Humanities Faculty

The study of humanities is to examine human culture.  

It provides a means by which students can apply their direct experience of the world around them and extend their understanding of it in personal, local, national and global contexts.

The faculty considers that in addition to achieving the best results possible for its students in terms of those areas of knowledge and understanding required by various forms of certification, it has a major task in preparing students to take place as citizens in the world into which they will move upon leaving school.

The Humanities Faculty focusses on Geography, Religious Education, Citizenship and Psychology:

Key Stage 3 – We offer experiences of Geography, Citizenship, and Religious Education.

Key Stage 4 – Students can choose to study Geography or Religious Education

Key Stage 5 – We offer students level 3 courses in Geography and Psychology.

Further subject information

Key Staff

Faculty Lead: Mr P Wilson

Teaching Staff

Miss A Begum

Mr K Copson

Mr A Franklin

Mrs A Pattison

Miss C Ward