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PREPARE FORTHE ROAD AHEAD

SIXTH FORM PROSPECTUS 2016

Why choose the Sixth Form at Ridgewood?If you choose to study in the Sixth Form at Ridgewood, you will receive the best that Ridgewood has to offer. Our Sixth Form is graded ‘Outstanding’ not simply because our results are excellent, but because we offer our students a package of high quality experiences no other provider can offer. The range of opportunities available to our students including leadership and mentoring programmes, internships, travel experiences, personalised support, careers guidance, Duke of Edinburgh Award to name but a few, are second to none and can only be found in our unique environment which combines high academic standards and enrichment to enable the development of our students into truly rounded individuals.

At Sixth Form at Ridgewood School, you will be given every type of support required to ensure you reach your full potential, both in the classroom and beyond. You will be prepared for the rigours of university education or employment, and both your academic studies and extra-curricular activities will make you extremely desirable to prestigious universities and employers.

If you want to give yourself the best possible chance to prepare for your road ahead, whatever that might entail, start your journey with us at the Sixth Form at Ridgewood School and be confident about further developing your unique skill set and producing excellent academic outcomes.

Dr. Tracey Chatha Head of Sixth Form

Welcome to RidgewoodOur core values emphasise high standards, pride in everything we do, and working together as a school community to achieve the best, both inside and beyond the classroom. Nobody at Ridgewood settles for second best. It is important to us that our students not only achieve great results, but develop as people who are ready to meet any challenges they face in the future with confidence and self-assurance. We want to give our students opportunities that let them grow both intellectually and personally, and enable them to develop their own unique characters. Students at Ridgewood are given the means to contribute to both our school community and the wider community beyond.

We offer our students an environment in which they can flourish, and see the results of their own hard work pay off. With the help of our dedicated staff, they can prepare for the road ahead and begin their journey into adult life equipped with the skills they need to ensure a happy and successful future.

Maggie Dunn Headteacher

What are the top five reasons for choosing the Sixth Form at Ridgewood School?

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We have a state-of-the-art

Sixth Form CentreOur modern Sixth Form Centre is well

equipped to support you throughout your studies. You will have achieved high grades in

order to gain a place in our Sixth Form and you deserve to study in an environment

which reflects your aspiration and high standards.

We deliver excellent teaching and

resultsOur teachers are highly experienced in delivering A Level courses and are passionate about their

subjects and proud of their excellent results. No other local provider can match the quality of

our teaching and our Alps results which put us in the top 10% of providers

nationally.

We allow you to take responsibility for

your learningWe have Learning Resource Centres well

stocked with PCs, books and magazines. There are plenty of areas for you to complete private study alongside a large social area with café

and TV screens. We want you to leave as an independent learner ready to

study at university or take up employment.

We support you throughout

Our Sixth Form team and our wider staff will ensure that you receive personalised support throughout your time studying

with us. You will have access to your own achievement tutor, a full time counsellor,

a Sixth Form learning mentor and highly qualified subject staff.

We prepare you for the road ahead

Our comprehensive internship programme, extensive careers and UCAS support and range of

extra-curricular offers will support you in producing a stand-out application for university or your

chosen career path. We value academic success, but we also want your experience in our Sixth

Form to give you the personal qualities and experiences to make you an

outstanding citizen.

What makes the Sixth Form at Ridgewood School unique?

Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award

Valued highly by both universities and employers, Duke of Edinburgh Gold is a highly prestigious, nationally recognised qualification. We offer all Sixth Form students the opportunity to take part in the Gold Award, irrespective of their previous level of achievement. The award enables students to develop a vast range of skills, both physical and mental, and they are supported by specialist, highly trained staff. Ridgewood School hosts the largest Duke of Edinburgh Award cohort within Doncaster and has a proven track record of great success.

Young Enterprise

Students involved with the Young Enterprise programme at Ridgewood have won almost 40 awards in just four years - an amazing achievement. The programme provides students with the opportunity to run their own business, source finance, manufacture a product and sell it to members of the public. Being part of Young Enterprise means students develop skills such as teamwork and leadership, as well as experiencing first-hand the challenges of launching and managing a successful business. Throughout the scheme, students work alongside large commercial businesses, providing them with a fantastic opportunity to network and create useful contacts.

PELP (Professional Educational Leadership Programme)

PELP provides an exciting opportunity for Sixth Form students to mentor younger pupils in specific subjects. This is a bespoke programme tailored to develop the skill set of Sixth Form students and enhance the academic progress made by younger students. Students are coached by a specialist team of teachers and members of Ridgewood’s Senior Team before embarking on a programme that has been designed by the student. The benefits of this scheme are immeasurable and include students developing their own leadership and communication skills as well as the reward of helping others.

Sports Leaders Award Level 3

For those studying PE at Sixth Form, there is an opportunity to take part in the Sports Leaders Award programme. As part of this scheme, students have the opportunity to lead on a particular area of sport, and to design and deliver sessions to others to help improve fitness. A vital qualification for any student that wants to pursue a career in a sport-related field, this award enable students to change the lives of others for the better through sport and is the perfect opportunity to gain valuable experience and stand out from the crowd.

“The expedition was

amazing. I’ve never been so tired mentally and

physically…but the support from staff was fantastic and I’ll never forget the

memories that were made.”

In addition to our outstanding academic results, we are extremely proud of the unrivalled enrichment and personal development opportunities we provide our students with. Please feel free to ask any of our staff for more information regarding any of the activities we offer; we are very happy to tell you more about how you can get involved.

National Citizens Service (NCS)

Ridgewood School is proud of having formed an exciting partnership with the Doncaster Rovers Club Foundation in order to provide students with opportunities to take part in the NCS programme. Students complete the scheme during the summer holidays and spend two weeks away from home; the first week involves a residential activity and the second week is spent volunteering within local charities. In addition to forging new friendships and collaborations, students can ‘give back’ to a community and develop a range of transferable skills that stand them apart from their peers.

Enrichment and Pastoral Support

Throughout their two years in the Sixth Form, students will take part in dedicated sessions hosted by a range of visitors from across the spectrum of employment and academia, including representatives from Russell Group universities, the emergency services, and Members of Parliament. In Year 12, the focus is on developing study skills and effective revision techniques. In Year 13, students are prepared for their chosen career paths with presentations from a range of universities (including Oxford, Cambridge, Leeds and Nottingham) and apprenticeship organisations. These sessions are followed up during dedicated character curriculum tutorials each day with students’ achievement tutors.

MOOCsIn addition to their scheduled lessons, students at Ridgewood School have the opportunity to complete a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC). MOOCs are online courses offered by a variety of renowned universities from around the world, and enable students to access a variety of subjects. MOOCs enable students to experience university level study in a flexible and supportive online environment.

Camps InternationalNew in 2016 will be the exciting opportunity to take part in a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Tanzania, co-ordinated by Camps International. As part of the programme, students will volunteer for two weeks within a Tanzanian village, helping to develop vital infrastructure including schools, medical centres and houses. They will spend a further week taking part in a PADI scuba diving course, leading to their first PADI qualification. In preparation for the trip, students are required to take part in their own fundraising activities and support is offered to students at all stages of the process.


What is the internship programme?Students in Year 12 complete a week-long internship within a professional working environment and we are fortunate to have access to a wide range of internship providers from finance to the motor industry, and healthcare settings to education. We work closely with our students at all stages of the process to ensure that they are matched to the appropriate internship placement.

The internship scheme truly enables students to expand their horizons, experience the careers they wish to pursue and in some cases, provide opportunities for a taste of independent living. Vital relationships have been developed as a direct result of internships, particularly in the field of medicine where students have the opportunity to live away from home for a week whilst working at The James Cook Hospital in Middlesbrough. Students are not confined to the local area for their placements, and some have taken this chance to complete placements in France and Spain. As well as providing students with a unique window into a potential future career, the scheme has also allowed them to establish key contacts and points of reference that they can use throughout their careers.


Alysha - Internship at

University of York

The internship scheme at Ridgewood caters for everyone. With the support of Ridgewood

staff, I completed a fantastic placement in the field of Astrophysics. Due to my internship, my

application to university stands apart from others, and I was able to network with

scientists in the field.

Jamie - The James Cook Hospital,

Middlesbrough

My internship placement gave me the privilege of meeting a range of healthcare specialists and allowed me to experience a week in the

lives of doctors and nurses in a busy hospital. My experiences strengthened my decision to

apply for medicine – and I’m pleased to say, I was successful.

Internship programme

Curtis - York Fire and Rescue Service

Working outside the local area gave me a valuable insight into how the Fire and Rescue

service operates within different areas. I visited a number of stations across the District of York and

got to see some of the training facilities first-hand. I believe completing the internship put

me in a stronger position when making my application to the Fire and

Rescue Service.

Elodie - Internship at Sorbies

Primary School, St-Etienne, France

Having the opportunity to work in a French primary school was fantastic for the development

of my language skills and I gained valuable experience working in a professional environment.

I believe I now stand out from the crowd as I can write about my internship in my personal

statement for university applications. C’était fantastique!

Hannah - Internship at Santander

Working in a banking environment provided me with a useful opportunity

to gain experience in the world of finance. The internship was well organised throughout and it really helped to

confirm my future career path within the banking industry.

