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Fees
Tuition Fees 2009 - 2010
Public Examination Fees
College £8,394 p.a. (£2,798 per term)
Assistance With Fees
The fees for public examinations (GCSE, AS and A2 levels) are charged separately in addition to tuition fees. Resits will also be charged.
Assistance with College Tuition fees may be available in appropriate circumstances in the form of Bursaries. The Headmaster should be contacted for further information.
Interest On Overdue Fees
Payment Of Fees
Interest at the rate of 2% per month will be charged on overdue fees.
Fees may be paid either: (a) Annually in advance (2% Discount will be allowed, provided payment is made before 14th August 2009. The Finance Office should be contacted for further information). (b) Termly in advance. (Due on the first day of each term). (c) Monthly instalments by Direct Debit commencing 1st September 2009.
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S t B e d e’s C o l l e g e enquiries@stbedescollege.co.uk
Notice Of Student Leaving One full term's notice is required, in writing, in the event of the removal of a student from the College or the Preparatory School. In lieu of such notice, a term's fees will be charged.
Manchester
M16 8HX
www.stbedescollege.co.uk
Tel Fax
0161 226 3323 0161 226 3813
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A Catholic School
A Living Faith St Bede’s Manchester College was founded in 1876 by Cardinal Vaughan, then Bishop of Salford. Situated originally at Grosvenor Square in All Saints, we moved to our present site in April 1877. The College is a vibrant community, which has at its centre the Gospel values of loving God and loving our neighbour. We teach these values through our curriculum and we aim to live by them. Within each aspect of school life, we affirm these values. We aim to prepare the next generation of Catholics for life beyond school, at university and in the world of work. They should take with them the values they have learnt at school and apply them to life beyond, contributing positively to the communities in which they live and to society in general. We want them to hold influential positions in this society, and to have the courage and ability to lead by example. Central to our mission is respect for the individual. We create an environment which is safe, secure, respectful, nurturing, challenging and affirming for the pupils. The basis of the mission is recognition of Christ’s love for each person. Testament to this is the strength of relationships which exist in the College, staff with pupils, pupils with pupils and staff with staff. We aim to educate the young people so that they become theologically literate young adults, who understand their faith and can articulate their beliefs and values. They will understand the philosophical and theological principles of Catholic doctrine. When the time comes for our pupils to leave and go on to the next stage of their development, we want them to feel that they have been cared for and nurtured. They should have a sense of vocation and meaning to their lives. They should have a good understanding of themselves, of their strengths and areas for development. Each should be an instrument for use by God to shape His creation, willing to share their gifts and talents for the good of all. Part of our mission is to reach out to those who need our help,
ST BEDE’S C O L L E G E
S t B e d e’s C o l l e g e enquiries@stbedescollege.co.uk
including hospitals in Peru and South Africa, a street children’s mission in Sao Paolo, a school in Ethiopia, a hospice and a refuge for homeless people in Manchester. We see these works as vital to our continuing the work of Christ on earth and so that the pupils experience opportunities to help others. We hope that this work will continue with them in later life. We have high standards in all things, academic endeavour, sport, artistic pursuits, personal relationships and behaviour. The pupils work hard and achieve very high standards, ably assisted and directed by highly qualified and well motivated members of staff. St Bede’s is a very civilised community, where respect for self and for others is expected and where the Gospel values inform everything that we do. We believe very strongly that in order to educate each person, the partnership between home, school and pupil is critical. The role of the parents cannot be underestimated.
