR, Entry Level 1-3
Life and Living Skills – Entry Level 1 - 3
World of Work - OCR, Entry Level 1-3
Personal Skills - OCR, Entry Level 1-3
At a Glance
Skills for Working Life – Entry Level
Local College First Programme
Horticulture - OCR, Level 1-3
Life Skills – Entry Level 1
Supported Internships
Applied Science
Science BTEC
SEN Courses
Science
Beths Grammar School
Bexley Grammar School
Bexleyheath Academy
Blackfen School for Girls ●
Chislehurst & Sidcup
Grammar
Christ the King: St
●
Mary’s
Cleeve Park School ●
FWD Training &
Consultancy
Haberdashers’ Aske’s
●
Crayford
Harris Academy
Falconwood
Harris Garrard Academy
King Henry School ●
London College of
Performing Arts
London Skills for Growth
LSEC: Bexley Campus ● ● ● ● ●
Marlborough School ● ● ● ● ●
MiddletonMurray
Townley Grammar
School
Trinity School ●
Welling School ● ●
Woodside Academy ● ●
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 18Specialist and
Vocational
Qualifications
Sport Extended Certificate – Level 3
At a Glance
Sports Science – Level 3
Sports Studies - BTEC
PE in Sport Diploma
Sport and Leisure
Sport – Level 3
Sport – Level 2
Beths Grammar School
Bexley Grammar School
Bexleyheath Academy ●
Blackfen School for Girls ●
Chislehurst & Sidcup
Grammar
Christ the King: St
●
Mary’s
Cleeve Park School ●
FWD Training &
Consultancy
Haberdashers’ Aske’s
●
Crayford
Harris Academy
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Falconwood
Harris Garrard Academy ●
King Henry School ● ● ●
London College of
Performing Arts
London Skills for Growth
LSEC: Bexley Campus
Marlborough School
MiddletonMurray
Townley Grammar
School
Trinity School ● ●
Welling School ●
Woodside Academy
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 19A levels and
International
Baccalaureate
Bexley Grammar School - (IB only)
Chislehurst & Sidcup Grammar
Haberdashers’ Aske’s Crayford
At a Glance
Harris Academy Falconwood
Townley Grammar School
Christ the King: St Mary’s
Harris Garrard Academy
Blackfen School for Girls
Beths Grammar School
Bexleyheath Academy
Cleeve Park School
King Henry School
Welling School
Trinity School
A levels / International Baccalaureate (IB)
Art ● ●
Arts (Visual) ●
Art & Design (A&D) ● ●
A&D – Fine Art ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
A&D – Graphic Design ● ●
A&D – Photography ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
A&D – Textiles ● ●
Ancient History & Classical
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Civilisation
Biology ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Business ●
Business and Management ●
Business Studies ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Chemistry ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Chinese Mandarin ● ●
Classical Civilisation ● ● ●
Computing / Computer Science ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Dance ●
Design Technology (D&T) ● ●
D&T – Product Design ● ● ● ● ●
Drama & Theatre Studies ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Economics ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Electronics ●
English Language ●
English Language & Literature ●
English Literature ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Environmental Systems & Societies ●
Film Studies ● ● ● ●
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 20A levels and
International
Baccalaureate
Bexley Grammar School - (IB only)
Chislehurst & Sidcup Grammar
Haberdashers’ Aske’s Crayford
At a Glance
Harris Academy Falconwood
Townley Grammar School
Christ the King: St Mary’s
Harris Garrard Academy
Blackfen School for Girls
Beths Grammar School
Bexleyheath Academy
Cleeve Park School
King Henry School
Welling School
Trinity School
A levels / International Baccalaureate (IB)
French ● ● ● ● ● ●
Geography ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
German ● ● ● ●
Government & Politics ● ● ● ● ●
History ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
ICT (Applied) ●
Italian ●
Japanese ●
Latin ● ●
Law ● ● ●
Literature & Performance ●
Mathematics ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Maths and Further Maths ● ● ●
Media Studies ● ● ● ● ● ●
Modern Languages Beginners ●
Music ● ● ● ● ●
