A Highly Ambitious Curriculum for All

At St. Anselm’s College the curriculum is designed to drive each student’s academic, personal, physical and spiritual development. We are very proud of the curriculum that is delivered by the staff at the College as it has been designed to maximise the potential of each and every student in our care and ensure parity of education.

 

Our academic curriculum provides high quality teaching and learning delivered by well-qualified subject specialists; flexibility, both in terms of the choice of subjects and matching subjects to the individual needs of students; a platform for learning which ensures a smooth transition to the next stage of each student’s education. The curriculum is also narrowed from GCSEs onwards where students specialise. 

Subjects Studied at St. Anselm’s College

 • Religious Education

• English

• Mathematics

• Further Maths

• Biology

• Chemistry

• Physics

• BTEC Science (KS5 only)

• Art

• Business Studies (KS5 only)

• Computer Science

• Design Technology

• Citizenship


• Economics (KS5 only)

• French

• Geography

• German

• History

• Music

• Government and Politics (KS5 only)

• Psychology (KS5 only)

• Spanish

• PE and Games

• Theology (KS5 only)

• BTEC Sport and Exercise (KS5 only)

• PHSE

The College offers a broad and stimulating education, which challenges the students and extends well beyond the requirements of the National Curriculum. The College curriculum also delivers the statutory teachings of Citizenship and PSHE (Personal, Social & Health Education) including Sex and Relationship Education.

 

The College has a very successful record of supporting students to gain entry to their chosen courses at Russell Group Universities, including Oxford and Cambridge, as well as securing prestigious Apprenticeships for those who choose an industry-based path after Sixth Form study.

 

For further details regarding the College Curriculum, please contact:

Mr Rumsby (Deputy Headmaster) by email  arumsby@st-anselms.com


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