• ‘Outstanding Sixth Form provision’ – Ofsted, 2015

• 90% of our students go on to study at university

• Over 90% of our sixth form students go on to study at their first choice university

• In 2016 33% of students progressed to studying at a Russell Group university – more than double the national average

• Our average Alps grade across all subjects in 2016 was 2 which puts us in the top 10% of providers nationally

• Our average class size is 10 so you will receive personalised support in your lessons

• Study in a purpose built Sixth Form Centre

• Choose from 24 different courses to study

• One in four of all the grades students attained in 2016 was an A* or A

• Over 50% of all grades in 2016 were A*-B

• In A Level Biology, over 70% of all grades were A*-C

• In A Level Economics, 68% of students achieved grades A*-B

• In A Level History, Government and Politics, Further Maths, Electronics and PE, 100% of all grades were A*-C

• In A Level Maths, over 90% of all grades were A*-B

• Outstanding provision of careers advice and guidance

• Strong progression routes after Sixth Form

• A diverse enrichment programme delivered by highly experienced specialists

What can we offer you?

What are our facilities?We have excellent facilities, many of which are uniquely available to our Sixth Form students in our Faraday Sixth Form Centre.

• A purpose built Sixth Form Centre which includes subject-specific classrooms.• Purpose built Science and STEM laboratories.• Resource centres housing key texts, journals and access to bookable equipment such as tablets and digital cameras.• Several IT suites.• A 200-seat, multi-use auditorium.• A mix of study and social spaces.• A café.

As well as the facilities in the Sixth Form Centre, students have access to main school facilities.

• A gymnasium, a full sized sports hall, a fitness room, three 5-aside football pitches, one 9-aside football pitch, two 11-aside football pitches, one full sized rugby pitch, three netball courts and four tennis courts.

• An iMac suite featuring 26 iMacs with MIDI keyboards with Sibelius, Garage Band and Logic Pro X software.• Six fully restored music practice rooms (benefitting from an electric drum kit, keyboard, guitar, bass, microphone and multi-

channel amp).• Laser cutters, 3D printers, CNC Milling machines, and a range of state of the art engineering facilities.• A kiln for clay work.• Validus, a dedicated wellbeing centre equipped to meet the needs of all our young people.


• Students with a GCSE profile of 7 GCSEs at A*-C (including English and Maths equivalent grades) with a minimum of B grades in the subjects to be studied at Sixth Form will be enrolled onto a programme of 4 A Levels (or equivalents).

• Students with a GCSE profile of 6 GCSEs at A*-C (including English and Maths equivalent grades) with a minimum of B grades in the subjects to be studied at Sixth Form will be enrolled onto a programme of 3 A Levels (or equivalents).

• The opportunity to re-sit English and Maths will be available and compulsory for students who have not achieved a grade equivalent to a ‘good’ pass (as determined by the Department for Education).

• Please note: The entry requirements listed are accurate at the time of publication. They remain subject to revision as further information is provided by the Department for Education regarding the structure and assessment of curriculum and qualifications. Ridgewood School reserves the right to review and amend these entry requirements and to consider the entry requirement for each student on an individual basis.

What are the entry requirements for admission to the Sixth Form at Ridgewood School?

Subject specific entry requirementsCourse Subject Specific Requirements*

A Level

Art, Craft and Design Grade B in GCSE Art

BiologyGrade B in GCSE Science and GCSE Additional Science or Grade B in GCSE Biology and 1 other Science, Grade 5 in GCSE English Language, Grade 6 in GCSE Maths

ChemistryGrade B in GCSE Science and GCSE Additional Science or Grade B in GCSE Chemistry and 1 other Science, Grade 5 in GCSE English Language, Grade 6 in GCSE Maths

Computer ScienceGrade 6 in GCSE Maths and a B Grade in GCSE Computer Science, Grade 4 in GCSE English Language

Drama and Theatre Grade B or equivalent in a Performing Arts subject, Grade 5 in GCSE English Language or Literature

Economics Grade 5 in GCSE Maths, Grade 5 in GCSE English Language and Grade B in a GCSE Humanities subject

English Language Grade 5 in GCSE English Language

English Literature Grade 6 in GCSE English Literature and Grade 5 in GCSE English Language

Further Maths Grade 8 in GCSE Maths, Grade 4 in GCSE English Language

Geography Grade B in GCSE Geography, Grade 5 in GCSE English Language

Government and PoliticsGrade B in a GCSE Humanities subject (ideally History), Grade 5 in GCSE English Language

History Grade B in GCSE History, Grade 5 in GCSE English Language

Maths Grade 7 in GCSE Maths, Grade 4 in GCSE English Language

MusicGrade B in GCSE Music, Grade 5 in GCSE English, a minimum of Grade 5 is required in practical and theory for students starting the AS course and all students must have achieved Grade 6 by the start of A Level entry

PE Grade B in GCSE PE, Grade C in a Science GCSE, Grade 4 in English Language

PhysicsGrade B in GCSE Science and GCSE Additional Science or Grade B in GCSE Chemistry and 1 other Science, Grade 6 in GCSE Maths

Product Design Grade B in GCSE Product Design or a Technology subject

Psychology Grade 5 in GCSE Maths and Grade B in a GCSE Science

Religious Studies Grade 4 in GCSE English Language

Sociology Grade 4 in GCSE English Language

Other Courses

BTEC Construction Grade C or equivalent in BTEC Construction or a Technology subject

Engineering Level 3 Foundation Technical Level Grade B or equivalent in GCSE Engineering or a Technology subject

IT Cambridge Technicals Level 3 No specific requirements

Business Cambridge Technicals Level 3 Grade 4 in GCSE English Language and Grade 5 in GCSE Maths

1110 RIDGEWOOD SIXTH FORM PROSPECTUS 2016 *Please see the subject page for further requirements.

How do I apply to the Sixth Form at Ridgewood School?If you have any questions regarding the Sixth Form at Ridgewood School or the application procedure, please contact us on 01302 783939, or use the ‘Contact Us’ facility on our website, selecting ‘Post-16 team’ and outlining your query. Someone will get back to you either via phone or email.

One of our largest faculties, the English team consists of thirteen teachers. Lessons in English are characterised by teachers conveying and encouraging enthusiasm for all aspects of English: reading, writing, speaking and listening. Students have the opportunity to experience a range of texts from different writers from different time periods and around the world, as well as the chance to be creative and produce their own narratives, poetry and even plays. A typical lesson involves a combination of fun, interactive group tasks, and detailed feedback and advice from the teacher about next steps and ways to improve. Lessons are planned carefully to help students make progress and achieve their targets. A range of teaching and learning strategies are used to challenge students’ thinking and develop key skills.

Outside the classroom, students are offered a range of trips and clubs in order to enhance their love of the subject. Trips to the theatre regularly take place, and for Sixth Form students, learning is boosted by bespoke exam support sessions available to everyone studying English.

Suite of A Level subjects offered

English Language

English Literature

The English FacultyCreating independent and curious readers, writers and thinkers

1. Read the prospectus, talk to your teachers, parents/carers and consider which courses most interest you.

2. Attend the Open Evening in November. You will have the opportunity to view our facilities, and to speak to subject staff and current students.

3. Download an application form from our website at www.ridgewoodschool.co.uk, selecting ‘Sixth Form’ from the main menu options, then ‘Admissions’.

4. Complete and submit the application form (a paper copy can be submitted or you can send it to our email address: [email protected]). Please include all qualifications you are working towards and any you have already completed, with your grades or predicted grades. So we can ensure effective support, we also need to know about any learning support you have had, and any disabilities, personal circumstances, school exclusions and criminal convictions. This information will be kept securely with your application and will not be passed on to anyone outside of Ridgewood School.

5. You will receive a letter inviting you to attend an application interview with a member of the Sixth Form team. The interview will be a relaxed, informal meeting where we will discuss your course choices and answer any questions you have. You are welcome to bring your parents/carers with you should you wish and we do not expect you to dress formally.

6. You will be invited to a series of exciting events throughout 2016-2017 where you will meet your teachers for next year and have the opportunity to meet other students on your course pathways.

7. During the summer holidays in 2017, you will receive a ‘Sixth Form Welcome Pack’ which will include information regarding the enrolment procedure.

8. On the GCSE results day in August 2017, you will be invited to enrol formally at the Sixth Form at Ridgewood. You will need to bring your GCSE results with you. If you have not met the requirements for enrolment, please come to Ridgewood School so we can support you and discuss your options.


A Level English LanguageWhy study A Level English Language at Ridgewood?The English Language course studies the various texts that surround us each and every day, and the functions, purposes and hidden meanings of the language that we encounter. Studying English Language will ensure that you will never look at a piece of text in the same way again. You will be encouraged to pick apart texts and explore a range of linguistic issues, such as why men and women speak differently, why we abbreviate in text messages and how adverts are designed to persuade without you even realising it.

Which types of career pathways are available to me with A Level English Language?Former alumni of the English faculty at Ridgewood School have progressed to study and pursue careers in law, journalism, teaching, advertising and marketing, human resources, social care and forensic science.

What will I study?The course provides you with a comprehensive and intensive understanding of linguistic concepts and you will be introduced to a range of texts, from newspaper articles to political speeches, even recipes and fairy tales. You will explore how we acquire language and how the uses and meanings of words have changed over time. You will complete your own investigation of language in an area of your choice for the non-exam assessment component of the course.

How will I be assessed? At AS Level, your performance is assessed 100% by exams. At A Level, 80% of the course is assessed by exams and 20% by non-exam assessment.

AS Level: There are two, 1 hour 30 minute exams at the end of the one year AS course.

