Welcome to Citizenship Studies
Staff
Mr McIntyre
Mr Margetts
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What will I be studying? Three broad themes based on
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What sort of coursework will I have to do, how will the coursework influence my final mark? The Citizenship activity chosen is done as a group and the coursework requires a record of what has been done, and an associated analysis by each individual.
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What sort of activities will I be doing in class? Discussion of specific topics, researching information on particular issues using text books, sources and videos.
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How will I be examined? There are 3 sections
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Do I need special skills? Listening to others and joining in discussion are very helpful. Being able to work as part of a group. |
What qualifications will I achieve? A GCSE (Short Course) in Citizenship Studies
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How will I be assessed? One final examination paper of 1 hour 15 minutes, worth 60%. One coursework on a Citizenship activity, worth 40%. |
What else do I need to know? The Citizenship activity can be chosen from a range offered and needs to be undertaken as a group. |
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What sort of homework will I be expected to do? Homeworks related to lesson activities, as required. Homework research and preparation linked to the Citizenship activity. |
Who can I speak to for further information? Mr McIntyre |
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What deadlines will I need to meet? Mini-deadlines linked to various stages of the Citizenship activity, with a deadline in the Autumn term of Year 11.
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What can this course lead to in the future? Can be useful as a preparation for ‘A’ level subjects such as Economics or Sociology. Could be used in careers working in public service or the Law, as well as simply being a citizen of the UK. |
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KS3 Curriculum Information
The KS3 Curriculum is currently undergoing review in light of the new government directives. KS3 information will be added as soon as we have undergone our internal review which will start on the training day
Tuesday April 8th 2008