Sixth Form Enrichment Studies
Introduction
There should be more to the sixth form experience than studying for exams. At KEVI HGS we believe that all students should have the opportunity to access a wide range of activities designed to enrich the academic curriculum, develop new skills and interests as well as just to have fun! The enrichment studies programme offers a diverse selection of activities including both onsite and offsite courses.
We dedicate every Wednesday afternoon to enrichment studies. This means that all students have the opportunity to do a course they enjoy. The courses range from Sport, Cooking, 3D Design & Printing and Mixed Martial Arts – to – Volunteering, Mentoring and Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) (full list below). Some of our students play team sports such as Football and Basketball and compete at regional tournaments.
The enrichment opportunities help to develop the students’ leadership qualities, independence, life-long skills such as team work and generally offer them something else other than A-level studies to do.
Most of the courses on offer run from mid-September -to- Mid-January then run again from mid-January -to- Easter break. This means that students can potentially do two different courses and broaden their horizon. It also gives students the chance to do many activities during their time with us, which gives them much to talk about in their UCAS application.
Benefits
- You will have the opportunity to arrange for and complete the necessary work experience to help you get into a good university to study the course you like and help you get a good job.
- Understand the route into medicine and dentistry and what you need to do to improve your chances of studying them at a good university.
- Make friends, socialise with existing friends and meet new people.
- Gain a nationally recognised qualification (select courses) with UCAS points to help you get into university.
- Learn new skills that you can talk about in your university and, later on, job applications.
Courses
Year 12 weekly Enrichment Programme
Start & Finish Dates:
Block 1:
First session: Wed 09 Oct 2024
Last session: Wed 22 Jan 2025 (13 weeks)
Block 2:
First session: Wed 29 Jan 2025
Last session: Wed 21 May 2025 (14 weeks)
1st week in September:
- Wed 04 SEP – introduce the students (via assembly) during period 5 (in BIG School). Afterwards, we will send them home via reception.
2nd week in September:
- Wed 11 SEP – study skills session 1 (first session)
- Fri 13 SEP – students choose their ES options (MS FORM opens at 06:00)
3rd Week in September:
- Mon 16 SEP – MS FORM for options closes at 12:00, so FAH can start the allocation process
- Wed 18 SEP – study skills session 2 (last session)
4th week in September:
- Mon 23 SEP – email out INITIAL course allocations (to staff and students) and give students until Thu 26th SEP to change courses with Mr F Ahmed.
- Wed 25 SEP – Session to be confirmed
- Fri 27 SEP – Mr F Ahmed to email out FINAL course allocations to all staff and students.
5th week in September:
- Wed 02 OCT – Enrichment Day: this is not the same as Enrichment Studies (ES).
- Enrichment Day is a one-day event in which the whole school is off timetable doing PSHE/Citizenship activities. There are 5 of them this year.
6th week in September:
- Wed 09 OCT – All ES courses START block 1 (13 weeks)
Course Options Booklet
Click here to view the presentation.
Legacy
Project Deactivate (2023-2024)
Project Switch 2.0 (2021-2022)
Click here to view the Project Switch 2.0 Presentation.
Project Navigate (2021-2022)
Click here to view the Project Navigate Presentation.
Project Relief (2018-2019)
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Team Utopia (2018-2019)
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Project Reform (2017-2018)
Project Switch (2017-2018)
For further information please view our Enrichment Studies Booklet above or email questions using the enquiry contact form with the message subject of FAO: Enrichment Studies.
More photos from the enrichment courses can be found on the gallery section of the website.