A Level: There are two 2 hour and 30 minute exams at the end of the two year linear A Level course. You will also produce a 2000 word language investigation, a 1000 word piece of original writing and a 500 word writing commentary.

What are the entry requirements?Grade 5 in GCSE English Language

A Level English LiteratureWhy study A Level English Literature at Ridgewood?Studying English Literature at A Level will introduce you to an incredible world of poetry, prose and drama. You will be given the opportunity to explore some of the most revered texts throughout history, as well as contemporary writing. Literature students are challenged to see beyond the words on the page, and to develop a critical appreciation of the writing they study.

Which types of career pathways are available to me with A Level English Literature?Former alumni of the English faculty at Ridgewood School have progressed to study and pursue careers in law, journalism, teaching, advertising and marketing, human resources and social care.

What will I study?Throughout the course, you will be introduced to the rigours of literary study, exploring the fascinating theme of ‘Love’ in a wide variety of texts, alongside considering the contexts in which the texts were produced. You will complete this thematic study alongside a comparative non-exam assessment assignment which will allow you to explore a literary theme of your choice in depth.

How will I be assessed? At AS Level, your performance is assessed 100% by exams. At A Level, 80% of the course is assessed by exams and 20% by non-exam assessment.

AS Level: There are two, 1 hour 30 minute exams at the end of the one year AS course.

A Level: There is one three hour exam and one 2 hour and 30 minute exam at the end of the two year linear A Level course. You will also produce a 2500 word comparative essay.

What are the entry requirements?Grade 6 in GCSE English Literature and Grade 5 in GCSE English Language

• attain the entry requirements• can analyse a range of different text types e.g. written, spoken, multi-modal• are passionate about examining the specific political, social and historical contexts of texts• are keen to develop your knowledge of the language framework e.g. grammar and pragmatics• can write about texts confidently and want to develop your academic writing skills • are interested in studying an English Language degree at university

• attain the entry requirements• are passionate about reading widely around the subject• can analyse a range of different text types and interpret writers’ key ideas• have an enthusiasm for exploring the different literary contexts of texts• can write about texts confidently and want to develop your academic writing skills • are interested in studying an English Literature degree at university

• prefer course work • don’t perform well in exams• don’t enjoy learning and applying subject specific terminology• don’t enjoy writing essays

• prefer course work • don’t perform well in exams• don’t enjoy reading complex and sophisticated texts• don’t enjoy writing essays

Is A Level English Language the right course for me?

Is A Level English Literature the right course for me?

No,if you...

No,if you...

Yes,if you...

Yes,if you...


A Level Maths and Further MathsWhy study A Level Maths or A Level Further Maths at Ridgewood School?A Level Maths is an interesting and challenging course which extends the methods you learned at GCSE and includes applications of Maths, such as Statistics and Mechanics.

A Level Further Maths broadens your mathematical skills and promotes deeper mathematical thinking. You will be introduced to interesting new areas of pure mathematics such as complex numbers and apply mathematics to a wider range of contexts.

The Maths/Further Maths A Level team comprises eight experienced A Level teachers and the faculty has consistently attained Alps 2 ‘Outstanding’ and Alps 3 ‘Excellent’. Securing grades within the top 10-20% of the country evidences this faculty’s commitment to ensuring Maths students attain the highest grades.

Which types of career pathways are available to me with A Level Maths/Further Maths?Former alumni of the Mathematics faculty at Ridgewood School have progressed to study a variety of different degree subjects such as Mathematics, Engineering (Mechanical, Civil, Aeronautical, Chemical and Motorsport), Medicine, Biomedical Science, Economics, Physics and Chemistry.

What will I study?A Level Maths: You will study a range of topics such as Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, Numerical methods, Statistics and Mechanics.

How will I be assessed? AS level: Two, 1 hour 30 minute exams at the end of Year 12. A Level: Three, 2 hour exams at the end of Year 13. There is no coursework.

A Level Further Maths:A Level Maths: Three, 2 hour exams at the end of Year 12.A Level Further Maths: Three, 2 hour exams at the end of Year 13. AS Further Maths: Two, 1 hour 30 minute exams at the end of Year 13. There is no coursework.

*At the time of printing, the final specification had yet to be finalised.

What are the entry requirements?Maths: Grade 7 in GCSE Maths, Grade 4 in GCSE English LanguageFurther Maths: Grade 8 in GCSE Maths, Grade 4 in GCSE English Language

The Maths faculty is a large and highly skilled department of staff who genuinely love Maths and enjoy conveying their passion for their subject to all students. Comprising twelve staff with many years of experience, the Maths team has a clear focus on building confidence and enabling students to understand ‘Maths for life’.

The Maths faculty has consistently achieved impressive A Level results and Maths continues to be one of Ridgewood School’s most popular A Level subjects.

A Level Maths students are encouraged to enter the annual UK Maths Challenge with the goal of achieving a bronze, silver or gold certificate for their mathematical skills.


Mathematics

Further Mathematics

The Maths FacultyTeaching students Mathematics skills for life

• attain the entry requirements• are a strong independent learner • are capable of manipulating complex algebra • enjoy a challenge• are interested in studying a Maths-related degree at University.

Is A Level Maths/Further Maths the right course for me?

No,if you...

Yes,if you...

• prefer course work • don’t perform well in exams• found it difficult to make links between topics in Mathematics at GCSE level• find it difficult to learn lots of new content quickly• struggle with organisation

‘The enthusiasm

and support I have received from the Maths faculty is outstanding.

Teachers are always available to assist in understanding the difficult challenges offered by

the subject.’

Harrison, Year 13

“Studying Further Mathematics at

A Level has been a massive challenge for me. I do not feel I would have been confident

enough to achieve an A* without the expertise and hard work of

the Maths Faculty.”

Daisy, Year 13


“Further Mathematics has

given me the opportunity to explore complex

mathematical concepts in preparation for studying

Computer Science at university”

Matthew, Year 13

A Level BiologyWhy study A Level Biology at Ridgewood School?Studying Biology A Level will enable you to look more closely at the biochemistry, genetics and evolution of a range of organisms. Biology is a broad subject and can open the door to a fantastic range of interesting careers.

The Biology team comprises experienced teachers and technicians based across four specialist laboratories including a STEM laboratory. The Biology department at Ridgewood School has consistently attained between Alps 1 ‘Outstanding’ and Alps 3 ‘Excellent’. Securing grades within the top 10-20% of the country is a testament to the hard work of our students and dedication of our teachers within the Biology department.

Which types of career pathways are available to me with A Level Biology?Former alumni of the Biology department at Ridgewood have progressed to pursue careers in medicine, biomedical science, radiography, zoology, pharmacology, biochemistry, neuroscience and dentistry.

What will I study?You will study a range of topics such as the immune system, genetic diversity, ecology and biochemistry.

How will I be assessed? Your performance is assessed 100% by exams; there are no controlled assessments or coursework. Your performance during practical investigations will also be assessed.

AS level: There are two, 1 hour 30 minute exams at the end of the one year AS course.

A Level: There are three, 2 hour exams at the end of the two year linear A Level course. One of the exams will include an essay.

At least 15% of the exam marks are based on the practical investigations you have conducted and at least 10% of the marks assess mathematical skills equivalent to Level 2 or above.

What are the entry requirements?Grade B in GCSE Science and GCSE Additional Science or Grade B in GCSE Biology and 1 other Science, Grade 5 in GCSE English Language, Grade 6 in GCSE Maths

• attain the entry requirements• are a strong independent learner • can analyse and decimate written and numerical information accurately• relish the challenges of researching, conducting and analysing the data from practical investigations• are keen to deepen your understanding of biological concepts and can write in detail about your

understanding• are interested in studying a Biology-related degree at university

• prefer course work • don’t perform well in exams• found it difficult to make links between topics in Biology, Chemistry and Physics at GCSE level• struggle to retain information over long periods of time• don’t enjoy practical work• find it difficult to learn lots of new content quickly

Is A Level Biology the right course for me?

No,if you...

Yes,if you...

One of our largest faculties, the Science team boasts fifteen teachers and three technicians based across nine laboratories in main school and four specialist laboratories in Faraday, our Post-16 block, including a STEM room.

The teachers of the Science faculty subscribe to the view of Jules Verne when encouraging students to explore the world through Science: ‘Science, my lad, is made up of mistakes, but they are mistakes which it is useful to make, because they lead little by little to the truth.’ In their Science lessons, Sixth Form students at Ridgewood School make their way to the truth through experimentation, trial, curiosity and understanding.


Biology

Chemistry

Physics

The Science FacultyDiscovering Science in the universe throughhands-on investigation, discussion and enquiry


“My teachers can see my

potential and are fantastic at supporting me achieving my goals”

Sam, Year 12

‘The amount of

new learning in the Biology course is massive;

thorough and regular revision is really important.

Gaining high grades in assessments shows that my

hard work does pay off’

Year 12 student

A Level ChemistryWhy study A Level Chemistry at Ridgewood School?Studying Chemistry A Level will enable you to investigate the fascinating areas of organic, inorganic and physical chemistry. Chemistry is a broad subject and can open the door to a fantastic range of interesting careers.

The Chemistry team comprises experienced teachers and technicians based across four specialist laboratories including a STEM laboratory. The staff within the Chemistry department at Ridgewood School have consistently attained Alps 3 or higher with their learners. Securing grades within the top 10-25% of the country is a testament to the hard work of our students and dedication of our experienced teachers within the Chemistry department.

