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SCHOOL SAFETY Safeguarding St Brigid's School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. We are fully committed to ensuring that consistent, effective safeguarding procedures are in place to support families, children and staff at school. To ensure prompt communication between staff, we use CPOMS; an online system that allows us to monitor safeguarding, well-being and pastoral issues. this enable swift communication between all parties in a secure way. We follow the procedures set out by the Denbighshire County Council with regards to Safeguarding Children and take account of all guidance issued by the Department for Education for Wales. Safeguarding Team Designated Safeguarding Persons (DSPs): Mrs. L. Crimes (Headteacher) Dr. P. Humberstone (Deputy Headteacher) Ms. H. Parry Hughes (Assistant Headteacher - Upper School) Mrs. G. Newnham (Assistant Headteacher - Middle School) Miss. H. McMurray (Assistant Headteacher - Lower School) Safeguarding Governor: Dr. M. Kumwenda Chair of Governors: Mrs. Maria Hammersley Online Safety Lead: Mr. N. Brearley CEOP Causes for Concern Our first priority is of course your child’s welfare and school is required to take any reasonable action to ensure the safety of its pupils. However there may be occasions when we have reason to be concerned that a child may be subject to ill-treatment, neglect or other forms of abuse. We will ensure that our concerns about a child are discussed with his/her parents/carers first, unless we have reason to believe that such a move would be contrary to the child’s welfare. In this case school is obliged to follow the Child Protection procedures established by Denbighshire County Council Safeguarding Committee and inform the Social Services of the concern. If you are worried about a child's safety please do not hesitate to contact Mrs Crimes or one of our Safeguarding Team. Our Aims To work to families' strengths... ...especially those of parents / carers and to take time to understand their needs fully. To focus on preventing problems... ...before they occur and try to offer flexible, responsive support when and where it's required. To base all we do on evidence… ...of both what is needed and of what works and be brave enough to stop things that are wrong. Successful Early Help Will Mean: Children: are physically and emotionally healthy are resilient and able to learn well are supported by their families, community and (when necessary) professionals in order to thrive live in safe environments Parents and Carers: support one another in the community know where to get help if needed have trusted relationships with school, community, other parents are well informed about how best to help their child develop and motivated to make great choices.

AM EIN YSGOL Our school is dedicated to achieving our improvement objectives with confidence and determination. We aim to enhance student learning outcomes, improve teacher effectiveness, and foster a positive school culture through the implementation of evidence-based teaching practices, professional development opportunities for our staff, and extracurricular activities that promote student engagement. We are committed to creating a safe and inclusive learning environment that supports the academic and personal growth of all our students. These are our current improvement objectives: School Improvement Objectives 01 Objective 1 To create an outstanding curriculum at St. Brigid’s School, grou nded in our Brigidine Learner Profile, and bringing the facets of the Curriculum for Wales and ALN Reform to life for the benefit of every learner. (Curriculum). To consistently deliver our outstanding curriculum to the best possible standard. (Teaching & Learning, Pedagogy) 02 Objective 2 To engender a positive culture of kindness, respect for all, and positive beh aviour for learning. 03 Objective 3 To develop every member of staff, and create a culture of coaching, improvement, autonomy and research-based delivery. Professional Development and Standards) 04 Objective 4 To consistently use effective tracking and monitoring to plan next steps and interventions at every level in the school organisation. (Assessment, Standards, T & L, Leadership) 05 Objective 5 To improve learner and staff emotional health and wellbeing. (Wellbeing, Standards, Leadership) 06 Objective 6 To follow agreed SIFD protocols to continue to manage the budget deficit.

BREAKFAST CLUB Children attending our school can have a free breakfast at school, if you request it. Our breakfast club opens 8:00 a.m. each week day and is managed by dedicated staff to support the children. Breakfast is served until 8:40 a.m. each day at which point the younger pupils are supervised by teaching staff on the playground prior to the start of the school day at 8:50 a.m. Feel free to read the document below for more information. More What food is available? Cereal with no added sugar such as: Whole-wheat cereals. Cornflakes. Rice-based cereals. Shredded wholegrain wheat cereals. Malted wheat squares. Bran flakes. Porridge Milk Yoghurts. Semi-skimmed or skimmed milk. Bread A variety of breads with thinly spread toppings such as margarine, jam, marmalade and honey. Fruit chopped fresh fruit or dried fruit to add to cereals. Canned fruit in natural juice. Unsweetened fruit and vegetable juices.