Manchester
M16 8HX
www.stbedescollege.co.uk
Tel Fax
0161 226 3323 0161 226 3813
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Transport St Bede’s students travel to the College from all over Greater Manchester, Cheshire and parts of Derbyshire. The majority of Sixth Form students use our extensive network of public and private transport. Bullock’s Coaches B80 Bowdon – Dunham Road/Park Rd to Alexandra Park
via Hale, Hale Barns AM 0800 0802 0807 0812 0820 0825 0835 0845
PM 1650 1648 1643 1638 1635 1630 1615 1610
Dunham Lights Grove Park Hotel Hale Village Park Road/Hale Road Hale Barns Village Hale Barns Four Seasons Southern Cemetery St Bede’s College
B90 Bramhall Green, Davenport, Stockport Mersey
Square, Reddish, Heaton Moor, Burnage AM PM Bramhall Green 1705 0745 Davenport Station 1657 0800 Stockport, Greek Street 1650 0812 Reddish, Houldsworth Square1642 0820 Heaton Moor Village 1635 0827 Didsbury Road 1630 0832 Withington, Mauldeth Road 1620 0845 St Bede’s College 1610 0855
156 Gill Bent, Bramhall, Cheadle, Didsbury
AM 0735 0740 0748 0752 0755 0810 0815 0825 0830 PM William Hulme 1550 Alexandra Park/St Bede’s College 1600 Southern Cemetery 1610 Didsbury Village 1618 Parrswood 1623 Cheadle Village 1628 Heald Green Griffin 1633 Heald Green Outwood Rd/Finney Lane 1638 Cheadle Hulme Albert Road 1643 Cheadle Hulme Station 1647 Cheadle Hulme Smithy 1653 Bramhall Village 1658 Woodford 1703
Cheadle Hulme Smithy Bramhall Village Cheadle Hulme Station Cheadle Hulme Albert Road Cheadle Post Office Parrswood Didsbury William Hulme Alexandra Park/St Bede’s College
This ensures all our students get to the College safely and as quickly as possible each day. As passengers, St Bede’s Sixth Form students are expected to set an example to younger pupils and help and assist them where necessary.
146 Rusholme, Worsley, Rusholme via Walkden, Monton Green, Weaste, Trafford AM Finglands Rusholme 0655 1724 St Peter’s Square 0705 ------Salford University ------1702 Worsley Road/Moorside Road 0725 1656 Worsley Court House 0735 1651 Parrin Lane 0738 1648 Monton Green 0742 1645 Hope Hospital Eccles Old Road 0754 1637 Broadway 0802 1628 Copthorne Hotel/Trafford Road 0809 1624 Alexandra Road/St Bede’s College 0825 1613 Springbridge Road 0827 1610 Wellington Road/Withington GS 0832 1604 Wilmslow Road/Old Hall Lane 0838 1600 Manchester University 0845 UMIST 0848 Manchester City Centre 0853 146 (Private Ashall’s Bus) Alexandra Road/St Bede’s College Copthorne Hotel/Trafford Road Broadway Hope Hospital/Eccles Old Road Monton Green Parrin Lane Worsley Court House Worsley Road/Moorside Road Salford University Finglands Rusholme
PM only 1600 1611 1616 1626 1634 1637 1640 1645 1651 1713
Finglands Coaches 143 Hale, Bowdon, Timperley, Northenden, Chorlton
148 Urmston, Flixton, Whalley Range
Hale M56 Roundabout Hale Village Bowdon St Margarets Timperley Stonemasons Arms Sale Moor Northenden Post House Southern Cemetery Whalley Range Schools
Urmston, Queens Road Davyhulme Road/Calderbank Av Woodsend Circle Flixton Station Stretford Shopping Mall Chorlton Centre Whalley Range Schools
PM 1700 1650 1640 1630 1620 1610 1605 1555
145X Ashton, Whalley Range via Stalybridge, Mottram, Hyde, Longsight
AM Ashton Bus Station Stand M 0720 Stalybridge Bus Station Stand C 0728 Mottram Cross Roads 0733 Mottram Road, Hattersley Rd West 0738 Mottram Road, Lumm Road 0743 Hyde, John Shepley Street 0746 Denton, Crown Point 0751 Hyde Road, Hulme Road 0758 Hyde Road, Gorton Cross Street 0806 Kirkmanshulme Lane, Scarcroft RD 0813 Longsight Market 0818 Dickenson Road, Wilmslow Road 0823 Springbridge Road 0828 Alexandra Road/St Bede’s College 0833
