September—December
Students will spend time in small groups debating a range of ethical, moral, religious and contemporary issues.
January (year 12) –December (year 13)
Students decide whether to complete an Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) or a Working With Others qualification (WWO).
January - May (year 13)
Students explore the beliefs and practises of the people around them in a non-examined course.
The EPQ is a project based AS level which can take four forms: A 5000 word essay, an experiment, a performance piece (a monologue, a piece of music or dance etc.) an artefact (a sculpture, a series of paintings, a software package)
Why choose EPQ?
Students who prefer a less academic course and enjoy contributing to society can choose Working With Others. Students choose a project which will be completed in a group. Options include: tutoring lower school students; volunteering at Woodlands or any other charitable organisation; coordinating a charity event; coaching a football team; organising an extra- curricular activity for younger students etc.
Why choose WWO?