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A guide to options at Hungerhill SchoolA guide to options at Hungerhill School

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Pupils should check carefully the subjects they study so that they can clearly see the importance of coursework and the importance of preparation for examinations in each of their subjects.

Year 10 GCSE Coursework Weightings Year 10 GCSE Coursework Weightings - PROVISIONAL
Year 11 GCSE Coursework Weightings Year 11 GCSE Coursework Weightings - PROVISIONAL

Again pupils should check carefully their own subjects and be clear on when deadlines are approaching. In this way a 'bottleneck' can be avoided.

Also the calendar is a useful tool to take into consideration when planning out of school activities across the year.

Year 10 planning calendar Year 10 planning calendar - PROVISIONAL
Year 11 planning calendar Year 11 planning calendar - PROVISIONAL
Year 11 after school sessions Year 11 after school sessions - PROVISIONAL

We hope you find these documents useful and would appreciate your feedback.

  • Year 10
  • Year 11

Fortnightly Lesson Allocations

Period allocation

Subject Periods (60)
English 8
ICT 2
Mathematics 8
Options 24
P.S.H.E 1
Physical Education 4
Religious Education 1
Science 12

Notes:

  • 60 periods taught within a 2 week timetable
  • Pupils are taught in either mixed ability or setted groups
  • The PSHE programme includes elements of careers, citizenship and work related learning

Fortnightly Lesson Allocations

Period allocation

Subject Periods (60)
English 8
ICT 2
Mathematics 8
Options 24
P.S.H.E 1
Physical Education 4
Religious Education 1
Science 12

Notes:

  • 60 periods taught within a 2 week timetable
  • Pupils are taught in either mixed ability or setted groups
  • The PSHE programme includes elements of careers, citizenship and work related learning



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