Updates!

Key workers' and vulnerable children are entitled to attend school during lockdown, but there is no requirement that you do so and you may have alternative childcare arrangements that you can use.  If you intend to send your child to school on any day, please email key@haygrove.somerset.sch.uk.

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Following recent Government announcements regarding COVID-19 testing for all students and staff at school, please make sure you have confirmed or declinded consent for your child to be tested.  Click here to find out more and how to confirm your consent

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ALL PARENTS - we are using email and the parent app to communicate with parents/carers, please check your spam/junk folder regularly and remember to save the sender email address as a contact so that future emails from school will go direct to your inbox. Please also register for the Parent App if you have not yet done so and remember to turn on notifications so that you are aware when a new email or message is sent. 

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Applying to College

Year 11 College Application Guide

In the Autumn term of Year 11, students should be researching which college courses they are interested in studying when they leave school. Apprenticeships and employment are also an option that can be considered.

Our local colleges are:

Of course, students can consider colleges further afield, but travel or accommodation will need to be taken into account.

Click here to view 2020 College Admissions Information 

Guide to T Levels - new qualifications starting September 2020 that combine enchanced work place learning with college based learning. T Levels are the equivalent to 3 x A Levels or a BTEC Level 3.

Time Table for College Applications

Nov/Dec Research

Dec Submit applications

Jan - July Students invited to interview at chosen college/s

Jan - July College place offered

July - Aug Welcome Day at chosen college

Aug - GCSE Results Day

Sept Enrolment and induction at college

Things to remember!

  1. Apply sooner, rather than later. Get your name in the system and get a date allocated for your college interview. The preferred deadline is end December 2020.
  2. You can apply for more than one course at a college, and apply to more than one college and decide for certain which is right for you after you have had your college interviews.
  3. Colleges require at least a Grade 4 (for 2020 entry) in both GCSE Maths and GCSE English Lang or English Lit to start a Level 3 college course. This requirement is likely to increase to at least a Grade 5 in future years.
  4. Some courses have additional qualification requirements - make sure you read the small print carefully!
  5. Put your most recent predicted grades on the application if you are asked to. School will provide the colleges with updated predicted grades as required.
  6. Students can apply online to all local colleges. If you do not wish to apply online, all colleges have a paper form that can be downlaoded from their website. 

If you have any questions, or need any help - come and talk to Mrs Morgan, based in student services, at break or lunchtime. 
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