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PM 1713 1705 1700 1655 1650 1647 1642 1638 1627 1620 1615 1610 1550 1600
AM 0735 0741 0747 0753 0804 0810 0821
PM 1635 1630 1625 1618 1613 1608 1555
149 Rusholme, Manchester Piccadilly Bus Station
via Whitefield, Prestwich, Whalley Range, Fallowfield AM Finglands Rusholme 0658 0658 0658 0717 St Peter’s Square 0707 0707 0707 0726 Bury New Road/Tesco 0721 0721 0721 0740 Ringley Road 0726 0726 0726 -----Park Lane 0734 0734 0734 -----Bury NR/Chee’m St W ---------------0750 Bury OR/Sheepfoot Ln 0745 0745 0745 -----MEN Arena 0803 0803 0803 0800 Alexandra Rd/St Bede’s 0815 0815 0815 0812 Wellington Road 0823 0823 0823 0818 Old Hall Lane 0828 0828 0828 0823 UMIST Charles St 0835 0835 0835 0828 Mcr Piccadilly Bus St 0840 0840 0840 0833
S t B e d e’s C o l l e g e enquiries@stbedescollege.co.uk
-----1550 1555 1605 1620 1625 1633 1643 1657
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1555 --------1610 1625 1630 1638 1648 1702
Public Bus Services ARRIVA Passenger Services Altrincham – Sale – Chorlton – Manchester (16, 16A) Service No Altrincham Interchange Woodheys, The Drive Manor Av, Lively Lobst. A-on-M, Firs Road Sale, Ashton Lane Stretford Arn. Centre Chorlton, “Morrisons” Withington Road, Netto Alexandra Pk/Moss Ln University Phoenix Manchester Piccadilly
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Manchester – Chorlton – Sale – Altrincham (16, 16A)
147 Rusholme, Middleton, Manchester City Centre via Failsworth, Chadderton, Blackley AM PM 0650 1738 Finglands Rusholme 0703 1730 Grey Mare Lane 0715 1717 Failsworth Pole 0722 1708 Werneth Railway Station 0728 1658 Middleton Road/Broadway 0734 1652 Mills Hill Station 0739 1644 Warwick Mill 0750 1637 Victoria Avenue Rochdale Road/Queens Road 0805 1630 Manchester City Centre 0813 Princess Parkway 0820 1620 Alexandra Road/St Bede’s College 0825 1615 Springbridge Road 0830 1610 Wellington Road/Withington GS 0835 1605 Wilmslow Road/Old Hall Lane 0842 1600 University Phoenix 0847 Manchester City Centre 0852
AM 0715 0725 0735 0745 0800 0815 0822 0830
PM Alexandra Rd/St Bede’s -----Wellington Road ----Old Hall Lane Wilms Rd 1600 St Peter’s Square 1610 Bury New Road/Tesco 1625 Ringley Road 1630 Park Lane 1638 Bury OR/Sheepfoot Ln 1648 MEN Arena 1702
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0824 ------0832 0841 0847 ------0855 0905 0915
1554 ------1602 1611 ------1624 ------1634 1644
0854 ------0902 0911 ------0924 ------0934 0944
1624 ------1632 1641 1647 ------1655 1705 1715
Private College Coaches Payment for these services is made direct to the College Ashall’s (£35 per term) Serving Piccadilly and Victoria Railway Stations Victoria Station Piccadilly Station
AM 0845 0900
146 (Private Ashall’s Bus) Alexandra Road/St Bede’s College Copthorne Hotel/Trafford Road Broadway Hope Hospital/Eccles Old Road Monton Green Parrin Lane Worsley Court House Worsley Road/Moorside Road Salford University Finglands Rusholme
M16 8HX
www.stbedescollege.co.uk
Tel Fax
PM 1615 1605 PM only 1600 1611 1616 1626 1634 1637 1640 1645 1651 1713
0161 226 3323 0161 226 3813
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How To Apply How To Apply If you are successful in obtaining a place at St Bede’s College you will find yourself in a Sixth Form which has high academic standards and achieves excellent examination results. You will be joining a warm, caring, thriving community, providing a happy environment in which individual care and guidance is a priority. As a result, the majority of our students go straight from St Bede’s to a wide range of presigious universties, both home and abroad.
