Enrichment
Enrichment at Norton College Sixth Form is an essential part of our students’ journey.
From the Duke of Edinburgh to Dance Leaders and the Extended Project Qualification, our students are taught the skills to develop and succeed.
The Enrichment Programme takes place every Wednesday afternoon for two hours giving our students the opportunity to pursue academic and personal interests.
The programme is divided into the super-curricular (taking your studies further than the classroom) and extra-curricular with a wide range of qualifications available for university, apprenticeship, and job applications.
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Personal Subjects |
Core Subjects |
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EPQ |
Mental Health |
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Sports Leaders |
Sexual Health |
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Dance Leaders |
Restart a heart |
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Online Courses |
Driving Safety |
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British Sign Language |
Drugs and Alcohol |
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The Duke of Edinburgh |
Finance budgeting |
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Fitness Training |
Careers/ CV Building |
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Subject Captains |
Work Experience |
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Student testimonials:
"I chose the EPQ because it gives me the freedom to work independently on a project of my choosing. Additionally, completing the EPQ gives a grade equivalent to half an A level, which can make a difference when applying to a university. I plan to use the skills I learn in the EPQ to help me during my time at university." Harry Year 12
I chose to do the Duke of Ed award because it is a great opportunity to learn new skills and make lots of new friends. The different aspects of the award are volunteering, skills, physical and an expedition. I have really enjoyed the physical because I have been able to get back into a sport that I haven’t done for a long time, and I have met lots of lovely people while I have been doing it. I know that the award will also help me with my university application. Overall, it is an exciting thing to do, and I recommend it to everyone! Penny Year 12
Our Enrichment Leaders
