Student's Charter for Learning
- To be listened to
- To have mutual respect – everyone is polite and listens to each other
- Opportunities to break down barriers between subjects into real life topics; to learn about things that matter to our students
- To link our learning to real life and prepare us for our next step
- Chance to learn from experts which inspire them e.g. artists, musicians, writers, mathematicians, scientists...
- To learn from people doing "real" jobs in real life situations
- Chance to learn more about the world, world events and where they live
- To learn about where and how we live in our own and other countries
- Opportunities to be involved in choosing what they learn; what interests and inspires them
- To have a say in what we learn
- Occasions to work in teams, to learn from one another
- To work with our friends, learn to work with new people and have chances to share our ideas with others
- Opportunities to learn alongside family members
- To learn with our families and carers
- Chance to communicate learning through the use of technologies and other resources
- To have computers and resources to help us learn with staff from inside and outside the sixth form
- Opportunities to learn in range of ways: doing and making, both inside and outside of the classroom and outside of school
- To learn in lots of different ways, including having trips and/or residential opportunities
- Opportunities to go beyond their comfort zone
- To try new things and push your efforts to the full
- To be part of a safe, caring environment
- To always show good behaviour and look out for each other so that our sixth form is a nice place to work
- To develop life skills
- To learn how to become an adult ready to take a full part in the world around us
