Apologies for lack of bulletin last wee – here are the two editions with lots of vacancies and opportunities advertised as well as a spotlight on a career as a choreographer please click on each date : Careers Bulletin.22May2015.JDV and Careers Bulletin 5 June 2015
Have a lovely weekend!
If you would like to do the EPQ, please apply by letter or e mail to Mr Hand rhand@littleheath.org.uk by Friday 26th June. You should state, in no more than 200 words, why you want to do the EPQ and what your initial ideas are for a project.
Remember, you can do ANYTHING you are interested in. Your EPQ can be a traditional 5000 word essay; or you can make something; you can do a performance or give an extended presentation. Find out more from this link: EPQ
Southampton University have set up an online support course which is brilliant and which you should sign up for if you are serious about doing the EPQ. It is FREE and will basically teach you how to develop your research skills. These are vital for the EPQ and will give you superb preparation for university. Follow this link: Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) There are loads of other courses which could also form the basis of the EPQ itself. This course is part of the FutureLearn scheme. Follow the link on the right for more courses.
We will also be organising visits to Reading University library so you can learn how to use their resources and library system. Please have a look at this presentation to find out more about it: schoolsbriefing2013 You should also read this page: Reading University Library and its links along with the Code of Conduct which you will be expected to follow when using the library.
The EPQ is hard work but rewarding. It will not only allow you to choose what you want to do rather than have it dictated to you, but gives you a massive advantage when you start university or employment having developed time management, research skills and general organisational ability. Lots of unis will also reduce their main grades if you are doing the EPQ, but you will need to check individual departments admissions policy for this.
Any questions, come and see me
Mr Hand
We just wanted to wish all of year 12 and 13 the very best of luck with the rest of their exams. Remember there are lots of revision classes you can attend or drop in and see any of your subject teachers if you have any questions or concerns. Feel free to drop in to and see any of the 6th form team if you have any worries!
Best of luck!
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Very near the end of Year 13’s school days, although they will obviously still be busy with exams, especially after half term.
The arrangements are as follows:
8.30 (please be prompt) breakfast with mentors in the following rooms:
GMA/HCO-ECA A17
KNO T3
RJE/DWO A13
RVI R1
JDO/MDI/CWI C10
SWI A20
WDA S3
Then lessons will be as normal for periods 1 and 2.
At 11 o’clock, please make your way to the common room for the leavers’ assembly which will finish by 12. Then it’s time to go and staff will meet you later at the Royal Oak where there will be a BBQ. Remember the message about ID and making sure that we respect the hospitality that we are always shown by Sharon and Keith who always look after us really well on this day.
Enjoy yourselves, but be sensible – it’s a great day which always go well and we wouldn’t want anything to spoil it…
All of this information is also displayed in the 6th Form reception area.
Cambridge Open Days – Thurs 2 and Fri 3 July
Summer Medicine Residential at King’s College – Tuesday 23 to Wednesday 24 June
Chemistry / Engineering / History / English Subject Masterclasses – 19 and 20 June
Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic Department Open Day – 24 June
Law Department Open Day – 1 July
College Open Days – June, July, September
I hope that this is useful. Please do remember that you can email us any time if you have questions about any aspect of studying at Cambridge or making an application. You can email me or my colleague Kristy at King’s (undergraduate.admissions@kings.cam.ac.uk), the central office (admissions@cam.ac.uk) or a specific College if you are thinking of applying there (contact details for all Colleges: http://www.undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/colleges/college-contacts).
The Arts University Bournemouth offers a selection of 3 week creative summer courses each year for students aged 16+ thinking to improve their creative skills during July and August.
Further information on courses can be found here AUB Summer Courses:
Limited availability now for the 3 week Fashion Design and Accessories, Architecture, Photography and Portfolio Preparation courses from 13th to 31st July, also for the 3 week Make-Up and Animation Courses from 03rd to 21st August.
Please find below subject revision timetables. All should have received these via e mail too.
Year 13 will have a brief but important assembly about the arrangements for the last day (22nd May) tomorrow at 11.05 in the common room. Basically this is what happens:
From 8.30 – breakfast with mentors
periods 1 and 2 as normal.
11.00 – assembly in common room
12 (ish) – leave in an orderly and seemly manner. BBQ at Royal Oak.
Yr 12 and 13 exams (revision timetable and exams)
Last opportunity to get a paid WX placement with EY,
This weeks edition also highlights opportunities in:
Please click here
Credit Suisse are hosting two insight days at Canary Wharf – closing day for applications is 31st May 2015
If you are interested in investment banking or would like to discover all the various areas within this exciting world please read attached here
The Ernst & Young Paid Work Experience Programme closes midnight on May 13th – please do not miss out.
Also they still have places available on their fantastic school leaver programme 2015 .
www.ukcareerguide.ey.com/schools