Music Technology ● ● ●
Philosophy (& Ethics) ● ● ● ● ● ●
Physical Education ● ● ● ● ●
Physics ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Politics ● ● ● ●
Psychology ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Religious Studies ● ● ● ● ● ●
Russian ●
Social & Cultural Anthropology ●
Sociology ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Spanish ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Sport, Exercise & Health Science ●
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 21A levels and
International
Baccalaureate
Bexley Grammar School - (IB only)
Chislehurst & Sidcup Grammar
Haberdashers’ Aske’s Crayford
At a Glance
Harris Academy Falconwood
Townley Grammar School
Christ the King: St Mary’s
Harris Garrard Academy
Blackfen School for Girls
Beths Grammar School
Bexleyheath Academy
Cleeve Park School
King Henry School
Welling School
Trinity School
A levels / International Baccalaureate (IB)
Sports & Physical Education ●
Statistics ●
Theatre ● ●
Travel & Tourism ●
NB. Some sixth forms provide opportunities for Level 2 courses and GCSE retakes. For further information please
contact the schools.
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 22Apprenticeships FWD London LSEC - Middleton At a Glance Training & Skills for Bexley Murray Apprenticeships Consultancy Growth Campus Accounting / Finance - Level 2 ● ● Accounting - Level 3 & 4 ● ● Adult Care Worker - Level 2 & 3 ● Advanced Credit Controller - Level 3 ● Associate Project Manager - Level 4 ● Assessor / Coach – Level 4 ● Beauty Therapy - Level 2 ● Business Administration - Level 2 & 3 ● ● ● ● Business and Professional Administration – Level 4 ● Business Improvement Techniques - Level 2 & 3 ● Commis Chef – Level 2 ● Children and Young People’s Workforce - Level 3 ● ● ● Children and Young People’s Workforce - Level 2 ● ● ● Children’s Care, Learning and Development - Level 2 & 3 ● ● Construction: Bricklayer - Level 2 ● Construction: Carpentry and Joinery – Level 2 & 3 ● Construction: Ground Worker – Level 2 ● Construction: Interior Systems Installer – Level 2 ● Construction: Property Maintenance Operative - Level 2 ● Construction: Quantity Surveying Technician - Level 4 ● Construction: Trowel – Level 3 ● Customer Service - Level 2 ● ● ● ● Customer Service - Level 3 ● ● ● ● Dental Nurse - Level 3 ● Early Years – Level 2 & 3 ● Engineering Operative - Level 2 ● Facilities Management - Level 2 ● Financial Adviser - Level 4 ● Financial Services Administrator - Level 3 ● Financial Services Customer Adviser - Level 2 ● ● ● Hairdressing - Level 3 ● Hairdressing - Level 2 ● ● Hospitality Team Member - Level 2 ● Hospitality Supervision & Leadership - Level 3 ● ● HR Consultant / Partner - Level 5 ● HR Support - Level 3 ● Infrastructure Technician - Level 3 ● Insurance Practitioner - Level 3 ● Insurance Professional - Level 4 ● Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 23
Apprenticeships FWD London LSEC - Middleton
At a Glance Training & Skills for Bexley Murray
Apprenticeships Consultancy Growth Campus
Investment Operations Administrator - Level 2 ●
Investment Operations Specialist - Level 3 ●
IT Application Specialist - Level 2 ● ●
IT User - Level 2 & 3 ● ●
Learning & Skills Teacher – Level 5 ●
Logistics Operations - Level 2 ●
Maintenance Operations - Level 2 ●
Management - Level 4 ● ●
Management - Level 2 ● ● ●
Management (Team Leading) - Level 2 & 3 ● ● ● ●
Marketing - Level 2 ●
Mortgage Adviser - Level 3 ●
Motor Vehicle Service & Maintenance Technician (Light
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vehicle) - Level 3
Operations Departmental Manager - Level 5 ●
Paraplanner - Level 4 ●
Production Chef - Level 2 ●
Railway Engineering - Level 2 ●
Recruitment Resourcing - Level 2 ●
Retail - Level 2 & 3 ●
Saless and Telesales - Level 2 ●
School Business Professional – Level 4 ●
Senior Financial Services Customer Adviser - Level 3 ●
Senior Insurance Professional - Level 6 ●
Social Media and Digital Marketing - Level 2 & 3 ● ●
Supporting Teaching & Learning - Level 2 & 3 ● ●
Supporting the Delivery of Physical Education and
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School Sport – L3
