INTRODUCTION
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PSHE/RSE/RE/CITIZENSHIP: Students have dedicated lessons across all years which are taught by specialist teachers. Students also receive lessons from outside agencies such as the Brook, College police officer, faith leaders/groups and Audacious Schools Topics are further explored in form time and during assemblies. As well as the programmed lessons other topics may be included if and when needed, in response to local, national or international issues.
KS3 PSHE/RSE is taught alongside Citizenship and RE, the curriculum is spiral and topics are revisited in order to remind students and further develop the skills they need. Topics include: Living a healthy lifestyle, Drugs and Alcohol, Relationship and Sex Education, Personal safety and bullying.
KS 4 PSHE/RSE is taught alongside non-GCSE RE and Citizenship, it is delivered by specialist teachers. Topics include: Drugs and Alcohol, Relationship and Sex Education, Mental Health and Healthy Lifestyles. Students also receive lessons from outside agencies such as the Brook.
KS3 Citizenship is taught alongside PSHE/RSE and RE topics include: Democracy, Law, Finance and Volunteering
KS4 Citizenship is taught alongside PSHE/RSE and RE topics include: Rights and Responsibility, The Justice System, Law, Finance and Volunteering
KS3 Religious Education is taught alongside PSHE/RSE and Citizenship topics include: How religion impacts on community, Islam, Christianity, Sikhism and Buddhism.
KS4 Non GCSE Religious Education is taught alongside PSHE/RSE and Citizenship, topics include: Religion, rights and responsibility, Religious views on Crime and Punishment, Evil and Suffering, Matters of Life and Death, Wealth and Poverty
RE
The Island
Sikhism
Buddhism
Citizenship
Democracy
Volunteering
Law
PSHE/RSE
Friendship
Hygiene
Staying safe including internet safety and knife crime
Drugs and Alcohol
RE
Islam
Christianity
Citizenship
Finance
Volunteering
PSHE/RSE
Staying safe including internet safety and knife crime
Careers
Drugs and Alcohol
FGM
Sexting
RE/Citizenship
Rights and Responsibilities
Crime and Punishment
PSHE/RSE
Sexual health including contraception
Drugs and alcohol
Sexuality and Gender
Staying safe including staying safe online and Knife crime
Sexting
RE/Citizenship
Wealth and Poverty- Volunteering
Evil and Suffering
PSHRE/RSE
Healthy Relationships including the impact of pornography
Sexual Health including contraception
Drugs and alcohol
Staying safe including staying safe online and knife crime
Pregnancy
PSHE/RE/Citizenship
Taught by form tutors
Drugs and Alcohol
Online safety and grooming
Marriage and the Family
Mental Health
Democracy, Government and Law
Admission Appeals At Wright Robinson College- September 2020
If you were not offered a place for your child at the college for September 2020 you have the right to appeal.
Parents who wish to appeal for a place at Wright Robinson should contact Mrs Duffy (0161 826 1026) to request an Admission Appeal Form and Appeal Guidelines.
Alternatively you may collect an Appeal Pack from the college gate staff during school hours.
The Admission Appeal Form must be returned to Mrs Duffy by Friday 27th March 2020.
Failure to return your appeal form by this date may result in a delay of up to 40 school days for your hearing.
Admission Appeals will be held:
Friday 1st – Wednesday 6th May 2020
Decision letters from the Appeal Hearings will be sent to parents by Friday 15th May 2020.