Which types of career pathways are available to me with A Level Chemistry?Former alumni of the Chemistry department at Ridgewood have progressed to study medicine, biomedical science, pharmacology, biochemistry and chemical engineering.

What will I study?You will study a range of topics such as amount of substance, bonding, energetics, and kinetics, chemical equilibria, periodicity, alkanes, halogenoalkanes, alkenes, alcohols and organic analysis.



A Level: There are three, 2 hour exams at the end of the two year linear A Level course.

At least 15% of the exam marks are based on the practical investigations you have conducted and at least 10% of the marks assess mathematical skills equivalent to Level 2 or above.

What are the entry requirements?Grade B in GCSE Science and GCSE Additional Science or Grade B in GCSE Chemistry and 1 other Science, Grade 5 in GCSE English Language, Grade 6 in GCSE Maths

A Level PhysicsWhy study A Level Physics at Ridgewood School?radiation, mechanics, electricity, nuclear physics and fields. A Level Physics is a stepping stone to a wide variety of interesting careers.

The Physics department comprises a team of enthusiastic teachers and technicians based across four specialist laboratories including a STEM laboratory.

Which types of career pathways are available to me with A Level Physics?Former alumni of the Physics department at Ridgewood have progressed to study physics, medicine, astrophysics, radiography, mechanical engineering, chemical engineering, computer science and aeronautical engineering.

What will I study?You will study a range of topics such as particles, radiation, mechanics, electricity, nuclear physics and fields.


AS level: There are two, 1 hour 30 minute exams at the end of the one year AS course. A Level: There are three, 2 hour exams at the end of the two year linear A Level course. One of the exams will include an essay. At least 15% of the exam marks are based on the practical investigations you have conducted and at least 10% of the marks assess mathematical skills equivalent to Level 2 or above.

What are the entry requirements?Grade B in GCSE Science and GCSE Additional Science or Grade B in GCSE Chemistry and 1 other Science, Grade 6 in GCSE Maths

• attain the entry requirements• enjoy Maths• are a strong independent learner • can analyse and decimate written and numerical information accurately• relish the challenges of researching, conducting and analysing the data from practical investigations• are keen to deepen your understanding of the laws of Physics and Quantum phenomena• are interested in studying a Physics-related degree at university

• prefer course work • don’t perform well in exams• don’t enjoy Maths• found it difficult to make links between topics in Maths and Science at GCSE level. • struggle to retain information over long periods of time• don’t enjoy practical work• find it difficult to learn lots of new content quickly

Is A Level Physics the right course for you?

No,if you...

Yes,if you...

“I chose to study A Level

Physics because I enjoy the challenge and it would complement my A Levels in

Maths and Further Maths. The first year of the A Level Physics course inspired me to change my degree choice from Pure

Maths to Physics.”

Year 13 student

“The topics covering

interactions between molecules have been

particularly fascinating… I’m considering studying Chemistry at university”

Year 12 student


• attain the entry requirements• are a strong independent learner • can analyse and decimate written and numerical information accurately• relish the challenges of researching, conducting and analysing the data from practical investigations• are keen to deepen your understanding of chemical concepts and can write in detail about your

understanding• are interested in studying a Chemistry-related degree at university

• prefer course work • don’t perform well in exams• found it difficult to make links between topics in Biology, Chemistry and Physics at GCSE level• struggle to retain information over long periods of time• don’t enjoy practical work• find it difficult to learn lots of new content quickly

Is A Level Chemistry the right course for me?

No,if you...

Yes,if you...

A Level HistoryWhy study A Level History at Ridgewood School?History students learn a number of crucial skills such as effectively writing analytical essays with evidence and supportive judgements, critically evaluating a range of source material, and conducting independent research into a topic/period of their choice.

The History department at Ridgewood School is thriving and successful. The department recently achieved Alps 2 ‘Outstanding’ and regularly achieves results in the top 10-20% of schools nationally.

Which types of career pathways are available to me with A Level History?These include law, journalism, politics and teaching.

What will I study?You will explore, in detail, Germany including the Weimar Republic and Nazi dictatorship, and the Tudors.

How will I be assessed? The coursework element is worth 20% of the overall A Level grade. In Year 13, students also complete a Non-Examination Assessment piece of independent research into a topic of their choice. Typically, students opt for Civil Rights in the USA or the Vietnam War, but students have free choice. This is worth 20% of their overall grade.

AS level: There are two, 1 hour 30 minute exams – one on each of the topics studied.

A Level: There are two, 2 hour 30 minute exams – one on each of the topics studied.

What are the entry requirements?Grade B in GCSE History, Grade 5 in GCSE English Language

The Humanities faculty consists of twelve talented teachers with a passion for their specialisms. Each A Level course is delivered by subject experts, with a clear focus on developing students’ skills in order to prepare them for higher education and beyond. The Humanities faculty offers the largest suite of A Level courses at Ridgewood School.

The focus of lessons in all the Humanities subjects is on collaborative learning, where students are encouraged to work together to explore, evaluate and understand key principles. The faculty has enjoyed much success, regularly achieving Alps grades of 2-4.

Students are encouraged to explore their understanding outside the classroom and have had the opportunity to visit the University of Sheffield to take part in Model UN debates, and also visit Germany to discover ‘history in action’


History

Geography

Government and Politics

Religious Studies

Psychology

Sociology

The Humanities FacultyDeveloping Enquiring Minds

“History has always been

a passion of mine - and the History Department at

Ridgewood have nurtured that passion and helped it grow. The lessons are incredibly engaging and the content is covered in an

interesting and fun way - not your typical History lesson!”

Year 12 Student

Alps 2in 2016


“Sixth Form at Ridgewood allowed me

to feel one step ahead when eventually moving on to university.

This was due to the quality of teaching and the amount of support I received

with not only my A Level subjects but also in terms of making decisions for the future.

Throughout the two years of studying at Ridgewood, the positive studying

environment and opportunities allowed me to enjoy what could have been a

stressful two years of A Levels.”

Molly Stretton – Sheffield Hallam

A Level GeographyWhy study A Level Geography at Ridgewood School?Studying Geography A Level will enable you to look more closely at the relationships between human populations and their physical environment at a variety of scales from the local to the global, and to consider your own role in relation to the themes and issues being studied. Students will have the opportunity to investigate a range of concepts not previously studied at GCSE as well as building on some prior learning. The course also offers fieldwork opportunities and practical skills, plus it opens the door to a fantastic range of interesting careers.

The Geography team comprises of a small but experienced and dedicated group of teachers who have a passion for all things geographical.

Students who study Geography develop a wealth of skills that are desired by many employees.

Students may say “What can I do with Geography?” We would say “the opportunities are endless!”

If you want the chance to develop lifelong learning skills, independence, fieldwork techniques, environmental and social awareness, cartographic skills and many more then Geography is the ideal A Level for you.

Which types of career pathways are available to me with A Level Geography?Studying Geography can open up a world of varied career opportunities for you in fields such as conservation, town planning, civil services, military, teaching, politics, travel and tourism.

What will I study?You will study a range of topics such as the Water and Carbon Cycles, Hazards, Coasts, and Changing Places as well as conducting fieldwork.

How will I be assessed? At A Level, your performance is assessed 80% by exams and 20% by controlled assessments. A Level: There are two, 2 and half hour exams at the end of the two year linear A Level course and one piece of controlled assessment to complete.

What are the entry requirements?Grade B in GCSE Geography, Grade 5 in GCSE English Language

A Level Government and PoliticsWhy study A Level Government and Politics at Ridgewood School?Studying Government and Politics enables students to develop their critical thinking skills and enhance their ability to interpret, evaluate and comment on the nature of politics

Government and Politics is a successful subject with an average score of an Alps 2 ‘Outstanding’ over the last 3 years, putting the department in the top 10% of national results. The subject is taught by two subject-specialists with a passion for passing on engagement with Politics to students.

Students who take Politics are determined individuals whose interest in the subject grows over the course and leads many to take Politics/International Relations at prestigious universities.

Which types of career pathways are available to me with A Level Politics?These include law, journalism, politics, teaching any many more. Politics equips students with the analytical skills, critical thinking skills and essay-writing abilities which benefit any career.

What will I study?Year 12 focuses on British politics including voting behaviour and pressure groups, before moving onto the USA in Year 13 and looking at the constitution and legislature.

How will I be assessed? AS level: There are two, 1 hour 30 minute exams – one on each of the units studied.

A Level: There are two, 1 hour 30 minute exams – one on each of the units studied.

What are the entry requirements?Grade B in a GCSE Humanities subject (ideally History), Grade 5 in GCSE English Language

• attain the entry requirements• are a strong independent learner • relish the challenges of researching, conducting and analysing the data from practical fieldwork• are keen to deepen your understanding of geographical concepts and can write in detail about your

understanding• are interested in studying a Geography or Earth Sciences based degree at university

• dislike course work • don’t perform well in exams• found it difficult to make links between topics in Physical and Human Geography at GCSE level• struggle to retain information over long periods of time• don’t enjoy practical fieldwork• find it difficult to learn lots of new content quickly

Is A Level Geography the right course for me?

No,if you...

Yes,if you...

“I really enjoy studying Government and Politics

as I’ve learnt how the world around me works through

politics and how it is constantly changing; I’m beginning to

appreciate that the world of politics is a complex one.”