Internal Applicants
External Applicants
Pupils from the Upper 5th (Year 11) at St Bede’s College wishing to enter the Sixth Form must obtain a minimum of 7 GCSE subjects A*- C with at least 3 subjects at grades B or above. Those wishing to study Mathematics at AS level must achieve an A grade at GCSE. For Further Mathematics an A* is required. In the case of Physics, Biology, Chemistry or Music a B grade in the chosen subject at GCSE is required. These criteria may be relaxed at the discretion of the Headmaster if he is satisfied that a student of St Bede’s has done his or her best throughout the Upper 5th.
1. Complete the enclosed application form and send it to: The Head of Sixth Form St Bede’s College Alexandra Park Manchester M16 8HX
The Headmaster reserves the right to deny access to the Sixth Form to any pupil whose presence in the Sixth Form, in his opinion, would be inimical to the academic, behavioural or religious character of the Sixth Form and/or the College. The Headmaster’s decision in all cases is final. 1. Complete the enclosed application form and send it to: The Head of Upper School St Bede’s College Alexandra Park Manchester M16 8HX 2. If you are keen to continue your education at St Bede’s, but have financial problems concerning fees, your parents should contact the Headmaster in confidence for further information. 3. After your January interview you will receive a letter confirming your place in the Sixth Form, subject to the above conditions.
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2. A place may be offered conditional upon the following: (i) Obtaining a minimum of 7 GCSE subjects A*- C with at least 3 subjects at grades B or above. Those wishing to study Mathematics at AS level must achieve an A grade at GCSE. For Further Mathematics an A* is required. In the case of Physics, Biology, Chemistry or Music a B grade in the chosen subject at GCSE is required. These criteria may be relaxed at the discretion of the Headmaster (ii) A successful interview at St Bede’s. (iii) A favourable reference from the student’s present school. (iv) Ability to pay fees. 3. Bursaries Examination. (i) A Bursary Examination is held towards the end of January for those who are interested in obtaining some alleviation of the fees. It consists of two papers, each about 1½ hours in length, chosen by the candidate out of those to be studied at A level. The papers will be of GCSE standard and prepared as suitable for all candidates irrespective of the syllabus currently being studied. (ii) If you intend to take the examination, please complete the sheets which request information concerning the courses you are following at school (one sheet per subject). These should be returned to the College Administrator as soon as possible. (iii) We regret that owing to the heavy demand, fees assistance is only available to Catholic students. NB You do not have to take the Bursary Examination if you do not need fees assistance. 4. It is made clear to all pupils in the Sixth Form that they must support the Catholic character of the College. 5. The Headmaster’s decision in all cases will be final.
S t B e d e’s C o l l e g e enquiries@stbedescollege.co.uk
Manchester
M16 8HX
www.stbedescollege.co.uk
Tel Fax
0161 226 3323 0161 226 3813
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Appropriate attire for girls
Appropriate attire for boys
1. Skirt and blouse, or dress accompanied by a conventional jacket (colours should be restrained), or 2. Tailored trouser suits in the following colours only: black, navy-blue, brown, grey. Pinstripes are allowed. 3. Shoes should have sensible heels. No boots are to be worn. 4. Jewellery and make-up should be discreet. 5. Coats should be formal. Students must not wear: Low cut tops Garments showing the midriff Split and/or short skirts Anything that we deem to be revealing
1. A suit or conventional jacket and trousers. 2. Shirt with collar. 3. College Sixth Form tie. 4. Pullover, when necessary, which does not obscure the tie. Students must not wear: Jeans Casual trousers Training shoes Jewellery Hair must be tidy, of conventional length and a single natural colour. Bizarre styles will not be accepted. The definition of “bizarre” and “conventional” will be provided by the Head of Sixth Form. The Headmaster and Heads of Year reserve the right to send home any pupil whose appearance does not conform to College regulations.