Warehouse and Storage - Level 2 ●
Level 1 - Pre-Apprenticeship Level 2 - Intermediate Apprenticeship
Level 3 - Advanced Apprenticeship Level 4 - Higher Apprenticeship
Traineeships / Supported Internships FWD London LSEC - Middleton
Training & Skills for Bexley Murray
Consultancy Growth Campus
Supported Internships ●
Traineeships ● ● ●
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 24Post-16 Providers in Bexley
Beths Grammar School
Hartford Road, Bexley, DA5 1NE
T: 01322 556 538 W: www.beths.bexley.sch.uk
Contact for Post-16: Ms K Blackwell, Ms L Anderson E: sixthform@beths.bexley.sch.uk
About us Deadline for applications
Beths Grammar School has a large, mixed Sixth Form of X External Year 11 applicants - 31st January 2021
700 students. We offer a rich, broad, student-centred X Current Beths Year 11 applicants
curriculum of 33 A levels, as well as a varied enrichment - 31st January 2021
programme. During Year 12, every student is given the
opportunity to take part in our Internship Programme, Academic entry requirements
where students work in employment sectors relevant
A minimum of 7 full course GCSEs at grades 9-4
to them. Expert guidance is provided to support
including:
post-18 choices. Every year over 80% of students
go on to university. Support and guidance is given to X An average of at least grade 6 in the best 7 full
students who choose to enter employment or training. course GCSEs
All students are supported by a strong pastoral team. X A minimum of grade 5 in both
We welcome applicants wishing to join us from other English and Mathematics
schools. X Individual subject requirements are
in the 6th form choices booklet
What is it like to study here?
“The support from teachers is phenomenal, and if you Level of courses offered
want the chance to further your opportunities, Beths is X Level 3 A levels
the place to be.”
Sam, Year 12 SEN Resource Provision
“As an external student, I know how scary it can be to Beths Grammar Sixth Form resource provision is for
join a new school, bit I can honestly say that my time pupils with a diagnosis of autism (aged 16 – 18 years).
here at Beths has been warm and welcoming.” The Sixth Form is mixed and therefore boys and girls
Ife, Year 12 who attain the entry criteria for the Sixth Form will be
“No school offers such a wide range of A level subjects eligible to be considered for entry to years 12 and 13
as Beths does.”
Ben, Year 12
6th Form Open Event
X Monday 23rd November - Virtual Event
Please check the school website for further details.
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 25Bexley Grammar School
Danson Lane, Welling, DA16 2BL
T: 020 8304 8538 W: www.bexleygs.co.uk
Contact for Post-16: Mr S. Auckland E: enquiries@bexleygs.co.uk
About us What is it like to study here?
Welcome to the exciting opportunities that our Sixth “Upon joining Bexley Grammar, one can’t help but feel
Form provides. Bexley Grammar School is a co- like part of an evergrowing and culturally diverse family
educational selective Academy of approximately 1500 of students and teachers. The abundance of extra
students, including 500 in the Sixth Form. curricular activities allows you to hone your skills, not
only enhancing your learning but enjoying yourself
We are currently the only school in Bexley to offer
while you’re at it. The challenging yet rewarding IB
the International Baccalaureate (IB) to all Sixth Form
provides the ability to develop and improve countless
students. We estimate that students who are likely
useful techniques which will undoubtedly help later
to be successful in the IB need to be in the top 30%
in life, providing me with confidence and certainty
of students academically. We have high expectations
whether applying to universities or apprenticeships.”
of students and in return offer the highest quality
education on offer. The International Baccalaureate is Josh, Year 12
a unified programme leading to a Diploma which BGS
has been delivering for well over a decade. Our average Deadline for applications
current IB results are equivalent in UCAS points to 4 A X Friday 4th December 2020
grades at A level.