Year 12 Student

“Geography inspires me. I

look at the world through different eyes and see the awe and wonder in the things I

learn about”

Grace, Year 12


A Level Religious StudiesWhy study A Level Religious Studies at Ridgewood School?Studying Religious Studies A Level engenders critical thinking and rigour in the search for truths in uncertain fields. It creates opportunities for you to develop your skills of dialogue, interpretation and analysis in a coherent context. All these are vital skills in a modern workforce where communication, collaboration and co-operation are core skills.

The Religious Studies department at Ridgewood is made up of dedicated specialist teachers who have the relevant experience and qualifications to fulfil the demands of the specification and do justice to the high level of Philosophical, Ethical and Theological subject knowledge. The Religious Studies department at Ridgewood has been rapidly improving their outcomes for all students, securing an Alps 2 ‘Outstanding’ with the most recent AS cohort and an Alps 4 ‘Very Good’ with the most recent A2 cohort. Our most recent AS students achieved 92% A-B grades which is demonstrative of the work ethic of both staff and students alike.

What will I study?You will study a range of topics from philosophy, ethics and religious thought such as ancient philosophical understandings of reality, arguments for and against the existence of God, issues of the afterlife and good and evil, ethical issues such as euthanasia and business ethics, religious teaching on human nature and moral principles.

How will I be assessed? The course is assessed 100% by exams; there are no controlled assessments or coursework.AS level: There are three, 1 hour 15 minute exams at the end of the one year AS course. A Level: There are three, 2 hour exams at the end of the two year linear A Level course.


A Level PsychologyWhy study A Level Religious Studies at Ridgewood School?The A Level Psychology course has been designed to provide a broad introduction to the scope and nature of psychology as a science. The course focuses on areas that underpin human nature and behaviour. Students will have the opportunity to discover psychological approaches, issues and debates throughout their studies. The course provides an emphasis on applying knowledge and understanding rather than just acquiring knowledge, thereby developing students’ transferrable skills of analysis, evaluation and critical thinking.

Which types of career pathways are available to me with A Level Psychology?There are thousands of career opportunities for those who study Psychology. Psychology could lead you to a career as a therapist, nurse, or midwife, or in the areas of marketing and sales, sports and fitness, animal care, media and sales, research and development.

What will I study?AS Level: Social Influence, Memory, Attachment, Approaches, Biopsychology, Psychopathology and Research Methods. A Level: Issues and debates, Relationships, Schizophrenia, Forensic Psychology.

How will I be assessed? At the end of AS you will have 2 exams, each of 1 hour 30 minutes. Paper 1 = Social Influence, memory, attachment.Paper 2 = Approaches, biopsychology, psychopathology, research methods

At the end of A Level you will have 3 exams, each of 2 hours. Paper 1 = Social Influence, memory, attachment, psychopathologyPaper 2 = Approaches, biopsychology, research methodsPaper 3 = Issues and debates, Relationships, Schizophrenia, Forensic Psychology There is no coursework.

What are the entry requirements?Grade 5 in GCSE Maths and Grade B in a GCSE Science

• attain the entry requirements• are a strong independent learner • enjoy debating and discussing your ideas and those of others• can analyse and evaluate written Philosophical and Ethical texts• are keen to deepen your understanding of the ‘Big Questions’ of the world such as questions of creation,

ethical issues, issues of ultimate reality and many more• enjoy reading to deepen your understanding • are interested in studying a Philosophy or Humanities-related degree at university

• attain the entry requirements• enjoy reading around topics and learning for yourself• can critically evaluate a range of methods and justify your arguments in written detail• are interested in studying a Psychology related topic at university

• prefer course work • don’t perform well in exams• do not enjoy discussions and debates• struggle to retain information over long periods of time• enjoy practical work• don’t like to write essays

• prefer coursework • don’t perform well in exams• struggle to retain information over long periods of time• find it difficult writing in detail under pressure• find it difficult to critically analyse methods

Is A Level Religious Studies the right course for me? Is A Level Psychology right for me?

No,if you...

No,if you...

Yes,if you...

Yes,if you...

“A Level Religious

Studies is so interesting as you delve deeper into

topics that you don’t learn about at GCSE. It makes you question your understanding of the world around

you and really makes you think about real life situations. The help and

support is amazing and you always feel like you have the teachers’

encouragement”

Ashlyn, Year 12

“Psychology is the most

interesting subject I take! I particularly

enjoyed learning about the different mental disorders

and how they can be explained and treated”

Ashleigh, Year 12

“I’ve enjoyed all

of my Psychology lessons at Ridgewood. Not only is the course

content interesting but my teachers make me want to

learn more everyday”

Jess, Year 12

“Religious Studies at A Level is

great! You explore totally different things from GCSE

but it’s all so interesting, it’s my favourite subject. The support you get is fantastic too; it’s all round just a great subject to

take”

Nicole, Year 12

Alps 3in 2016Alps 2

at AS in 2016


A Level Sociology - NEW FOR 2017!Why study A Level Sociology Ridgewood School?Studying Sociology A Level offers powerful insights into social and cultural issues. It helps you develop a multi-perspective and critical approach to understanding issues surrounding identity, religion, crime, childhood and social power.

Sociology is taught within the Humanities faculty which consists of twelve talented and experienced teachers with a range of specialisms. The departments within this faculty have maintained Alps 2 to Alps 3 (‘Outstanding’ and ‘Excellent’), regularly securing grades within the top 20% of the country. The decision to offer A Level Sociology has been taken after listening to our students, and knowing that they will receive excellent teaching in this subject.

Which types of career pathways are available to me with A Level Sociology?Students with A Level Sociology can progress to pursue careers in nursing, medicine, law, journalism, business, advertising and marketing.

What will I study?You will study a range of topics such as education, culture, crime, welfare and research methods.

How will I be assessed? Your performance is assessed 100% by exams; there are no controlled assessments or coursework.


A Level: There are three, 2 hour exams at the end of the two year linear A Level course. The exam questions in the AS and A Level exams include extended writing questions.


• attain the entry requirements• have an inquisitive mind and enjoy challenging your misconceptions• enjoy debating your ideas with your peers• enjoy conducting your own research and working collaboratively• are keen to deepen your understanding of different cultures, sociological concepts and can write in detail

about your understanding• are interested in studying a Sociology-related degree at university

• prefer course work • don’t perform well in exams• don’t enjoy debate and discussions• didn’t enjoy GCSE Science or Humanities

Is A Level Sociology the right course for me?

No,if you...

Yes,if you...

There are seven full time members of staff in the faculty, all of whom have a passion for teaching A Level. The faculty also boasts three discrete IT classrooms, fully equipped with new desktops, headphones, microphones and graphic pads. At Post-16, dual monitors are available for pupils to work on along with touchscreen teacher workstations.

Students leave the faculty well equipped with IT and Business skills, and with the ability to talk confidently about the subjects, both in terms of what they have studied and its application in the real world. We know that those students who take IT and Business courses in the Sixth Form will go onto jobs involving IT systems and businesses that do not even exist yet, and we want to develop their enquiry skills and understanding of software and hardware to transfer to a modern world.

Trips offered by the faculty are in collaboration with the University of Sheffield, giving students the opportunity to see IT and Business in use in real life environments. Competitions are also regularly promoted, such as Animation 16, a UK wide animation competition run by the University of Manchester. Every year the faculty enter a team into the Coca Cola Real Business Challenge, where students consistently reach the final and have previously been both regional and national champions. They are also active participants in the Student Investor Challenge, take part in Young Enterprise, and regularly visit local and regional business to engage with the community and commerce

Suite of subjects offered

Computer Science (A Level)

IT (Cambridge Technicals Level 3)

Business (Cambridge Technicals Level 3)

Economics (A Level)

The IT and Business FacultyContinually aiming to solve problems in the most efficient and effective way in order to develop leaders for the future

The challenging lessons at Ridgewood have

allowed me to develop a zest for knowledge and an enquiring mind.

The Young Enterprise scheme has given me the confidence to tackle new challenges,

develop the skills sought by employers and universities, and provided me with the foundations for a successful future - all of which would have been impossible without

the immense support from the staff at Ridgewood.

Alysha Love - Applying to the University of North Carolina (USA) for Aeronautical

Engineering


A Level Computer ScienceWhy study A Level Computer Science at Ridgewood School?A Level Computer Science is a practical subject where learners can apply the academic principles leamed in the classroom to real world systems. Studying Computer Science will enable you to value computational thinking, develop skills to solve problems, design systems and understand the power and limitations of human and machine intelligence.

It is an increasingly popular subject with our largest cohort in the current Year 12. We have dedicated Computer Science suites in our Sixth Form Centre with dual screen monitors. Topics are carefully allocated to staff with expertise in particular areas. All of our current Year 13 students have applied to Computer Science related university courses.

Which types of career pathways are available to me with A Level Computer Science?Computer scientists are needed in every type of industry, therefore there are a vast range of career pathways for students to follow. These include: business analyst, database administrator, games developer, IT consultant and multimedia programmer. Former alumni of the Computer Science Department have combined Computer Science degree options with modules to tailor their expertise.

What will I study?You will explore the fundamental principles and concepts of Computer Science including computational thinking, writing programs to solve problems, mathematical skills used to express computational laws, exchanging data, software development and legalities relating to Computer Science.

