Succeed

The most important factor for achieving success in Sixth Form is selecting the correct route at the start of Year 12. We want everyone to leave our Sixth Form having been successful in their courses; able to follow the university, apprenticeship or employment path of their choice.

Curriculum Design Mapping

(An overview of each subject is located at the bottom of this list. It can also be viewed in the online application.)

We take the safety of our students and the wider school community very seriously. There is a designated safeguarding team in school and the Sixth Form Team are available to discuss any concerns.

Attendance – Students tap their ID on the card reader to sign in and out.

Lanyards – Students must wear yellow or orange lanyards.

Absence – This must be reported by 8am even if lessons are not scheduled until the afternoon. Students also email subject teachers to request work missed.

Use the ParentMail App
Call/text/WhatsApp 07961 094511
Call 01274 258969 option 4
Email cyn@titussaltschool.co.uk  or red@titussaltschool.co.uk

Students who invest in their education are more likely to achieve great results and be the best they can be.

Students should not wear anything that is impractical, revealing, ripped or offensive. Hairstyle and hair colour should not be extreme. The Sixth Form team reserves the right to decide what is deemed as appropriate.

We run a two-week cycle where students are timetabled 42 hours per fortnight including 14 hours directed study, known as Independent Study (SIS).

We strongly recommend that for every one hour lesson, students invest a minimum of one additional hour independent study.

Students may work at home or in school outside of timetabled subject lessons.

Students should use Independent Study (SIS) periods (at home or in school) to plan, prepare and read around subjects or to investigate potential future education and career pathways.

We understand that managing time, organisation and self-reliance can be barriers to learning. Therefore, at the start of Year 12, students participate in a workshop with an external provider to understand the tools they need to become successful independent learners.

If there are subject concerns or attendance and punctuality issues the Sixth Form Team may remove home-study as an option.

Each year group has a Parents’ Evening plus reports issued each term.
Year 13 A Level students undertake Progress exams in March and sit assessment week in November. Year 12 A Level students sit Progress exams in July. Vocational/BTEC students undertake assessments, formal exams and coursework throughout the year.

Students have the very best environment in which to thrive, grow and achieve.

The Hub is a dedicated space for Sixth Form students.

– Key card entry.
– Open 7.30am to 5.00pm Monday to Thursday and 4.00pm Friday.
– Quiet study space during lessons.
– Social space at other times of day.
– Sixth Form Team open plan office.
– Free tea, coffee, hot chocolate.

– Laptops, work space, print-copy facilities, widescreen tv, sound bar, projector, balcony seating, meeting room, kitchen area with bistro-style seating, toilets, information points.

– Adjoining the Hub are five dedicated classrooms and a quiet study space in the Learning Resource Centre.

– Faculty breakout spaces can be used for study with teacher permission.

– Café Beans and its seating area is for staff and Sixth Form use only (except 11 – 11.20am).

– PE facilities available to book.

– Access to the school’s first-rate facilities.