At the heart of the IB programme is an endeavour Academic entry requirements
to nurture independent, creative learners with a Please see Admission Policy on the School’s website
lively curiosity about the world in which they live.
Many British Universities express a preference for Level of courses offered
IB students because of the depth and breadth of X International Baccalaureate
their study and the life skills they bring with them to
university life. Our destinations success is enviable SEN Resource Provision
(see our website) with, for example, 15 Oxbridge offers Bexley Grammar School have a team that offer SEAN
this year. And of course the IB Diploma is recognised support to specific students. For more information on
internationally. this please refer to our SEAN policy on our school’s
We thank you for your interest in BGS and welcome website.
your application to join our thriving Sixth Form.
6th Form Open Event
X Please check our website for details
of our virtual tour in November.
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 26Bexleyheath Academy
Woolwich Road, Bexleyheath, DA6 7DA
T: 020 8303 5969 W: www.bexleyheathacademy.org
Contact for Post-16: Mr J Sparks E: sixth@bexleyheathacademy.org
About us Deadline for applications
Bexleyheath Academy offers a wide range of academic This year the Academy will be accepting applications all
and vocational qualifications. Students can study an year
entirely academic pathway, a combination of academic
and vocational courses, or any entirely vocational Academic entry requirements
pathway. Depends on course, please refer to:
Bexleyheath Academy has transformed this year, and https://sites.google.com/a/aetinet.org/bexleyheath-
the Academy will continue to go from strength to academy-website/sixth-form/course-list
strength. We have some exciting developments coming
to our Sixth Form this September, so if you are looking Level of courses offered
for a high-tech environment with first-class teaching X Level 3 A levels
and support, then Bexleyheath Academy is the Sixth X Level 3 Vocational courses
Form for you.
X Level 2 GCSEs
What is it like to study here? X Level 2 Vocational courses
“The Academy has supported me on my academic
journey and the guidance that they have given me
since I arrived here to undertake my A levels has been
brilliant. I now look forward to my next steps studying
Law and will remember the Academy fondly for the
opportunities I have been given.”
Hillary, Year 13
6th Form Open Event
X Thursday 26th November
Please visit our website for further details.
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 27Blackfen School for Girls
Blackfen Road, Sidcup, DA15 9NU
T: 020 8303 1887 W: www.blackfenschoolforgirls.co.uk
Contact for Post-16: Miss K Brewer, Head of Sixth Form E: sixthform@blackfen.bexley.sch.uk
About us “I thoroughly enjoyed my time at Blackfen’s Sixth Form
Blackfen Sixth Form is a large, mixed Sixth Form. and I am very pleased that I went there. Blackfen has
We offer a wide range of A level and Level 3 BTEC a warm and welcoming environment with experienced
courses. There is also a level 2 ‘foundation package’ and devoted members of staff who are always available
which includes: GCSE Maths and English, BTEC when you need them. At Blackfen, all students are
Public Services, Law and Legal and BTEC Work skills. encouraged to work hard and to always put their best
Students can progress from level 2 to level 3 courses, if effort into anything they set out to do. My time at sixth
appropriate. form were two fantastic years.”
At Blackfen all students are able to gain higher level Ex-student currently studying at Warwick University
qualifications, in a caring environment where each
individual student is challenged to exceed their
Deadline for applications
potential. We believe in ‘inspiring our students to Wednesday 16th December 2020
aspire’ and ensure that our young people leave the Sixth
Form prepared and ready to face the challenges of Academic entry requirements
Higher Education or work. Please see website for subject specific grades
requirements
What is it like to study here?