How will I be assessed? Your performance is assessed 100% by examination for AS and 80% by exams for A Level:

AS level: There are two, 1 hour 15 minute exams at the end of the one year AS course. 01 Computer Principles02 Algorithms and problem solving

A Level: There are two 2 hour 30 minute exams at the end of the two year linear A Level course. In addition, students will complete one Programming project on a subject of their choice (20% of total) 01 Computer Systems02 Algorithms and programming

What are the entry requirements?Grade 6 in GCSE Maths and a B Grade in GCSE Computer Science, Grade 4 in GCSE English Language

Cambridge Technicals Level 3 ITWhy study IT at Ridgewood School?The Cambridge Technicals Level 3 IT is a popular vocational course suited to students who have an interest in hardware, software and practical activities. The course enables students to develop transferable skills that will be of use in employment and for future studies. This qualification provides learners with the opportunity though applied learning to develop the core specialist knowledge, skills and understanding required in the IT sector.

IT is a popular subject in our Sixth Form. We have dedicated Computer Science suites in our Sixth Form Centre with dual screen monitors. Topics are carefully allocated to staff with expertise in particular areas.

Which types of career pathways are available to me with A Level English Literature?Achievement of this qualification can support progression to go on and study in a Higher Education institution, either on relevant IT degrees such as Computing and Technology or Business IT, or support progression on to other degree courses.

What will I study?This qualification aims to develop an understanding of the essentials of IT and Cyber Security. You will gain an insight into the IT sector as you investigate the pace of technological change, IT infrastructure on a global scale, and the importance of legal and security considerations. All units assist in the development of transferrable skills such as communication and problem solving. The optional units encourage the development of time management, research and analytical skills as well as emphasising the need for good written and verbal communication skills.

How will I be assessed? External assessment through examination contributes 66.6% towards the final grade.

Year 1 – Cambridge Technicals Level 3 Certificate in IT: There are two externally examined units:Unit 1 - Fundamentals of ITUnit 2 - Global information systems – pre-release case study

Year 2 – Cambridge Technicals Level 3 Extended Certificate in IT: Three externally examined units and two further units are centre-assessed and moderated externally:Unit 3 - Cyber Security – pre-release case studyTwo of the four optional units which include: Project management, Product development, Systems analysis and design, and the Internet of Everything.

The units are graded Pass, Merit and Distinction. The qualification is graded at Pass, Merit, Distinction and Distinction*.

What are the entry requirements?There are no formal entry requirements for this qualification. However, it would be advantageous if learners have studied similar unit content at Level 2. There is a high level of written work involved in the course which students should consider when opting for this course.

• attain the entry requirements• are a strong independent learner • have an interest/experience in creating programs• enjoy programming and investigating programming languages • are keen to deepen your understanding of computing concepts• grasp mathematical concepts and formulas well• enjoy using maths in a different context• are interested in studying a Computer Science related degree at university

• have an interest in IT and developments in this industry• enjoy researching topics and work well collating and discussing your findings• enjoy completing project work • enjoy practical work• are a strong independent learner

• prefer course work • don’t perform well in exams• prefer using and learning about software packages (such as Microsoft office)• struggle to retain information over long periods of time• don’t enjoy practical work• find it difficult to learn lots of new content quickly

• want a more in depth knowledge of the fundamentals of computers and programming (consider A Level Computer Science)

• are looking to study an A Level subject• find it difficult to articulate and analyse ideas, considering different viewpoints

Is A Level Computer Science the right course for me?

Is Cambridge Technicals Level 3 IT the right course for me?

No,if you...

No,if you...

Yes,if you... Yes,

if you...

Alps 3in 2016


No,if you...

Cambridge Technicals Level 3 BusinessWhy study Business at Ridgewood School?Having a good idea about how businesses work will put you at an advantage in your future career plans. Business is an excellent preparation for the world of work and for a wide range of university degree courses.

Aimed at anyone who wishes to develop an understanding of business operations, this course will help you to appreciate how and why business decisions are made and how they affect a variety of people – both within the business and externally. Cambridge Technicals Level 3 in Business offers specialist pathways in human resources, marketing, accounting and business planning. The skills and knowledge you learn at Ridgewood will prepare you for further study at Higher Education or ensure you have the knowledge employers in the workplace demand.

The Business Studies department at Ridgewood has consistently attained Alps 1 ‘Outstanding’ to Alps 3 ‘Excellent’. 100% of our students at A-Level achieved A* to B grades in 2016.

Which types of career pathways are available to me with Business?This qualification is accepted as an entrance for a wide variety of courses in higher education, especially in business studies, banking, accountancy, retail management, human resource management, marketing, finance and production management.

The knowledge and experience of business organisations you develop through this course will be invaluable for future employment in a wide range of settings. You could consider roles such as business manager, purchasing manager, customer service manager, sales accounts manager and importer/exporter – or you could eventually move on to a teaching career.

What will I study?There are five units of study: Unit 1 – The Business Environment, Unit 2 – Working in Business, Unit 4 – Customers and Communication, Unit 5 – Marketing and Market Research, Unit 19 – International Business

How will I be assessed? Your performance is assessed through both examinations and controlled assessments.

Certificate in Business (Year 1): There is one, 2-hour exam at the end of the one year AS course as well as one piece of controlled assessment.

Extended Certificate in Business (Year 2): There are two, 2-hour exams at the end of the two-year course. There will also be a total of 3 pieces of controlled assessment to be completed over the entirety of the course

What are the entry requirements?Grade 4 in GCSE English Language and Grade 5 in GCSE Maths

A Level EconomicsWhy study A Level Economics at Ridgewood School?Economics is an important and very topical subject with many real-world applications including politics, business and marketing. The course deals with current real-world events that impact on society and covers the economic problems in the present day.

The global downturn and recovery, government debt, monopolies, unemployment, third world trade and poverty are some of the events and issues covered in Economics. The course introduces a range of concepts that explain how and why these real-world events happen and how governments and business can deal with them.

The Economics team features dedicated sixth form teachers who are part of the larger IT and Business Studies faculty. All lessons are taught in the Economics class room in our Sixth Form Centre. The Economics department at Ridgewood has consistently attained Good and better Alps results.

Which types of career pathways are available to me with A Level Economics?Economics can help with a career in business, journalism, politics, finance, accounting, marketing, engineering and IT.

What will I study?You will study a range of topics such demand and supply, globalisation and trade, poverty and inequality, growth and development, business, government policies and the UK economy.

How will I be assessed? Your performance is assessed 100% by exams; there are no controlled assessments or coursework.


A Level: There are three, 2 hour exams at the end of the two year linear A Level course.

The exams include a mix of multiple choice, short questions, data questions and essays.

What are the entry requirements?Grade 5 in GCSE Maths, Grade 5 in GCSE English Language and Grade B in a GCSE Humanities subject

• have a genuine interest in the world of business and how it operates. We also recommend that students take an interest in current affairs and benefit from engaging in wider reading around the subject. A reading list will be made available to students at the beginning of the course.

• are looking for an easy option.

Is Cambridge Technicals Level 3 Business the right course for me?

No,if you...

Yes,if you...

“I have enjoyed learning

about Economics so much that I am going to study the subject at

university”

Jack, Year 13‘“Economics is a gateway

subject, it gives us a better understanding

of the real world”

Stan and Jordan,Year 13

“Studying Economics has

opened our eyes to the bigger picture, and will be beneficial to our

international studies next year”

Gabriella and Tom,Year 13

Alps 3in 2016


A Level Art, Craft and Design - NEW FOR 2017!Why study A Level Art, Craft and Design at Ridgewood School?Studying Art, Craft and Design A Level will enable you to explore Art and Design in a more directed route; either Fine Art or Graphic Communication. Fine Art and Graphic Communication have always been closely related with the only difference being the target audience. This course gives students the opportunity to select the medium best suited to their talents when considering the format in which to produce their work.

As a dedicated team of subject experts who have several years combined experience at Ridgewood, the Art department know the school inside out and back to front! Our teachers not only know the school intimately but are made up of exam board moderators, Masters of Art, and successful practising artists. Students taking A Level Art, Craft and Design benefit from bespoke intervention, guidance and support in structuring their development to suit their needs and skill set.

Which types of career pathways are available to me with A Level Art, Craft and Design?Former alumni of the Art department at Ridgewood have progressed to study and pursue careers in design, graphics, illustration, fashion, merchandising, journalism, marketing, architecture, interior design, interior architectural design, photography, visualisation, character design for film and media.

What will I study?You will develop skills from GCSE level and learn to apply your understanding of them to given and self-determined outcomes. You will be taught new techniques, processes and introduced to new practitioners from whom you will take influence.

How will I be assessed? Your performance is assessed 60% by coursework and 40% by exam. AS level:Component 1 – PortfolioComponent 2 – Externally Set AssignmentA Level:Component 1 – Portfolio (Personally set project including a written journal of a maximum 3000 words)Component 2 – Externally Set Assignment

What are the entry requirements?Grade B in GCSE Art. You also will ideally have access to a computer and digital camera at home.

• attain the entry requirements• are a strong independent learner • can work to short deadlines and relish challenge• have good ideas and strong beliefs • can draw, paint, create in a visual manner to a high standard• are passionate about the world of art, design and want to add to that world

• prefer written work • aren’t organised and can’t keep to deadlines• struggle to think of ideas yourself• don’t enjoy practical work

Is A Level Art, Craft and Design the right course for me?

No,if you...

Yes,if you...

Our Technology and Art faculty is a large team consisting of eleven teaching staff and four technicians. The faculty benefits from a range of cutting edge facilities including a LEGO innovation studio, laser cutters, 3D printers, CNC Milling machines, and a range of state of the art Engineering facilities. In Art, students benefit from the usual artistic facilities, along with a kiln for clay work and a bank of computers in each art studio for research purposes. There is also a printer which can deliver A3 sized laser colour printing. The team are lucky enough to have the space and capability to accommodate most students’ ideas, however big they are!

