Enrichment
As a Sixth Form we believe in providing opportunities to engage, inspire and challenge all students during your two years of study. We manage this by delivering an聽Enrichment Programme聽of activities which all our students have the opportunity to take part in; all of which are designed to engage, motivate and develop new skills across a range of fields (including the arts, sports and education). In preparing our students for the future this weekly event provides a range of opportunities to gain new experiences, develop life skills and pursue interests.
During Year 12 you will be timetabled to attend 2 periods per week of the Enrichment Programme. How this works will be explained to you when you start in the Sixth Form, but it is important that you remember this forms an important part of your timetable as a Sixth Form student at Comberton and that the staff you work with may be asked to provide a reference towards your UCAS or future employment applications just like your other subject teachers.
Enrichment options for Year 12 currently include:
- Advocacy
- Art
- British Sign Language
- Care in the Community
- Music
- Photography
- Theatre Production
- First Aid
- Mentoring
- KS3 Literacy Support
- OCR Level 3 Cambridge Advanced National is Sustainability
- Robotics Building
- Sports Teams
- Recreational Sport (including badminton, table tennis, football, gym, netball, trampolining, dodgeball)
Life Skills Programme – Personal Devlopment
Alongside the Enrichment Programme, throughout the year you will participate in 20 hours of聽Life Skills聽sessions (Personal Development). These sessions are a balance between preparing you to manage your current lives and laying the foundations for managing future experiences. There is a significant chance that you may leave home after your A-Levels so your Life Skills sessions will ensure that you continue to learn about issues with real-life relevance, particularly at this crucial transition point in your lives. These sessions are in addition to your fortnightly year group assemblies that will cover similar themes.
Our overriding aim is to ensure that have the knowledge and understanding, skills, strategies and attributes that you will need for independent living and the next stage of your education or career.
The key areas that are covered at CSF are:
- Personal organisation and study skills, revision skills
- RE and word views
- E-safety
- Healthy relationships, consent and sexual health
- Drug and alcohol abuse awareness
- Mental health and wellbeing
- Personal finance
- Preparations for your next steps Post-18
- Diversity and inclusion
Extra-Curricular Opportunities
Beyond our timetabled Enrichment and Life Skills programmes, we have a huge range of extra-curricular opportunties available for students to take part in. Some of these acitivities take place at lunchtimes and others run after school.