“Blackfen Sixth Form provides so many great things. It is Level of courses offered
a friendly and welcoming environment with extremely X Level 3 A levels
dedicated staff, who go the extra mile to help you X Level 3 BTEC Extended Certificates
reach your goals. Their growth mind-set approach to X Level 2 Foundation package
learning encourages students to never give up and
to realise their potential, not to mention their wide
range of resources to help you extend your knowledge
and learning. All of these things are what made my
experience at Sixth Form so memorable.”
Ex-student currently studying at Kent University
6th Form Open Event
X Date to be confirmed.
Please check the website for further details.
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 28Chislehurst and Sidcup Grammar School
Hurst Road, Sidcup, DA15 9AG
T: 020 8302 6511 W: www.csgrammar.com
Contact for Post-16: Mrs K Maynard E: sixthform.admissions@csgrammar.com
About us Deadline for applications
Chislehurst and Sidcup Grammar School is a school of External applications:
approx. 1,400 students with a Sixth Form of over 500. 12 noon on Friday 15th January 2021
Our Sixth Form students are based in a purpose built
CSGS Year 11 students: Date to be confirmed
Sixth Form building. We offer a full range of traditional,
well regarded A level subjects. and a Scholarship Academic entry requirements
programme for gifted students of art, performance,
Depends on level and subject, please refer to the
music and sport. In addition to the A level programme,
website for further information.
we run a broad range of extra–curricular activities such
as sport, particularly rugby and netball, music, drama, a
Level of courses offered
debating society and a school magazine The Chronicle.
We place an emphasis on the development of many X Level 3 A levels
aspects of character. We run a leadership programme
and expect our students to take part in at least one
activity. Students who embrace the opportunities that
‘Chis & Sid’ has to offer will leave as young adults well
prepared to live up to the school’s motto of enabling
‘learners of today’ to become ‘leaders of tomorrow.’
What is it like to study here?
“Lessons are engaging, challenging and interesting. You
are encouraged to learn by being challenged but also
supported by excellent teachers who really want you to
succeed.”
“As an external student, I found it a very welcoming
environment and quickly become involved in many
different activities.”
“Teachers are really supportive, especially when you
find something difficult to understand at first. They take
time and work with you to develop your confidence.”
Sixth form students
6th Form Open Event
X The date for our virtual event is to be confirmed.
Please check our website for further details.
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 29Christ the King: St Mary’s
Chislehurst Road, Sidcup, DA14 6BE
T: 020 8309 4760 W: www.ctksfc.ac.uk
Contact for Post-16: Mrs G Pointing E: enquiries@ctksfc.ac.uk
About us Deadline for applications
Christ the King St Mary’s has a mixed Sixth Form Please contact college for details.
offering an extensive range of AS / A level subjects,
as well as a range of Level 2 and 3 BTEC courses and Academic entry requirements
GCSE subjects enabling a flexible choice of options. Please see website or prospectus for further details
What is it like to study here? Level of courses offered
“Not only do the College want you to succeed, but they X Level 3 A levels (A2 & AS)
also know exactly how to get you there. Christ the King X Level 3 Vocational courses
is a big college, but the staff are dedicated to helping
X Level 2 GCSEs
and supporting each student on a personal level.”
X Level 2 Vocational courses
“Workshops which focused on individual subjects really
supported my studies and teachers were always on
hand to offer advice and feedback. I made some friends
for life at the College and have loved my time there.”
Year 13 students, June 2017
6th Form Open Event
X Saturday 14th November
9:30am-1:00pm
The details are still being confirmed so please
check our website for further information.
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 30Cleeve Park School
Bexley Lane, Sidcup, DA14 4JN
T: 020 8302 6418 W: www.cleevepark-tkat.org
Contact for Post-16: Mr Jonathan Luck, Mrs Zulal Osman E: sixthform@cleevepark-tkat.org
About us Deadline for applications
Cleeve Park School has a mixed Sixth Form offering a Thursday 17th December 2020
wide range of courses to suit all abilities. Students can
also take part in enrichment activities. Academic entry requirements
For A levels we need 5 GCSE subjects at Grade 4 or
What is it like to study here? above, including English and Maths.
