01483 888000 Twitter page opens in new window Search: George Abbot School NON SIBI SED TOTI Home Our School Sixth Form Students Parents Community Progress Monitoring Progress Monitoring is our formal process for reporting and sharing information with students and parents on their progress. It consists of formal progress reports issued three times a year and an opportunity to meet with tutor staff and subject staff to allow face-to-face engagement between parents and staff. Reporting Formal progress reports are issued three times a year. These are shared electronically and outline academic progress compared to academic targets, grades and targets on student’s attitude to learning and attendance. In addition to this, a range of progress grades will be shared by each subject as it becomes available, with parents being able to log in and view this at any point in the year. Specific information and guidance on this process is contained in the linked documents below. In September brief meetings are held for all students with their form tutors, the meetings aim to provide an opportunity to meet new tutors and check students have settled into the new academic year well. Each year group then has a separate subject consultation meeting where parents can meet individual teachers to discuss a student’s progress. We also hold an annual clinic evening for any academic concerns with exam students and pastoral concerns for the rest of the school. Instructions on Registering and Setting up Access to SIMS Parent App Progress Monitoring & Report Release Dates – click here for printable version WisePay SatchelOne/Show My Homework Parents Evening Email Staff Hub RDP Twitter Lettings

01483 888000 Twitter page opens in new window Search: George Abbot School NON SIBI SED TOTI Home Our School Sixth Form Students Parents Community Curriculum & Learning At the Sixth Form at George Abbot we are able to deliver a breadth of opportunity to an exceptional standard. We provide a personalised programme of study tailored to each student with a unique opportunity to study four subjects to give students flexibility and academic breadth. Advanced Level Courses (Level 3) Art Computer Science Engineering Further Mathematics Graphics Media Photography Sociology Biology Dance English Language Geography History Music Physics Spanish Business Drama English Literature German Law PE Product Design Textiles Chemistry Economics French Government & Politics Mathematics Philosophy & Ethics Psychology Vocational Courses (Level 3) BTEC Business BTEC Science BTEC Child Development BTEC Sport BTEC Food Science and Nutrition Cambridge Technicals IT GCSE Retake Options GCSE English GCSE Mathematics Your Curriculum Your GCSE results provide us with a good indication of an appropriate level of study for Sixth Form. We require a minimum of 4 GCSE’s at A*- C or 9-4 for you to enter the Sixth Form. Below is a table that provides guidance on the type of study programme you would undertake in the Sixth Form. WisePay SatchelOne/Show My Homework Parents Evening Email Staff Hub RDP Twitter Lettings