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Six good passes at GCSE including at least two at grade 6 or above

Passes in two or more of English, Science and Maths

Some advanced level courses have their own specific entry requirements. You can check the latest recommendations on our individual course guide pages.

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Loreto College is committed to enabling you to develop academically, spiritually and personally in your education after high school.

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Find your dream career and see how you can get there.

Explore jobs and see which qualifications could help you take your next best step into Greater Manchester's thriving economy.

The Greater Manchester Baccalaureate has been co-designed by education and business leaders and will open up a clear pathway from school to high-quality jobs in our growing economy.

It's been designed to signpost you to the qualifications that employers in Greater Manchester value the most.

The MBacc is aligned around seven gateways which correspond to the growing sectors in GM's economy. Each gateway has been designed and shaped by local data and some of our most prestigious employers.

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We have fire within us to create change by Madeleine Grant, Loreto College Student Everyone has a voice and to create change we have to share our voices, we have to get our voices heard, we have to be optimistic

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Xaverian is an Outstanding Catholic Sixth Form College in Manchester of approximately 2500 members. We offer a very wide range of A-Levels in addition to a number of BTEC courses, plus students are given continuous support from their personal tutor and a pastoral manager as well as subject support from our excellent teaching staff.

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Your next adventure awaits at Trafford College. We provide Further Education opportunities to 16-18 School Leavers, Apprentices and Adults.

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The largest further education college in the UK and the number one provider of 16-19 and adult education in Greater Manchester.

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Our motto originates from William of Wykeham who was born in 1324 in Wickham, Hampshire. It remains an important statement for the twenty-first century and applies to all our students. Whilst it might initially seem to be suggesting that it is beneficial to have good manners, that you should treat each other with courtesy and respect; this does not really capture the full scope of the statement. What it really means is that it is not by birth, money, or property that an individual is defined, but by how they behave towards others.

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St Antony's Roman Catholic School is a relatively small school and we place a strong emphasis on supporting each individual student to thrive and succeed in their education. We believe that high quality teaching and strong pastoral support are the key to enabling our students to make excellent progress; both are of the highest priority at St Antony's. We have great expectations for all our students and are committed to finding and developing the talents they possess whilst supporting their academic progress and achievements.

As a Catholic school our core values are rooted in the teachings and example of Jesus Christ and the values of the Gospel. Our ethos is one of respect for all and this is evident to anyone who visits our school. We endeavour to live out the Gospel values in our daily life and believe in developing the skills and talents of the whole child by encouraging our pupils to live our mission - to be the best version of themselves. Our 5 core school values (respect, love, service, resilience and integrity), our mission and placing children at the centre of what we do underpin Careers provision at school.

At St Antony's Roman Catholic School, we recognise that effective CEIAG within schools is a major contributory factor in raising aspirations, improving motivation and overcoming barriers to success.

Aims and purpose:

Prepare students for the transition to life beyond secondary school (higher education and the world of work)

Support students in making informed decisions which are suitable and ambitious for them

Provide students with well-rounded experiences

Develop characteristics e.g. social skills, communication, innovation, resilience and leadership which support high achieving students in the curriculum and in their careers

Inspire and motivate students to develop their aspirations

Our Careers provision is articulated fully in the CEIAG policy and there is extensive support and signposting via the information and links below. Staff should also see the Careers area on the shared drive.

Click here for the 6th Form & College Open Days 2024-2025.

Click here to view our Careers Programme Overview for Y7-Y11 in 2024-2025.

Click here to view how St Antony's is meeting the Gatsby Benchmarks.

Click here for further guidance on Post-16 Pathways.

Click here to view an evaluation of the CEIAG provision at St Antony's.

Click here to view our Careers Policy document.

Click here for local Labour Market Information.

Click here to access the Greater Manchester Apprenticeships and Careers Service.

Click here to access Careermagwhich connects students and their parents with high-quality advice and information about all the careers and qualification routes available. In addition, please click to access the National Careers Service which provides free, impartial careers information, advice and guidance to students, parents, and teachers through a website, web chat service and telephone helpline.

Guidance for teachers in relation to careers provision is found on the shared area for staff: Careers.

Ms Williams is our Careers Leader - she devises the careers programme and will be leading on this work in 2024-2025. If you have any queries or feedback regarding careers, please contact her via the main office 0161 9118001 or email on r.williams@st-antonys.com
Why not make an appointment to see our Connexions Careers Advisor, Emma Towler?
She can provide impartial advice and guidance to help you decide what the next right step might be for you.

