Projects are student-driven qualifications, giving the freedom and responsibility to students to select topics and projects. The Extended Project will develop and extend from one or more of the learner’s study areas and/or from an area of personal interest or activity outside their main programme of study. It will be chosen by the learner and agreed as appropriate by the centre.
Grade 5 in English Language and Maths
Students undertake a project and record and track their learning journey, reflecting on their problem-solving skills and ability to undertake independent research to produce a final piece of work. Students follow a clearly structured process, during which they will plan and research their topic and create a product. This is recorded in a Production Log. The final product of the project can be in one of three formats: a research-based written report, a production (e.g. a charity event, fashion show, sports event etc.) or an artefact (e.g. a piece of art, a computer game, a realised design). The final piece is a presentation delivered to an assessor.
About Education Provider
| Region | North East |
| Local Authority | Newcastle upon Tyne |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Benton Park Road, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE7 7PE |
Projects are student-driven qualifications, giving the freedom and responsibility to students to select topics and projects. The Extended Project will develop and extend from one or more of the learner’s study areas and/or from an area of personal interest or activity outside their main programme of study. It will be chosen by the learner and agreed as appropriate by the centre.
Grade 5 in English Language and Maths
Students undertake a project and record and track their learning journey, reflecting on their problem-solving skills and ability to undertake independent research to produce a final piece of work. Students follow a clearly structured process, during which they will plan and research their topic and create a product. This is recorded in a Production Log. The final product of the project can be in one of three formats: a research-based written report, a production (e.g. a charity event, fashion show, sports event etc.) or an artefact (e.g. a piece of art, a computer game, a realised design). The final piece is a presentation delivered to an assessor.