Cwricwlwm Mae'r llywodraethwyr a'r staff yn gwerthfawrogi ac yn parchu plant a phobl ifanc Santes Ffraid, yn eu cefnogi i ddatblygu eu potensial llawn ac yn dathlu eu llwyddiant fel dysgwyr. Mae cwricwlwm perthnasol o ansawdd uchel yn ein helpu i gyflawni'r nodau hyn ac mae'n cynnwys yr holl brofiadau dysgu a phrofiadau eraill y mae ysgolion yn eu cynllunio ar gyfer plant a phobl ifanc. Rydym am sicrhau, wrth gyflwyno'r cwricwlwm gyda phrif addysgwyr y disgyblion gartref, fod pwrpas proffesiynol craidd yr ysgol, sef 'ysbrydoli a chael ein hysbrydoli' yn y canol, ac yn caniatáu inni gyflawni ein hegwyddorion 'cariad' , ffydd, gwirionedd, parch a rhagoriaeth. ' Fel ysgol Gatholig mae'n hanfodol bod yr ethos Cristnogol wedi'i ymgorffori yn y cwricwlwm a bod nid yn unig yr hyn rydyn ni'n ei ddysgu, ond y ffordd rydyn ni'n ei ddysgu, yn adlewyrchu dysgeidiaeth Iesu Grist. Ein Ethos Cristnogol Bydd cwricwlwm effeithiol yn ein helpu i gyflawni'r nodau hyn, yn enwedig pan fydd: Yn seiliedig ar gydweithrediad â phrif addysgwyr disgyblion gartref ac o fewn a rhwng ysgolion, y gymuned ac ystod o bartneriaid Yn hyrwyddo dysgu gydol oes o ansawdd uchel Yn cynyddu cyfranogiad ac yn codi cyflawniad, gan greu cyfle a llwyddiant i bawb Yn gynhwysol ac yn gwerthfawrogi ac yn gwobrwyo cyfraniad yr holl blant a phobl ifanc Yn cefnogi adfywio economaidd, agenda Cymru, ac yn cyfrannu at ddarparu cyfleoedd diwylliannol ac ysbrydol ac at wella iechyd, lles ac ansawdd bywyd. Yn adlewyrchu 7 nod allweddol 'Hawl Plant i Weithredu' Hyrwyddo datblygiad ysbrydol, moesol, diwylliannol, meddyliol a chorfforol disgyblion yn yr ysgol a chymdeithas, a; Paratoi disgyblion ar gyfer cyfleoedd, cyfrifoldebau a phrofiadau diweddarach mewn bywyd. Mwynhewch ddysgu gydol oes Mae Santes Ffraid hefyd yn datblygu disgyblion yn gymdeithasol, yn ysbrydol ac yn emosiynol, yn unol â'i ethos Cristnogol. Rydyn ni'n rhoi dysgwyr wrth galon yr hyn rydyn ni'n ei wneud o fewn diwylliant o ddisgwyliad uchel. Mae disgyblion yn ymfalchïo yn eu cyflawniadau a thrwy asesiad effeithiol, maent yn adeiladu'n llwyddiannus ar yr hyn y maent wedi'i ddysgu o'r blaen ac yn galluogi trosglwyddo effeithiol o flwyddyn neu gyfnod allweddol i'r flwyddyn nesaf. Ein nod yw sicrhau datblygiad cynyddol o wybodaeth, sgiliau a dealltwriaeth mewn cydweithrediad ag ysgolion eraill, rhieni / gwarcheidwaid, yr eglwys a'r gymuned. Mae gennym ethos cadarnhaol ac mae'r rhai sy'n ymweld â ni yn cydnabod ein hunaniaeth unigryw a chwricwlwm eang, cytbwys ond arloesol a chyffrous yw'r ffordd fwyaf pwerus yr ydym yn anelu at fynegi ein cymeriad unigryw a chyflawni ein pwrpas proffesiynol craidd. Bydd y cwricwlwm yn ymgorffori ein hegwyddorion 'cariad, ffydd, gwirionedd, parch a rhagoriaeth' ac o'r herwydd, mae'r cwricwlwm yn seiliedig ar anghenion y dysgwr, yr ymgyrch i hyrwyddo ymarfer cynhwysol a threfniadaeth effeithiol ac effeithlon y profiad dysgu, fel bod pawb yn profi 'rhagoriaeth'. Rydym yn diwallu anghenion ein dysgwyr Mae ein Cwricwlwm yn paratoi disgyblion ar gyfer bywyd Bydd y cwricwlwm yn cwrdd â gofynion statudol, gan gynnwys darpariaeth ar gyfer addysg grefyddol ac addoli ar y cyd. Bydd y cwricwlwm yn ymatebol i anghenion newidiol disgyblion a chymdeithas a dylai fod yn destun adolygiad a datblygiad pellach; dylai ystyried arfer arloesol. Bydd sgiliau allweddol yn cael eu hyrwyddo a'u cymhwyso ar draws y cwricwlwm, gan gynnwys: cyfathrebu mewn sawl ffurf, cymhwyso rhif, defnyddio technoleg gwybodaeth, y gallu i weithio gydag eraill, a datrys problemau. Bydd sgiliau meddwl yn cael eu datblygu, i hyrwyddo dychymyg, rhesymu, ymholi a gwerthuso. Bydd dysgu cysylltiedig â gwaith yn rhan o brofiad wedi'i gynllunio i alluogi dealltwriaeth o amrywiaeth a gofynion y