Appointments can be made directly with Emma:

Tel: 0161 911 8001

Are you a local employer? We are currently working with several local employers who come into school to deliver talks and workshops. They also assist with Careers Days and Mock Interviews. We are always looking to increase our roster of contacts that could support our careers and enterprise activities. Please contact us at stantonys.admin@trafford.gov.uk if you would like to support us.

We hold attendance records at careers events and employer encounters on SIMS / Arbour and also use the careers planning tool Compass+ to map out our careers programme. Pupils or parents / carers can request a copy of their individual careers attendance record at any time by emailing our careers team with their request.

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Choosing your GCSE options is a great opportunity to think about what you'd like to do in the future. Watch the video below for five things you need to know when you choose your options in England.
You can also explore subjects you're interested in by taking a tour around The Ultimate Options Guide for England further down the page, or check out Ultimate Options Guides for all nations here.

Helen: Choosing your options is a great opportunity to think about what you would love to do in the future.

Helen: In England and Wales, you usually take your GCSEs in year 10 and 11; so you'll need to choose the options you want to take in Year 9, and maybe earlier.

T'Challa: Normally you can expect to take around 9 subjects, and for most schools in the UK there are some subjects that you have to take like Maths, English and Science. You have to take English Language but the vast majority of schools in England require that you take English Literature as well. If you're in Wales, you'll do Welsh too. Science can be done either as two combined science GCSEs or as three separate sciences. Some schools do make other subjects compulsory, such as a foreign language or humanity, so remember to check.

Helen: You can have fun choosing your other subjects, and the choices are different in every school. You might pick an art based subject like Drama, a humanities subject like Geography or a Modern Foreign Language. Your school might also offer courses that are work-related by nature, like Health and Social Care.

T'Challa: If you change your mind, it's sometimes possible to change courses, if it works with your timetable.

Helen: Once you've chosen your options you'll usually have two years working towards your exams and assessments. The more GCSEs you pass, the more pathways are available to you to shape your future, which makes the hard work really worthwhile. You'll have more decisions to make when your results arrive. If you don't get the results you need, there may be the possibility to resit exams. Be true to yourself and choose what's right for you.

There are many GCSE options on offer in England and you can explore some of the most popular subjects in The Ultimate Options Guide below. It's intended as a companion to the information, advice and guidance offered by your school and teachers, so make sure you go along to your own school's options evening, if they have one, and check with your teachers to find out what rules apply in your school and which subjects might be best for you and your future.

In England, you usually take your GCSEs in Year 10 and 11, so you'll need to choose the subjects you want to study for GCSE in Year 9 - but in some schools this might happen in Year 8, so even if you're in Year 7 it's not too early to start thinking about your options!

Different schools will ask students to pick their GCSE options at different times, but you'll get plenty of notice and information from your teachers.

Normally you can expect to take around 9 subjects at GCSE. Maths, English and Science are the core subjects everyone must take at GCSE in England. English Language is compulsory in all schools and so is English Literature in the majority of schools in England, but there are exceptions, so do make sure you check.

Science may be split into the three separate sciences (Biology, Chemistry and Physics) or into two Combined Science GCSEs.

Some schools may make other subjects compulsory, so check with your teachers to find out what rules your school has.

You can have fun choosing your other subjects, the choices are different in every school, but you may have the option to choose:

A modern foreign language. The most commonly taught are French, German and Spanish, but some schools also offer languages like Mandarin and Japanese. Some schools require you to take a modern foreign language, so check with your teachers whether these are part of your Options or compulsory.

A humanity subject like History, Geography, or Religious Studies.

An arts subject like Music, Drama, Art and Design, or Media Studies.

A technical subject such as Design and Technology, Food Technology, or Computer Science.

All students have to do PE in years 10 and 11, but you can also take it as a GCSE option.

To help you make up your mind, ask your teachers about subjects that you might be interested in but haven't taken yet, so they can explain what will be taught on the course. You can also check out GCSE Bitesize to find out more about each subject.

If you're unhappy, you might be able to change subjects, but it's likely to depend on whether changing will cause subjects clashes on your personal timetable. Remember - choosing your GCSE subjects is also choosing your timetable, so think hard and ask your teachers about the planned schedule for the subjects you are keen on.

Once you've chosen your options, you'll usually have two years to work toward your exams and assessments. The more GCSEs you pass, the more pathways are available to you to shape your future - this makes your hard work really worthwhile. You'll have more decisions to make once your results arrive. If you don't get the results you need, there may be the possibility to resit your exams.

If you need support

You should always tell someone about the things you're worried about. You can tell a friend, parent, guardian, teacher, or another trusted adult. If you're struggling with your mental health, going to your GP can be a good place to start to find help. Your GP can let you know what support is available to you, suggest different types of treatment and offer regular check-ups to see how you're doing.

