Visit our Art Gallery
A selection of Key stage 4 and 5 artwork
Achievements
Results 2019:
GCSE:
79% of students achieved a strong Pass 5+
13% of students gained a 7-9 grade
97% of students gained or exceeded a 4+ grade
A-Level results Fine Art:
17% of students achieved A* -B grade
100% of students achieved A*- D grades.
Art, Craft and Design: cohort size = 3
100% of students achieved A*- C grades.
Exams
Year 11 GCSE Set Task Exam:
Pupils begin their exam preparation by selecting one starting point from the OCR Set Task paper. The paper is available from January which gives pupils 9 weeks to prepare for their exam which takes place in March. The work they produce over this period creates 75% of their final mark. Pupils then complete a 10 hour supervised examination to develop their ideas into a realised outcome (25%).
The Team
Miss S E Measures – Head of Art
Mrs L Beech – Assistant Head of Art / KS4 Manager
Mr J R Gill – Teacher of Art
Miss K Liversidge – Teacher of Art
Latest News
9th – 11th May – A Level Exam
23rd May – KS4 and KS5 Creative Exhibition. All welcome!
31st May – A Level Marks submitted to Exam Board AQA.
21st June – Year12 Trip to Birmingham University Degree Show
Learning
Suggested equipment
An eraser and a pencil sharpener
A set of drawing pencils (HB- 6B)
A set of good quality blendable pencil crayons
Access to a computer, printer and the Internet (home or school)
A small set of acrylic paints
A range of small paint brushes (size 0-6)
Art Alumni
Downloads
Art Curriculum Map (Distributed Practice) 2019-20.pdf
Details
Suggested websites and books
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Achievements
100% Arts Award Bronze (Level 1 Award in the Arts)
97% A*-C in GCSE Art
25% A*- C grades in A2 Fine Art
67% A*-B grades in A2 Applied Art
Exams
Year 11 GCSE Set Task Exam:
Pupils begin their exam preparation by selecting one starting point from the OCR Set Task paper. The paper is available from January which gives pupils 9 weeks to prepare for their exam which takes place in March. The work they produce over this period creates 75% of their final mark. Pupils then complete a 10 hour supervised examination to develop their ideas into a realised outcome (25%).
The Team
Miss S E Measures – Head of Art
Mrs L Beech – Assistant Head of Art / KS4 Manager
Mr J R Gill – Teacher of Art
Miss K Liversidge – Teacher of Art
Latest News
9th – 11th May – A Level Exam
23rd May – KS4 and KS5 Creative Exhibition. All welcome!
31st May – A Level Marks submitted to Exam Board AQA.
21st June – Year12 Trip to Birmingham University Degree Show
Learning
Suggested equipment
An eraser and a pencil sharpener
A set of drawing pencils (HB- 6B)
A set of good quality blendable pencil crayons
Access to a computer, printer and the Internet (home or school)
A small set of acrylic paints
A range of small paint brushes (size 0-6)
Downloads
Art Curriculum Map (Distributed Practice) 2019-20.pdf
Details