gweithle. Bydd y cwricwlwm yn gydlynol, gan gwmpasu'r holl elfennau a phynciau gofynnol mewn ffordd sy'n berthnasol i ddisgyblion. Bydd y cwricwlwm yn hyrwyddo dilyniant a pharhad mewn dysgu ac yn paratoi disgyblion yn effeithiol ar gyfer camau addysg dilynol. Bydd y cwricwlwm yn adlewyrchu ein Pwrpas a'n hegwyddorion Proffesiynol Craidd a bydd yn cefnogi addysgu a dysgu llwyddiannus (gweler y polisi Addysgu a Dysgu) Bydd y cwricwlwm yn hyrwyddo cyflawniad uchel ac yn cael ei drefnu'n ddychmygus i ddarparu profiadau cysylltiedig y mae disgyblion yn eu cydnabod. Bydd cwricwlwm cyfoethog ac amrywiol fel y gall disgyblion gaffael a chymhwyso ystod eang o wybodaeth, dealltwriaeth a sgiliau, gyda chyfle i gyfoethogi gan gynnwys dysgu y tu allan i'r diwrnod ysgol a chymryd rhan mewn chwaraeon a'r celfyddydau. Bydd cyfle i ddatblygu sgiliau corfforol ac i gydnabod pwysigrwydd dilyn ffordd iach o fyw, gan gynnwys addysg perthnasoedd a sylw at ddefnyddio a chamddefnyddio alcohol a chyffuriau. Bydd y cwricwlwm yn annog gwerthfawrogiad o ddyhead a chyflawniad dynol mewn meysydd cymdeithasol, esthetig, gwyddonol a thechnolegol. Byddwn yn hyrwyddo llesiant y disgyblion unigol ac yn darparu ar gyfer diddordebau, tueddfrydau ac anghenion penodol pob disgybl fel y gall pawb gyflawni llwyddiant. Bydd y cwricwlwm yn datblygu mwynhad ac ymrwymiad i ddysgu ac yn galluogi disgyblion i weithio'n annibynnol ac ar y cyd. Bydd y cwricwlwm yn galluogi'r unigolyn i ddatblygu hunanhyder, hunan-barch ac agwedd gadarnhaol. Bydd y disgyblion yn gallu meddwl yn feirniadol ac yn greadigol a gwerthfawrogi creadigrwydd eraill. Bydd disgyblion yn datblygu fel dinasyddion, yn gallu byw mewn cymuned, arfer cyfrifoldeb a herio gwahaniaethu, gyda dealltwriaeth glir o'r ffydd Gristnogol a moesau. Byddwn yn arfogi unigolion i fodloni gofynion y byd sy'n newid yn gyflym y byddant yn byw ac yn gweithio ynddo, yn enwedig o ran yr economi fyd-eang, ehangu technoleg gyfathrebu, a'r angen am ddatblygu cynaliadwy. Bydd y cwricwlwm yn ystyried arddulliau dysgu disgyblion fel eu bod yn cymryd rhan yn eu dysgu. Bydd y cwricwlwm yn gynhwysol ac yn darparu mynediad a chyfle cyfartal i'r holl ddisgyblion fel y gallant ddysgu a chyflawni. Dylai'r cwricwlwm ddarparu'n effeithiol ar gyfer y rheini ag anghenion ychwanegol a / neu rwystrau i ddysgu. Dylid cydnabod a darparu ar gyfer anghenion disgyblion sy'n fwy abl neu sydd ag anrhegion a thalentau penodol fel eu bod yn cael eu herio'n addas. Dylai strwythurau cwricwlaidd, grwpiau dosbarth a staffio'r ysgol sicrhau bod pob disgybl yn cael y cyfleoedd gorau i ddysgu. Byddwn yn gweithio ar y cyd â'n gilydd a chyda'r teulu a'r gymuned. Bydd y cwricwlwm yn hyrwyddo gwybodaeth a dealltwriaeth gref o'r ffydd Babyddol, ei haddysgu, ei harfer a'i thraddodiad. Addysgir credoau a diwylliannau eraill sy'n rhan o gymdeithas fodern gyda dealltwriaeth a sensitifrwydd. Bydd y disgyblion yn datblygu'n bersonol, ac yn gwerthfawrogi eu hunain, teulu, perthnasoedd ehangach ac amrywiaeth cymdeithas. Bydd pob disgybl yn cael cyfle i brofi llwyddiant wrth ddysgu a chyflawni cystal â phosib. Bydd y cwricwlwm a gynlluniwyd yn gosod disgwyliadau uchel ac yn darparu ar gyfer pob disgybl i'w gyflawni; bydd yn cydnabod amrywiaeth y profiad y mae disgyblion yn ei gynnig i'w dysgu. Nid ysgol yn unig yw Santes Ffraid, mae'n etifeddiaeth Yn St Brigid's, rydym wedi ymrwymo i ddarparu profiad cydlynol o ansawdd uchel i'r holl ddisgyblion. Bydd y cwricwlwm cynradd yn cynnwys darpariaeth ar gyfer yr holl feysydd dysgu yn y Cyfnod Sylfaen fel bod y plant ieuengaf yn cael cyfle i ddatblygu meddyliau ymchwilgar, chwilfrydedd a chariad at ddysgu a dealltwriaeth o'u ffydd, a thrwy hynny sicrhau eu bod yn cael y dechrau gorau posibl. Bydd