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Admissions At 16+
Introduction
Special Education Needs And Disability
St Bede’s College is a Roman Catholic co-educational independent grammar school with 856 students on roll as of May 2009.
The College has limited facilities for disabled students, but will do all that is reasonable to comply with its legal and moral responsibilities under the Special Education Needs and Disability Act 2001 in order to accommodate the needs of applicants who have disabilities for which, with reasonable adjustments, the College can cater adequately.
The general rule as to admissions to the College is that the prospective student should be a baptized Catholic. However, applications are welcomed from non-Catholics, provided that the prospective student is a committed Christian, who wishes to participate in a Catholic grammar school education. The Headmaster may consider applications from other prospective student who wish to participate in a Catholic education. All student will be expected to attend all classes and services during College hours. The College’s mission statement refers to St Bede’s as “a Catholic school which endeavours to transmit the message of the Gospel and uphold the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church. It is a College and not just a school. We are a community of believers aiming to provide for the young people in our care an excellence of education rooted in, and sustained, by our shared commitment to the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.” The mission statement also emphasises that the vision of Cardinal Vaughan, our founder, was that “the opportunity to pursue educational excellence should be available for the Catholic children of Manchester.” More than 100 years later we aim to develop highly educated and articulate young men and women strong in their faith and possessing a conviction to establish God’s kingdom in this world.
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S t B e d e’s C o l l e g e enquiries@stbedescollege.co.uk
Parents or guardians of an applicant who has any disability or special educational need should provide the Headmaster with full written details when applying for admission and any additional information at least one week before attending an interview, Open Day or Entrance Examination at the College. The College needs this information so that, in the case of any applicant with particular needs, we can assess those needs and make sure that the College can provide adequately for them throughout the admission process (including at interview, on attendance at the College and during the Entrance Examination, as appropriate). The College will consult with parents or guardians about the adjustments which can reasonably be made for the applicant both during the admission process and later as a student.
Manchester
M16 8HX
www.stbedescollege.co.uk
Tel Fax
0161 226 3323 0161 226 3813
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Pastoral Care At St Bede’s, we believe that Pastoral Care is an essential aspect of educational provision. We are rightly proud of the reputation we have developed for helping you to become young adults who are confident and caring, aware of your uniqueness, yet willing to sublimate your wishes in pursuit of the common good. We want you to be polite and happy, to show initiative and, above all, to be mature, honest, kind and faithful in your relationships. The pastoral support we offer you would be less effective if we did not acknowledge the shared nature of our role with your parents. Because of this, we strive to involve parents in every aspect of your development, encouraging dialogue about your progress and achievement, being happy to listen and support when personal circumstances encroach upon school life and offering an orderly and firm, but fair disciplinary structure in which you can exercise initiative, develop and ultimately succeed. Your academic, spiritual, social and moral development will be presided over by a the Sixth Form Team who work closely with your Form Tutors and the Deputy Head with responsibility for Pastoral Care. The College Matron, the Head of Religion and the resident clergy are a vital part of the whole system. They offer an approachable and nondisciplinary alternative to students whose needs cannot be catered for within the formal pastoral structure. It is our belief that when a young person who enters the wider world beyond family and school with an understanding of the importance of respect, love and humility, as exemplified in the life of Jesus Christ who is our model, will be well equipped to deal with the rigours of life. It is respect - for self, for each other and for all groups of society - which is at the heart of pastoral care at St Bede’s.