Outside the classroom, students’ love of technology and art is also developed, with residential trips to London for the ‘4Designers’ conference and even to New York.

The suite of subjects offered by the Technology and Art faculty has been reviewed this year in response to student voice and we are proud to now offer A Level Art, Craft and Design, which enables to students to make a decision about whether they produce their portfolio of work in the form of Graphic Communication or Fine Art. Students who are interested in pursuing further study or even a career in either Graphics or Fine Art will find that this course prepares them extremely well for the future and enables them to make independent decisions about the format of their work to best suit their artistic skills and talents.

Suite of subjects offered

Art, Craft and Design (A Level)

Construction (BTEC)

Engineering (Level 3 Foundation Technical Level)

Product Design (A Level)

The Technology and Art FacultyEnabling students to become creative thinkers and the problem solvers of tomorrow

“Coming into Sixth Form knowing

absolutely no one is a daunting experience but

everyone makes you feel so welcome. The support given to me

from my teachers was fantastic and I’m now well on the way to getting

my dream job as a teacher.”

Helen Coan – now teaching at Lakeside Primary School


BTEC ConstructionWhy study BTEC Construction at Ridgewood School?Studying BTEC Construction will enable you to look more closely at the construction industry. Construction is one of the most exciting fields in which to work and offers a wide and diverse range of opportunities. You will develop knowledge and understanding of a wide range of construction technologies and associated issues.

Part of Technology, one of our largest faculties, Construction is led by the Head of Faculty who has a wealth of experience including being a lead internal verifier and published construction author. Lessons take place in our Sixth Form Centre, with access to state-of-the-art designing software and equipment. Construction at Ridgewood has consistently attained Alps 1 ‘Outstanding’ to Alps 3 ‘Excellent’ and is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our students and our experienced teachers within the Construction department.

Which types of career pathways are available to me with BTEC Construction?Former alumni of Construction at Ridgewood have progressed to study construction, design and management, construction management, quantity surveying, building surveying and architecture at university. A number of pupils have progressed to apprenticeships with large companies such as Keep Moat and Toggle.

What will I study?A range of topics including sustainable construction, civil engineering, tendering and estimating, the built environment and health and safety in the construction environment.

How will I be assessed? Your performance is assessed 100% by coursework; there are no exams in this subject. All coursework is internally assessed and verified and then externally verified by BTEC. Y12 Certificate: There are three units, each of which have 2 assignments.Y13 Subsidiary Diploma: There are three units; unit 5 has 3 assignments and unit 4 and 46 have 2 assignments.

What are the entry requirements?Grade C or equivalent in BTEC Construction or a Technology subject

Level 3 Foundation Technical Level EngineeringWhy study Level 3 Technical Level Engineering at Ridgewood School?Studying Engineering at Foundation Technical Level 3 will enable you to look more closely at the scientific principles used by engineers to identify the most suitable materials in a given engineering context. You will learn about the use of mechanical engineering systems and components, applying these to the process of an engineering design and researching the relevance and role that manufacturing processes and systems have in the production of multiple components. This course will provide you with the knowledge, understanding and skills needed for progression into employment or further study within engineering.

Previously being an Engineering Specialist school, we have a wide range of engineering practical resources, from a heat treatment room that is dedicated to engineering, to a STEM laboratory in our Sixth Form Centre. We have two specialist Engineering and Electronics teachers who will support you throughout the course, alongside an Engineering and Electronics specialist TA who works closely with the teachers to provide additional support for students.

Which types of career pathways are available to me with Engineering?Former students of the Engineering department at Ridgewood have progressed to study and pursue careers in mechanical engineering, general engineering, and electronic engineering.

What will I study?You will study a range of topics such as: materials technology and science, mechanical systems, engineering design and production and manufacturing.

How will I be assessed? You will complete four units over the two years and all of the units in this qualification are mandatory. One of the units is examined and one is an externally marked practical assignment. The other two units are internally set and marked by the tutor.

What are the entry requirements?Grade B or equivalent in GCSE Engineering or a Technology subject

• attain the entry requirements• are a strong independent learner • can analyse and decimate written and numerical information accurately• relish the challenges of researching, conducting and analysing data• enjoy working collaboratively• are keen to broaden your knowledge of construction at a technical or professional level• are interested in studying construction related degree at university• prefer coursework

• attain the entry requirements• are a strong independent learner • can analyse and decimate written and numerical information accurately• relish the challenges of researching, conducting and analysing the data from practical investigations• are keen to broaden your knowledge of engineering applications and can apply these through practical

outcomes• interested in studying an Engineering-related degree at university

• prefer practical work • find it difficult to organise and plan coursework to regular deadlines• struggle to collaborate with others• don’t enjoy completing work on computers• find it difficult to research independently

• don’t perform well in exams• don’t feel confident within an engineering workshop environment• found it difficult to make links between topics in Engineering, Physics and Electronics at GCSE level• struggle to retain information over long periods of time• don’t enjoy practical work• find it difficult to learn lots of new content quickly

Is BTEC Construction the right course for me?Is Engineering the right course for me?

No,if you...

No,if you...

Yes,if you...

Yes,if you...

“As I have chosen Business and

Economics, Construction was the most obvious choice for me to combine them with. As the

course is aimed at the technical and professional side of construction, it compliments my studies and as

I wish to pursue a career in the business and economic sector.”

Year 12 student

“Out of all my subjects Engineering

is by far my favourite. The environment and atmosphere

encourage me to work and expand my knowledge. My teacher

is extremely helpful. I like that engineering lets me explore my

creative side and the work we do is what I enjoy the most”

Current Year 12 student

Alps 3in 2016


A Level Product DesignWhy study A level Product Design at Ridgewood School?Product Design is a creative and thought-provoking qualification that will enable you to develop the practical skills, theoretical knowledge and confidence to succeed in a number of careers, especially those in the creative industries. You will investigate historical, social, cultural, environmental and economic influences of design and technology, whilst enjoying opportunities to put your learning in to practice by producing products of your choice. You will gain a real understanding of what it means to be a designer, alongside the knowledge and skills sought by higher education and employers

Which types of career pathways are available to me with A Level Product Design?• Design Studies• Architecture• Mechanical Engineering • Computer Science• Civil Engineering• Engineering

What will I study?You will study a range of topics such as how technology and cultural changes can impact on the work of designers, design processes and selecting appropriate specialist tools, techniques and processes.

How will I be assessed? The coursework element undertaken in each year is worth 50%.

AS level: There is one written exam of 2 hours at the end of the one year AS course.

A level: There are two, 2 hour exams at the end of the two year Linear A level course.

What are the entry requirements?Grade B in GCSE Product Design or a Technology subject

• attain the entry requirements• are a strong independent learner • have a flair for creativity• relish the challenges of researching, designing, developing and manufacturing products• are keen to deepen your understanding of how a range of products have been designed, developed and

manufactured.• are interested in studying a Design-related degree at university• enjoy completing coursework • have a passion for designing

• want to complete coursework every lesson• didn’t perform well in your GCSE Product Design exam• struggle to retain information over long periods of time• don’t enjoy practical work• find it difficult to evaluate and analyse products • struggle to be creative

Is A Level Product Design the right course for me?

No,if you...

Yes,if you...

“A level Product Design is fantastic. The

coursework is the same process as GCSE but with

more freedom which allows you to be more creative”

Sammy, Year 12

“I like that it allows me to be

creative and you get a say in what you want

to manufacture”

Thomas, Year 12

Consisting of highly skilled, outstanding practitioners, this faculty is characterised by dedication and passion. Based primarily in The Octagon Studio, MB5, Faraday Theatre and the Curie building, our Performing Arts Faculty benefit from some outstanding facilities.

Resources and spaces in Performing Arts are crucial to enable successful performance, and the faculty benefits from several purpose-built rooms: MB5 is a blacked out, open rehearsal space, The Octagon is a small studio theatre, blacked out and fitted with lighting and sound equipment, and Faraday Theatre is a full working theatre space with black dance flooring and lighting and sound equipment. In Music, students have access to an iMac suite featuring 26 iMacs with MIDI keyboards with Sibelius, Garage Band and Logic Pro X software. They also benefit from an additional 20 computers equipped with Sibelius software, a recital room and six fully restored practice rooms (featuring an electric drum kit, keyboard, guitar, bass, microphone and multi-channel amp).

The faculty is highly regarded in the school, in no small part thanks to its extensive enrichment programme and its belief that everyone can access music and drama. Involvement in national and regional festivals and competitions – most recently the AMP Awards and the BBC 10 Pieces Workshop – ensures that the faculty stays at the cutting edge of performance initiatives and offers an outstanding range of opportunities to its students.


Drama and Theatre

Music

The Performing Arts FacultyPeforming Arts, performing always

In response to student voice, this year we are extremely excited to be able to offer Music A Level in the Sixth Form at Ridgewood. This challenging course is perfect for those with a true passion for music, and can be studied alongside a variety of other subjects.

Ridgewood School Music Department offers the following instrumental lessons:

• Woodwind (piccolo, flute, oboe, clarinet, saxophone, bassoon)

• Brass (cornet, trumpet, trombone, French horn, tuba)• Upper Strings (violin, viola)• Lower Strings (cello, double bass)• Percussion (marimba, xylophone, glockenspiel)• Drum kit• Guitar• Bass• Vocal

Alps 3at AS in

2016


A Level Drama and TheatreWhy study A Level Drama and Theatre at Ridgewood School?Studying Drama and Theatre will allow you to devise original work with group work at the heart of the course. You will study a range of plays and have opportunities to see a wide range of live theatre productions to analyse and appreciate different styles of theatre. You will also develop transferable skills that could support many different careers.