cwricwlwm cynradd cytbwys, wrth sicrhau sylfaen gadarn mewn llythrennedd a rhifedd fel allweddi i fyd ehangach o ddysgu, hefyd yn gwneud dysgu'n fyw, yn real ac yn ystyrlon. Bydd y cwricwlwm uwchradd hefyd yn cwmpasu opsiynau galwedigaethol, a chyfle ar gyfer dysgu llwyddiannus sy'n gysylltiedig â gwaith a menter. Bydd fframwaith cymwysterau unedig ac eang gyda gweithgareddau dysgu amrywiol ar gael i bob person 14-19 oed, yn unol â'r Mesur 14-19. O fewn y fframwaith hwn, ar gyfer pobl ifanc 14-16 oed, bydd Saesneg, Gwyddoniaeth Mathemateg, AG a Chymraeg yn parhau i fod yn orfodol, yn yr un modd â TGCh, er y bydd yn cael ei ddysgu fwyfwy trwy bynciau eraill. Bydd gan bob dysgwr hawl i astudio iaith arall, pwnc dyniaethau, pwnc celfyddydol a dylunio a thechnoleg. Bydd pob un yn parhau i gael ei ddysgu dinasyddiaeth, addysg rhyw, addysg gorfforol ac addysg gyrfaoedd, ond gan ddefnyddio'r potensial ar gyfer cyflwyno trawsgwricwlwm. Bydd disgyblion yn derbyn arweiniad amserol sydd wedi'i integreiddio'n dda i wneud dewisiadau gwybodus a pherthnasol. Mae'r weledigaeth ar gyfer Santes Ffraid yn un o ddyhead uchel ac ysbrydoliaeth ysbeidiol, ond bydd hefyd yn hyrwyddo mwynhad o ddysgu, o fewn diwylliant cynhwysol, lle mae pob dysgwr yn cael cyfle i gyflawni ei orau

COLLECTIVE WORSHIP Collective worship within St Brigid's is valued by all pupils and members of staff. Talking the time to reflect and celebrate helps children build social skills and strategies needed in future life. These services occur daily for all pupils in a variety of settings. Pupils have whole school, departmental and class assemblies. ​ This time is used to reflect on the moral teachings of The Bible, reflect on current events of significance to the pupils and support leaners with personal, social and emotional situations. Leaners also take part in group singing, celebration and awards assemblies. All pupils also attend our school chapel weekly, for prayer and reflection with our chaplaincy team. They have the opportunity to take part in rosary each day. Pupils are expected to reflect and pray each morning, lunch and end of the school day within their lessons. ​ Watch some significant services below. Service Videos OUR PRAYERS Our Father Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth, as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us; and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen Hail Mary Hail Mary, Full of Grace, The Lord is with thee. Blessed art thou among women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners now, and at the hour of our death. Amen Morning Prayer Father in Heaven, you love me, You’re with me night and day. I want to love you always In all I do and say. I’ll try to please you, Father. Bless me through the day. Amen. Evening Prayer God our Father, I come to say Thank you for your love today. Thank you for my family, And all the friends you give to me. Guard me in the dark of night, And in the morning send your light. Amen. Section Title Glory Be Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit. As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen The Memorare Remember, O most gracious Virgin Mary, that never was it known that anyone who fled to thy protection, implored thy help, or sought thine intercession was left unaided. Inspired by this confidence, I fly unto thee, O Virgin of virgins, my mother; to thee do I come, before thee I stand, sinful and sorrowful. ​ O Mother of the Word Incarnate, despise not my petitions, but in thy mercy hear and answer me. Amen. Prayer to St. Michael the Archangel Guardian Angel Section Title Angel of God, my guardian dear, To whom God's love commits me here, Ever this day, be at my side, To light and guard, Rule and guide. Amen