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Entitlement courses at key stage 4

  11-16 schools    
6th form schools  
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These case studies illustrate how individual schools are addressing specific issues within the entitlement areas. They represent examples of practice in schools at a time of significant development and provide a snapshot of work in progress. They show how:

  • schools can go beyond the minimum and offer a range of courses in each area
  • schools can make any of the entitlement areas compulsory for their students, if they wish to do so
  • schools can ensure that students have genuine access to the entitlement areas
  • courses of different types and at different levels can meet the entitlement requirements
  • the entitlement curriculum can be supported by an extended learning day and extracurricular activities
  • subjects and disciplines within an entitlement area can collaborate to enhance the overall provision
  • year 9 is used as an effective foundation for key stage 4 courses in the entitlement areas.

 


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