ST BEDE’S C O L L E G E
S t B e d e’s C o l l e g e enquiries@stbedescollege.co.uk
Manchester
M16 8HX
www.stbedescollege.co.uk
Tel Fax
0161 226 3323 0161 226 3813
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Sixth Form Curriculum
Lower Sixth 4 AS courses plus General Religion Complementary Studies Tutor Period Games
Upper Sixth 3 or 4 A2 courses plus General Religion Life Skills Tutor Period Games
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(i) courses include Maths with Statistics, Maths with Mechanics, Further Maths (ii) courses include Resistant Materials and Graphic Design
PSME continues through the General Religion periods which are also intended to promote a greater awareness of our faith. An exciting range of options is offered in our Complementary Studies and Life Skills courses which are followed by all and increase breadth in the Sixth Form curriculum. A Study Skills programme is offered on a “drop in” basis for those who need extra help.
At the beginning of Sixth Form courses, strategies are employed to bridge the gap between GCSE and the more rigorous demands of A Level, and to encourage a gradual shift of responsibility for learning from the teacher to the student. Students may specialise in the arts or sciences but can also choose to take a combination of subjects from both discliplines to AS and A2 level. There is constant review and frequent revision of courses by departments with regard to schemes of work and the appropriateness of examination board and specification.
ST BEDE’S C O L L E G E
S t B e d e’s C o l l e g e enquiries@stbedescollege.co.uk
Manchester
M16 8HX
www.stbedescollege.co.uk
Tel Fax
0161 226 3323 0161 226 3813
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The Sixth Form Curriculum explained Our Sixth Form curriculum offers a unique variety of subjects to study with 26 different AS and A2 options being offered and with almost every combination of subjects being possible due to our very flexible timetabling. We continue to believe that a Sixth Form education encompasses not just the academic but must integrate physical, moral and spiritual development too. The Sixth Form methods of study which we inculcate offer an appropriate introduction to university teaching whilst retaining the high degree of support, practical assistance and pastoral care that is essential for the well being of our students.
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In the Lower Sixth you will study 4 subjects at AS level, allowing a broad base of academic interests. A General Religion class supports your spiritual growth as a young adult and a Wednesday games afternoon allows your to pursue wide range of leisure and physical fitness activities. You will be placed under the care of a highly experienced tutor who works within a small tutor group to provide a very high level of individual pastoral and academic care and support. That member of staff will very clearly understand the pressures you may feel as you develop your Sixth Form career and will act as your personal mentor for two years. Direct contact time in class is balanced by study periods when you may pursue independent research and encounter a different style of more self-directed learning. The Upper Sixth usually finds a students choosing to specialise in 3 courses to A2 standard to fulfil university entrance requirements. General Religion and Games continue to form key
elements of a balanced programme, but we recognise that you may feel the need for Study Skills as examinations approach. Extension lessons are available until the interview season and are then gradually replaced by specialist Study Skills classes. To prepare our students for life beyond the Sixth Form and to give a broad based education, we provide classes collectively called Life Skills. Time will be made available to facilitate the completion of the electronic university application form. There continue to be periods of individual study. You may wish to study for 4 A Levels after suitable advice has been sought as to the benefits of this course of action, or you may take a further AS, and again, we hope to offer the flexibility of approach to allow this to be part of a realistic programme of study. For some students we offer the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) which develops skills of individual learning. Our Sixth Form curriculum has been proven to allow students to deliver their full academic potential. Of equal importance to us as a Catholic community, however, is that our Sixth Form students enter the world beyond St Bede’s as confident, socially compassionate and caring men and women who understand how they can contribute to furthering the Christian case in Britain.
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Fees
ST BEDE’S C O L L E G E
S t B e d e’s C o l l e g e enquiries@stbedescollege.co.uk
Manchester
M16 8HX
www.stbedescollege.co.uk
Tel Fax
0161 226 3323 0161 226 3813
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How To Apply
ST BEDE’S C O L L E G E
S t B e d e’s C o l l e g e enquiries@stbedescollege.co.uk
Manchester
M16 8HX
www.stbedescollege.co.uk
Tel Fax
0161 226 3323 0161 226 3813