Subject List
Unless otherwise indicated, subjects below are taught throughout Key Stage 3. Pupils choose one technology subject and three other non-compulsory subjects to learn in Key Stage 4.
- Art
- Drama
- English (compulsory)
- English Literature (GCSE only, compulsory for top set 2006-2007)
- Geography
- Health and Social Care (GCSE only)
- History
- Information Communication Technology (ICT)
- GCSE ICT
- OCR Nationals ICT
- Leisure and Tourism (GCSE only)
- Mathematics (compulsory)
- Statistics (GCSE only)
- Modern Foreign Languages (MFL)
- French
- Spanish
- Music
- Science (double award compulsory at GCSE; triple award (Chemistry, Physics, Biology) optional)
- RE/Citizenship
- PSHRE (Key Stage 3 only)
- Religious Studies (GCSE only)
- RE/ Citizenship/ Careers (Key Stage 4 only; non-qualification; compulsory)
- Sport
- Games (non-qualification; compulsory)
- Physical Education (PE; GCSE only)
- Sports Studies
- Technology
- Key Stage 3
- Core Technology
- Food Technology
- Key Stage 4
- Food Technology
- Graphic Products
- Product Design
- Resistant Materials
- Textiles Technology
- Key Stage 3
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