About Information Sixth Form SEND Curriculum Calendar Ofsted Safeguarding Online Services Contact Curriculum Every child who enters Commonweal, deserves the right to the best possible educational experience they can obtain here. Staff would like their students to remember Commonweal as a vital building block to their next steps. This is achieved through quality first teaching, through excellent student support and through enrichment to grow their ‘cultural capital’ – understanding what makes them ‘whole’. These experiences need to facilitate our students to thrive, but also to make mistakes – to learn how to overcome a challenge. Commonweal’s golden threads of global learning and our focus on literacy in our curriculum will equip our students with the tools they need. Not only will they be able to recognise the links between subject areas, but also know right from wrong, to challenge inequality of all types and to make the world a better place. Commonweal’s Curriculum is broad, balanced and inclusive. Commonweal provides the opportunity for all students to achieve. Please have a look through the different faculty sections below to how each subject area has a personalised approach to engage, excite and challenge Commonweal students. View Commonweal Sixth Form courses here.

About Information Sixth Form SEND Curriculum Calendar Ofsted Safeguarding Online Services Contact Online Services Microsoft 365 Use Microsoft 365 to access E-Mail, Office Online, OneDrive for Business and Sharepoint Sites Microsoft 365 portal Edulink One Access timetable, homework, attendance info etc here Edulink One Sharepoint sites Logon onto Sharepoint Sites on Office365 to gain access to subject resources. Sharepoint Foldr Access your school home drive using Foldr Foldr School Library System Gain access to the School’s Library System from home Search library ClickView The school’s ClickView Video library is available to access from home along with a vast library of other videos generated by other ClickView schools across the country. Video library