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IN TOUCH 2007

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2008-05-07

Coast to Coast Cycle Expedition 2008

On Friday 2nd May, 8 Year 12 students and 8 members of staff embarked upon the annual Coast to Coast cycle challenge in aid of Asthma UK.

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WELCOME TO SOCIOLOGY

Sociology is a Post 16 subject and is housed in two light airy, well decorated rooms based in the Modern Foreign Languages building.

All students are part of a global environment which is rapidly changing and Sociology aims to help them gain some of the skills and abilities needed to futher their knowledge of the world in which they live. Sociology aims to help young people learn how to deal with events and consequences and to aid their lifelong learning as they take their place as citizens of the world.

For further information about the practicalities of the course please refer to Post 16 Sociology on the Macmillan Academy website.

Department Staff


Name Position
Ms Stephanie Green Head of Department AS/A2 Sociology & History / Teacher of Key stage 3 History / Post 16 tutor
Mrs. C Cullen AS/A2 Sociology / Teacher of Health & Social Care

Syllabus

Sociology aims to prepare young people for life and work in modern society by offering examples, studying and understanding of our contemporary society.

As a new subject for students Sociology challenges traditional school conventions which may inhibit learning.

Sociology aims to facilitate the progressive learning process by raising the Sociological awareness of students and aiding the development of their Sociological imagination by:

All in an environment with positive attitudes to gender equality, cultural diversity and free from ethnic bias.

For further information about the practicalities of the course please refer to the Post 16 Sociology section of the Macmillan Academy website.

Examination Results

Year AS Pass Rate A2 Pass Rate
2004
96.5%
100%
2003
97%
83%