Childwall Sports College

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Childwall School
Type	Community secondary school
Religious affiliation	Mixed
Headteacher	D. Phillips^[1]
Assistant Headteacher	Miss Luise Morgan
Chair	Sue Griffiths
Specialism	Sports College
Location	Fiveways, Queen's Drive Liverpool Merseyside L15 6XZ England
LEA	Liverpool
Ofsted number	104697
Staff	Over 100 members of staff
Students	1302^[1]
Gender	Mixed
Ages	11 to 18
School colours	Blue,Black and Gold
Website	www.childwallsc.co.uk

Childwall School or Childwall Sports College is a secondary school located in the Childwall area of Liverpool, Merseyside, England. It is a mixed secondary school and sixth-form and specialises in sport and P.E. The school has three P.E. lessons a week and a fifty five minute break to keep kids exercising. The school also has a Learing Resource Centre that features books and computers where students can borrow books and complete homework, they can also research information.

The Head Teacher is Mr. D. W. Phillips. Childwall Year 11 achieved 53% 5 A* to C at GCSE.

Childwall Sports College is part of the ‘Fiveways Collaborative’, working with King David High School, Broadgreen High School: A Technology College, St. Francis of Assisi Academy and City of Liverpool Community College. This means a large range of courses is provided for students of all abilities.

They are also intending to work together with a range of partners including Liverpool PCT, Childwall Extended Services, Learning Skills Council, Liverpool John Moores University, Fiveways Learning Network, South Central Liverpool School Sport Partnership and Liverpool Hope University to establish a Trust.

Childwall School- A Specialist Sports College has a variety of lessons for there students:-

These Courses are availiable for years 7,8,9,10,11

(*- Subjects with this star show lessons where teachers cover different lessons look above to see the number of teachers who cover these subjects:-

Art(9 teachers)

Pottery*

Drama*

Music*

Performing Arts*

ICT(Information Communication Technology)(7 teachers)

Maths(10 teachers)

English Literiture and Literiture(10 teachers)

Science (Dual Award and Single Subjects)(10 teachers)

Business Studies(3 teachers)

Travel&Tourism(3 teachers)

Leisure&Tourism*

Spanish*

Health&Social Care(5 teachers)

Geography(10 teachers)

Sociology*

History*

RE(Religious Education)*

PSHCE(Personal Social Health Citizenship Education)

PE(Physical Education)(15 teachers)

Dance*

MVE(Motor Vehicle Enginering)(13 teachers)

Catering*

Electronics*

Engineering*

Graphics*

Resistant Materials*

Textiles*

Child Development*

95 Subjects Teachers

These Subjects are availiable for years 12,13(6th Form)

This is the list of Childwalls subjects but when entering 6th form you also have a variety of subjects from Kingdavid and Broadgreen that offer a wider range of lessons:-

Art

Biology

Drama & Theatre Studies

Engineering

English Language

English Literature

Film Studies

General Studies

Geography

Graphics

History

ICT(Information Communication Technology)

Mathematics

PE(Physical Education)

Physics

Resistant Materials

Sociology

Spanish

Business Studies

Health & Social Care

Travel and Tourism

Business Studies

Health & Social Care

Leisure & Tourism

MVE(Motor Vehicle Engineering)

English

Maths

ICT(Information Communication Technology)

In years 7,8 and 9 subjects are not chosen by the students- students are given the government standard lessons of Maths, English, PE, Science, Drama, RE, History and Geography

Years 10 and 11 Maths, English and Science still have to be taken it is only in years 12 and 13 (6th form) when they can be dropped

[edit] References

^ ^a ^b Childwall School - A Specialist Sports College - Inspection Report (January 26, 2006). Ofsted. Retrieved on 2008-04-22.

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