Key Stage 5

Toot Hill Sixth Form College has general entry requirements which all students must meet in order to study here. For the academic year commencing in 2021, these are at least a grade 4 in GCSE English Language and a grade 4 in GCSE Mathematics.

There are also subject-specific entry requirements which students must meet in order to study particular courses; these are outlined in the Sixth Form College Course Guide. The courses offered by the college are listed below.

A Level Courses

  • Art and Design
  • Biology
  • Chemistry
  • Computing
  • Drama and Theatre
  • Economics
  • English Combined
  • English Language
  • English Literature
  • Geography
  • Government and Politics
  • History
  • Law
  • Mathematics
  • Further Mathematics
  • Media Studies
  • French
  • German
  • Spanish
  • Music
  • Philosophy and Ethics
  • Photography
  • Physical Education
  • Physics
  • Product Design
  • Psychology
  • Sociology

Vocational Courses

  • Cambridge Technical Business (Single Award)
  • Cambridge Technical Business (Double Award)
  • Cambridge Technical Health and Social Care
  • BTEC Information Technology (Single Award)
  • BTEC Applied Science (Double Award)
  • BTEC Sport (Single Award)
  • BTEC Sport (Double Award)
  • BTEC Travel & Tourism
  • BTEC Engineering
  • WJEC Diploma Food Science and Nutrition

In addition to the courses presented here, students are presented with a wealth of enrichment opportunities including:

  • Extended Project Qualification
    Well-respected and recommended by top universities, College students at Toot Hill College are offered the opportunity to research and write a 5,000 word project on a topic of their choice.
  • Core Maths
  • Silver and Gold Duke of Edinburgh’s Award (D of E)
  • Toot Hill College Passport
    A unique Toot Hill College programme that accredits students for 100 hours of volunteering in the school and local community
  • Students’ Union (Senior Prefects)
    An active Students’ Union enables greater autonomy for students in the creation of a ‘higher education’ ethos and provides opportunities for consultation regarding key college decisions.
  • World Challenge
    Students complete a two week expedition abroad as a team, including a community project, a challenging trek and a sight-seeing element.

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