If you're in need of in-the-moment support you can contact Childline, where you can speak to a counsellor. Their lines are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

There are more links to helpful organisations on BBC Action Line.

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At some point in secondary school you will need to choose your GCSE options. This can seem scary at first, but it's all about perspective: this is your opportunity to take hold of the wheel and start to shape your own future .

Most further education courses, whether at school, sixth form, , university , will expect you to have GCSEs (or equivalent Level 2 qualifications) in English Language , and , so it's likely that your school will make these three subjects compulsory.

You will, however, need to choose your additional subjects. If you're the kind of person who already has a good idea about what career they want in the future, it might pay to work backwards. Think: my end goal is to be a doctor - how do I get there?

There is a wealth of information available online, or through your school careers advisor - but to give you a head start, we've looked at some popular career choices and found out exactly which options you should take to kick-start your journey to your dream job .
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When it comes to your career, you might not know what the future holds, but one thing is certain: whatever that future looks like, if you can build and develop a personal treasure chest of skills, it will serve you well throughout your life.
You already have more skills and qualities than perhaps you even know. I've put together a list of 10 really important personal skills and qualities that you may well recognise in yourself.

They are core personal qualities and skills that any employer in the world would recognise and value. I think of them as 'portable skills.' They are, quite simply, skills which you can apply throughout your life and to many different job roles. The more of these you have, or can acquire, the better your chances of finding work, changing jobs and being employable.

Your personal skill set includes your personal qualities - your way of being you. They're important because they often define you and how others may think of you.

1. Trustworthiness

Your future success depends on the trust that others feel comfortable placing on you. Don't forget this. Your personal brand goes with you from place to place and job to job and your personal reputation is key to your future success.

Can you be trusted? Do you demonstrate being trustworthy? When has someone shown their trust in you? What did that look like? Were you left in charge of someone or something?

There are many ways that being trusted plays out - but just think about it for a minute, how many ways are you trusted by those close and around you?

To be trusted and to be regarded as trustworthy is an honour - recognise it in yourself and your life, value it in yourself and your life.

9. Thoughtfulness

So, are you impulsive or thoughtful? Do you do stuff without thinking ... using instinct or because you just feel it's the right thing to do?

Do you stop and think through things before you do them?

The answer I suspect is a bit of both? That's ok and totally normal!

In a noisy world, taking time to think about stuff can be difficult, so we have to make that time. We cannot sit and think deeply about everything in life. It's about balance, but it's important to recognise that when faced with a problem then we must be prepared to think our way around it. Problem solving is a great skill to have - do you think about how things could be better? Do you think about how you could do things better? These are signs of thinking and planning, good skills that will always be in demand.

10. Generosity

Generosity comes in all shapes and sizes - I'm not talking about wealth or money here!

Being generous with your time, being generous with your understanding, this is what I'm talking about - it's about giving time, thought and care for others around you in your life. People like spending time with people who have a generous manner and give them the time to better understand, help and share experiences.

A generous spirit in life will get you far - in the end being kind and generous will actually become a selfish act... because it will make you feel better about yourself too!

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Equivalent to 3 A levels

T Levels are an alternative to A levels, apprenticeships and other 16 to 19 courses. Equivalent in size to 3 A levels, a T Level focuses on vocational skills and can help students into skilled employment, higher study or apprenticeships.

A 45-day Industry Placement

Each T Level includes an in-depth industry placement that lasts at least 45 days. Students get valuable experience in the workplace; employers get early sight of the new talent in their industry.

80% Classroom, 20% Work

T Level students spend 80% of the course in their learning environment, gaining the skills that employers need. The other 20% is a meaningful industry placement, where they put these skills into action.

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Promoting Growth and Professionalism

In partnership with Fleetwood Town F.C. we are preparing young people for the brightest future at iSPORTS Football College & iSPORTS Football University. We are pioneering the field of education through dedication and commitment to our Scholars providing them with future success on and off the football field.

Offering those age 16 + a unique educational experience designed to enhance intellectual growth and promote engagement. We welcome all prospective Scholars for a visit anytime.

About Us

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Open Days & Trials are being held throughout the year

PLAY

With full participation in the English Colleges Football Competitions and Leagues and National League U19 Alliance we provide playing opportunities with and against high level opposition including professional UK & EU Football Clubs, giving scholars the chance to showcase their skills.

TRAIN

Our programmes include Professional coaching and training sessions every day throughout the week, all led by coaches with International Playing and Coaching experience, giving you the opportunity to learn from the very best.

LEARN

Covering core subjects whilst providing BTEC qualifications are all part of our programmes. Scholars attend lessons every day during the week ensuring their development continues off the pitch for a brighter future.

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