Hail, Holy Queen Hail, holy Queen, mother of Mercy. Hail, our life, our sweetness and our hope. To thee do we cry, poor banished children of Eve; to thee do we send up our sighs, mourning and weeping, in this vale of tears. Turn then, most gracious advocate, thine eyes of mercy toward us; and after this our exile, show unto us the blessed fruit of thy womb, Jesus. O clement, O loving, O sweet virgin Mary. Pray for us O Holy Mother of God, That we may be made worthy of the promises of Christ. Fatima Prayer Section Title O my Jesus, forgive us our sins, And save us from the fires of hell. Lead all souls to heaven, especially those in most need of thy mercy. Amen Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in this day of battle. Be our defence against the wickedness and snares of the Devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray, and do thou, O Prince of the heavenly hosts, by the power of God, thrust into hell Satan, and all the evil spirits, who wander through the world for the ruin of souls. Amen

ST BRIGID'S SIXTH FORM Ages 16- 19 At St. Brigid’s we aim to provide a supportive and exciting sixth form experience, which gives students the opportunity to pursue academic interests whilst being guided by a team of excellent specialist teachers. Our school’s friendly and positive ethos enables young people to grow into adulthood with confidence and whilst cementing friendships. ​ The Sixth Form at St. Brigid’s is a time for students to develop a broader awareness and understanding of the world around them and how they play a part in shaping it. As a school with a strong faith tradition and ethos, we hold the concept of service in high regard and are deeply committed to helping our students to become compassionate and resilient leaders; we believe that young people have the potential to bring about positive change both within the local and global community. Our sixth formers are role models for the rest of the school and a particularly rewarding aspect of this is interacting with the younger pupils, further developing St. Brigid’s strong sense of community. LEARNING Small teaching groups mean students learn to listen and present their ideas with thought and coherence, preparing them for university learning. Teachers also have flexibility to personalise learning, whilst nurturing students’ individual interests within an atmosphere of support and challenge. ​ We enjoy an academic tradition, with our students regularly accessing high calibre universities such as Oxford and Cambridge and the institutions within the highly competitive Russell Group. Alongside this, we also have a strong culture of creativity and enquiry, as well as a track-record of developing students as independent learners and as leaders. Many of our students go on to pursue careers in the creative arts and attend highly regarded courses, more recently at The Central School of Speech and Drama and The Arts Educational School, London, for example. All students are valued at St. Brigid’s and we are proud of all of our students fostering an atmosphere where everyone is valued for their individual strengths and talents. This is celebrated at the end of every year with our annual Prizegiving ceremonies. ​ As part of the Denbigh Consortium, we work closely with our neighbours, Denbigh High School in particular, as well as Coleg Llandrillo and Coleg Llysfasi. This is an extremely positive aspect of our sixth form experience as it enables students to access a broader curriculum offer as well as to make new friends. Our students enjoy the opportunity to take a subject at another centre and this is an ideal step towards preparing for Higher Education. 