Ridgewood School have excellent facilities for Drama including a main auditorium with full lighting and sound facilities in the Sixth Form Centre and two further drama studios in main school. There is also a Performing Arts technician who works closely with the Performing Arts team throughout the academic year and at all live performances. The faculty have experienced specialist teachers who consistently deliver outstanding teaching and learning.

Which types of career pathways are available to me with A Level Drama and Theatre?Studying Drama at A Level and at university gives you all sorts of exciting career options, including: arts/theatre administration, arts journalism, director, actor, designer, playwright, stage management, theatre management, theatrical agent, technician, broadcasting, media presenting, education, drama therapy and scriptwriting.

A-level Drama and Theatre is useful for students considering Higher Education in any arts or humanities subject including English Language and Literature, Journalism, Dance, Music, Art and Design, and Media Studies.

What will I study?You will study set plays and will perform in both devised and scripted performances. You will see a wide range of theatre which you will analyse, evaluate and use these ideas in your own performance work.

How will I be assessed? AS level: There is one, 2 hour exam at the end of the one year AS course - 40% of the AS level.60% of the AS level is assessed on Portfolio and Performance.

A Level: There is one, 3 hour exam at the end of the two year linear A Level course - 40% of the A Level.60% of the A Level is assessed on Portfolio and Performance.

What are the entry requirements?Grade B or equivalent (Merit at BTEC) in a Performing Arts subject, Grade 5 in GCSE English Language or Literature

A Level Music - NEW FOR 2017!Why study A Level Music at Ridgewood School?Music is constantly evolving, inspiring creativity and expression in a way that no other subject can. Studying music enables you to extend your knowledge and understanding of music, to create and develop your own musical ideas and to demonstrate technical, interpretative and communication skills through performing music, plus it opens the door to a fantastic range of interesting careers.

We believe Music Matters. This is an exciting time to study Music at Ridgewood School with an extensive development of and focus on the facilities, curriculum and enrichment delivery. Our Music department boasts an iMac suite featuring 26 iMacs with MIDI keyboards with Sibelius and Logic Pro X software, a recital room and six fully restored practice rooms. Alongside the academic study of music, students are provided with regular opportunities to become involved with external workshops and attend professional concerts. The music team are always keen to take part in new and exciting ventures, working alongside the Doncaster Music Hub. Recently this has led to outreach work with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, AMP Awards, BBC 10 Pieces and Opera North. Instrumental lessons are provided free of charge and attendance in an enrichment activity is compulsory.

Which types of career pathways are available to me with A Level Music?Performer, music therapist, recording engineer, music publisher, classroom teacher, instrumental teacher, composer, song writer, administrator, digital marketing and social media representative, PR, ticketing and merchandising.

What will I study?Music is divided into three components: Appraising Music, Performing Music and Composition.

How will I be assessed? For both the AS and A Level you will sit a written exam worth 40% at the end of each year of study where you will complete listening, analytical questions and an essay question on the Western Classical tradition 1650-1910 and one other area of study.

The other areas of study are Pop Music, Music for Media, Music for Theatre, Jazz, Contemporary Traditional Music, and Art Music since 1910.

AS level: In addition to the final written exam you must complete a performance exam solo and/or ensemble worth 30% and submit two compositions worth 30%.

A Level: In addition to the final written exam you must complete a performance exam solo and/or ensemble worth 35% and submit two compositions worth 25%.

What are the entry requirements?Grade B in GCSE Music, Grade 5 in English. A minimum of Grade 5 is required in practical and theory for students starting the AS course and all students must have achieved Grade 6 by the start of A Level entry. • attain the entry requirements

• enjoy performing in front of an audience• can work collaboratively with others• are a strong independent learner• relish the challenges of independent research• enjoy exploring ideas in rehearsal to enhance your character development and overall performance• are keen to deepen your understanding of a wide range of theatre styles/practitioners and can write in

detail about your understanding

• attain the entry requirements• are a strong independent learner • are a strong performer at minimum Grade 5 ABRSM standard• are interested in studying a music related degree at university

• don’t perform well in exams• struggle to retain information over long periods of time• don’t enjoy performing to others• find it difficult to learn lots of new content quickly• only enjoy the performance aspect of drama

• don’t perform well in exams• struggle to retain information over long periods of time• find it difficult to learn lots of new content quickly• don’t have an interest in the Western Classical Tradition• prefer music technology and production

Is A Level Drama and Theatre the right course for me?

Is A Level Music the right course for me?

No,if you... No,

if you...

Yes,if you...

Yes,if you...


A Level Physical EducationWhy study A Level Physical Education at Ridgewood School?Studying Physical Education will give you an insight into the mechanics of movement, muscle actions, joints, cardiovascular and respiratory system, methods of training, fitness testing, sports psychology, history of sport and skill acquisition.

The PE faculty consists of seven dedicated teachers who specialise in a range of different sports. We have achieved many sporting successes locally, regionally and nationally. There are several dedicated A Level teachers who have studied Sport and Exercise Science to Degree and Masters level.

Alps 3 ‘Excellent’ is regularly achieved by the faculty. Securing grades within the top 10-20% of the country is a testament to the hard work of our students and dedication of our experienced teachers within the PE faculty.

Which types of career pathways are available to me with A Level Physical Education?Former alumni of the PE faculty at Ridgewood have progressed to study a wide range of courses including Sport and Exercise Science, PE, Sports Management, Sports Coaching, Physiotherapy, Podiatry, Sports Therapy, Sports Rehabilitation and many others.

What will I study?You will study a range of topics such as the applied anatomy and physiology, sports psychology, skill acquisition, sports technology, sport and society and the history of sport.

How will I be assessed? Your performance is assessed 70% by exams and 30% via practical performance and coursework. You chose one sport from the list below and complete a practical exam and an analysis based project on key skills and components of fitness. Available sport to pick from: Amateur boxing, Association football, Athletics, Badminton, Basketball, Camogie, Canoeing, Cricket, Cycling (Track or road cycling only), Dance, Diving (Platform diving), Equestrian, Gaelic football, Golf, Gymnastics (Floor routines and apparatus only), Handball, Hockey, Hurling, Kayaking, Lacrosse, Netball, Rock climbing, Rowing, Rugby league , Rugby union, Sculling, Skiing, Snowboarding, Squash, Swimming, Table tennis, Tennis, Trampolining, Volleyball.

What are the entry requirements?Grade B in GCSE PE, Grade C in a Science GCSE, Grade 4 in English Language

• attain the entry requirements• are a strong independent learner • are interested in studying a PE related degree at university• have a keen interest in sport and play sport competitively outside school

• prefer coursework • don’t perform well in exams• struggle to retain information over long periods of time• don’t enjoy linking practical work to theory• are not a strong performer in a sport• find it difficult to learn lots of new content quickly• think the course is predominantly assessed on your practical skills

Is A Level Physical Education the right course for me?

No,if you...

Yes,if you...

Benefitting from seven full time members of staff, our PE faculty also boasts a dedicated PE teaching assistant and technician, who supports the department in a number of areas. In order to facilitate PE for students of all ages and abilities, the department has a gymnasium, a full sized sports hall, a fitness room, three 5-aside football pitches, one 9-aside football pitch, two 11-aside football pitches, one full sized rugby pitch, three netball courts and four tennis courts.

Students are encouraged to recognise the importance of an active and healthy lifestyle, and their teachers ensure they have an excellent educational experience in lessons and through extra-curricular activities to ensure that they are very well equipped for the next stage of their education, training or employment. Effective teaching and learning is constantly looking to move forward, providing opportunities for students to assume responsibility for their learning, to engage inquisitive minds and provide learners with a high standard of learning that is expected of them every lesson.

In addition to the academic success the faculty promotes, a dynamic and broad extra-curricular programme is offered, including badminton, hockey, basketball, football, netball, rugby, rounders, athletics, trampolining, dance and fitness, as well as an annual ski trip to Italy. The PE faculty also have forged strong links with Wheatley Hills Rugby Club and Doncaster Rowing Club. At present, football is a sport at which Ridgewood teams excel, with both boys and girls teams winning competitions locally and county-wide. Success has also come in netball and rounders for the girls, and for both girls and boys in athletics, cross country, gymnastics and trampolining. The faculty are now looking to expand their success into badminton, basketball and rowing in order to promote versatility in competition success.


Physical Education

The Physical Education FacultyInspiring young people to participate and enjoy physical activity

“Moving from secondary

education to sixth form was a challenge for me but with

the support of the Sixth Form team and the students it became clear to

me that I could succeed. The facilities in the Sixth Form are enabling me to pursue my future career possibilities,

with the guidance provided by my teachers allowing me to progress and

develop my academic skills.”

Isobella Edwards - Applying for PE Teaching

Alps 3in 2016


How do I travel to the Sixth Form at Ridgewood School?

Transport is available from the Hungerhill School catchment area, covering Barnby Dun, Kirk Sandall and Edenthorpe. A number of other public service buses are also available. Parking is available close to the school for those students who have their own car.

The Sixth Form at Ridgewood School, Barnsley Road, Scawsby, Doncaster, DN5 7UB

Tel: 01302 783939

www.ridgewoodschool.co.uk

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