“Cleeve Park School is a welcoming school where the
For other Level 3 qualifications we may consider a
teachers are extremely supportive and the students
lower entry requirement.
treat each other with respect. I struggled with my
Maths and Science GCSEs, however the teachers Level of courses offered
helped me get strong passes through interventions and
X Level 3 A levels (A2 & AS)
moral encouragement. I am happy to be here as it is a
comfortable and happy environment.” X Level 3 Vocational courses
X Level 2 GCSE retake Maths and English
Year 12 student
6th Form Open Event
X Please check our website for
details of our virtual tour.
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 31FWD Training & Consultancy Ltd.
First Floor, 234-236 Broadway, Bexleyheath, DA6 8AS
T: 020 8304 3666 W: www.fwdtraining.com
Contact for Post-16: Austen Basleigh E: austen@fwdtraining.com
About us Deadline for applications
FWD Training & Consultancy Ltd, a Davies Company Rolling entry throughout the year
is a leading specialist Apprenticeship and Training
Provider for the Financial Services sector in London and Academic entry requirements
the UK. None
Working with levy and non-levy organisations and
Level of courses offered
delivering all the new apprenticeship standards within
financial services including Insurance, Investments, X Level 6 Apprenticeships
Financial Advice, Paraplanning, Mortgage Advice, X Level 5 Apprenticeships
Financial Administration, Credit Management, Banking, X Level 4 Apprenticeships
Pensions, Compliance and many more. X Level 3 Apprenticeships
X Level 2 Apprenticeships
What is it like to study here?
“The quality of candidates is light years ahead of other
Apprenticeship providers, and the training is consistent
(same trainer throughout), clear and detailed whilst
remaining conscious of our needs as a business. Fully
and whole heartedly endorse.”
Tony Svensoni
Bexley Post-16 Directory 2021 - 2022 32Haberdashers’ Aske’s Crayford Academy
Iron Mill Lane, Crayford, DA1 4RS
T: 01322 402 180 W: www.haaf.org.uk/Crayford-Home
Contact for Post-16: Head of 6th Form E: creception@haaf.org.uk
About us Deadline for applications
We offer our Sixth Form students a well-rounded Please check our website
experience and ensure that we equip them with the
attributes to become highly attractive candidates in Academic entry requirements
the very competitive markets of higher education, Go to www.habscrayford.org.uk
apprenticeships and employment. Beyond, their core
curriculum, our students are given many opportunities Level of courses offered
to enhance their skills set and raise their aspirations. X Level 3 A levels (A2 & AS)
This year, our Year 12 students have already enjoyed
a session with internationally-renowned entrepreneur What is it like to study here?
and speaker Dave McQueen. Many of our students are “Crayford Academy was the right choice for me. I have
already involved in charitable work supporting local and excelled in every subject and the teachers work hard to
international schemes. Our enrichment programme provide students with the knowledge to go that extra
is varied with students able to choose from a wide mile.”
range of activities: the Extended Project qualification,
“We have lots of opportunities to learn about careers
which is an excellent preparation for university studies
and visit employers, I now know what I want to do and
and well-regarded by admissions tutors, Core Maths,
what qualifications I am going to need.”
our sports and fitness programme, music lessons, the
Debating Society and many others. Our students also Head Boy
take part in a range of national competitions, which
gives them access to high-calibre mentoring, coaching
and networking experiences.
Volunteering opportunities with well-known Charities,
primary schools within our federation and a South
Africa trip are just some of the many extra-curricular
activities on offer. All of these will ensure your child is
extremely well prepared for both academic success and
for the world that we live in.
6th Form Open Event
X Tuesday 17th November
Please visit our website for further details.
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