Norton College

Norton College

11 - 19 School & Sixth Form Centre

"Pupils are prepared well for life after school"

Ofsted, 2023

I work hard to achieve my full potentialI am resilient and believe that anything is possible with effortI take pride in myself, my college and my communityI am confident, self motivated and ambitious to achieveI am known and respected as an individual.I engage in all aspects of college life with enthusiasm
a s p i r e

1) Key Stage 3

1) Key Stage 3

Academic Year 2023 - 2024

Parents and carers have the right to request that their children be exempted from attending assemblies of a religious nature and RE lessons on the grounds of religious belief. In addition, parents and carers also have a right to request the withdrawal of their child from aspects of Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) providing that they do not form part of the National Curriculum. Any comments or concerns relating to the implementation of the National Curriculum or the provision of Religious Education should be directed to the school in the first instance.

Year 7

Year 8

Year 9

English

English

English

Maths

Maths

Maths

Science

Science

Science

Physical Education (PE)

Physical Education (PE)

Physical Education (PE)

History

History

History

Geography

Geography

Geography

Religious Education (RE)

Religious Education (RE)

Religious Education (RE)

French

French

French

Art and Design

Art and Design

Art and Design

Drama

Drama

Drama

Computing

Computing

Computing

Music

Music

Music

Technology (Food, Textiles & Design Technology)

Technology (Food, Textiles & Design Technology)

Technology (Food, Textiles & Design Technology)

Personal Development

Personal Development

Personal Development

 

 All students are taught the compulsory elements of the National Curriculum for citizenship, Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) and Health Education. This provision is supported with dedicated assemblies as well as through Personal Development lessons, mentor time activities, collapsed curriculum events and cross-curricular approaches. 

Parents and carers have the right to request that their children be exempted from attending assemblies of a religious nature and RE lessons on the grounds of religious belief. In addition, parents and carers also have a right to request the withdrawal of their child from aspects of Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) providing that they do not form part of the National Curriculum. Any comments or concerns relating to the implementation of the National Curriculum or the provision of Religious Education should be directed to the school in the first instance.

 

Year 9 options straw poll link for February 2024: here

Back to the Top