6th Form Consortium Guide Options A TYPICAL DAY A Typical Day: The school day starts at 8.50am with registration. Registration period is used for assemblies on some days, which might be spiritual form time or whole school assemblies. Clubs and activities take place at lunch time and CCF is after school. ​ Here is an example of a timetable for a 6th form student. Time Activity 8:50 - 9:15 Registration 9:15 - 9:45 Travel Time/ Self Study 9:45 - 11:20 Lesson 1 8:50 - 9:15 Registration 11:20 -11:35 Break/Travel Time 11:35 - 12:35 Lesson 2 12:35 - 1:20 Lunch/Travel Time 1:20 - 2:20 Lesson 4 2:20 - 3:20 Lesson 5 3:20 End of Day To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. ALL THE EXTRAS At St. Brigid’s, we have our own Combined Cadet Force on site, which allows students in the senior school to access a range of experiences and to gain additional, worthwhile qualifications from climbing and canoeing to marksmanship and flying. Our sixth form students regularly get to demonstrate leadership and initiative through their CCF experiences, whilst also developing significant team-working skills. The Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme is also run by our dedicated staff and this enables students to show their commitment to volunteering and lifelong learning, through acquisition of new skills, as well as determination and resilience when completing their expeditions. Please visit Careers Wales for more information about future pathways. ​ Students are also encouraged to develop important life skills and contribute to the school community through running clubs for our younger learners, ranging from Drama Club to sports clubs. Our prefect team has a prominent presence in the school on a day-to-day basis and the students also organise social events such as the Winter Ball and also the Leavers’ Ball at the end of the academic year. ​ I am very proud to introduce you to the sixth form at St. Brigid’s School. Please look at our prospectus for further information and do not hesitate to contact me should you wish to discuss anything or to arrange a visit. ​ Helen Parry-Hughes, BA (Hons), PGCE, MA Head of 6th Form APPLY Applications for September 2023 from students in at St Brigid’s School or Denbigh High School will be made via the students’ current school. For any prospective candidates wishing to apply from other schools, they should do so through the school that hosts the majority of their preferred option subjects above (i.e. If two of the three chosen options from columns A to D are taught at St. Brigid’s School, the application should be made through St. Brigid’s School and vice versa.) All initial applications or declarations of interest must be submitted for initial planning by the end of Friday 24th March 2023. ** Level 3 Public Services Double Award - This Subject must be chosen in both columns A and B. Coleg Cambria Llysfasi - A Small number of full-time land based qualifications are available as part of the consortium. Please contact Coleg Llysfasi directly for details. ​ All candidates must choose 3 options from columns A to D, with the core-studies (Skills Challenge Certificate) representing the fourth AS level subject. Candidates wishing to study four options would only be able to do so if they achieved exceptional GCSE grades and with the agreement of the Senior Leadership Team. This is in the interest of student wellbeing and due to the significant workload this would present. Under normal circumstances candidates must attain a B grade at GCSE in the subject that they wish to study in the 6th form. In the case of subjects that may not have a preceding GCSE or Level 2 qualification (e.g. Psychology), candidates would be expected to have attained a B grade in GCSE English and a C grade in GCSE Mathematics. Options Application Form