Summer Work

Please complete the relevant homework for your chosen subjects over the summer to get you off to the best possible start when your studies begin in September. You can download and print the homework from the list below. This homework should be handed in during your first lesson for each subject. If there is no homework for your chosen subject(s) then you will not be required to complete summer work for that subject, unless you have already been given work by the subject lecturer. Good luck!

Weymouth College Sixth Form – Homework Policy

AS Subjects

AS Art, Craft and Design – to complete this work you will also need this PowerPoint

AS Biology

AS Chemistry

AS English Language – To complete this work you will also need this article

AS English Literature

AS Film Studies

AS Geography

AS Government & Politics

AS History

AS Law

AS Maths Edexcel

AS Media Studies

AS Physics

AS Psychology

AS Sport and Exercise

AS Sociology

A2 Subjects

A2 Biology – To complete this work you will also need this article

A2 Combined Art

A2 English Language

A2 English Literature

A2 Film Studies

A2 History

A2 Law

A2 Mathematics

A2 Media Studies

A2 Physics

A2 Psychology

A2 Sociology

EPQ

GCSE Subjects

GCSE English Language

GCSE Maths

Health & Social Care (Levels 2 & 3)

Child Care (Levels 1, 2 & 3)

Hair and Beauty Progression Assignment

Professional Cookery Tasks

Grading Criteria Task A

Grading Criteria Task D

Example of a Comparison PowerPoint

Music & Music Technology

Music

While there is no formal summer project, Music and Music Technology students are encouraged to use the break to immerse themselves in live music experiences – whether by attending gigs, concerts, club nights or festivals.

Watching high-quality recordings on platforms like YouTube is also highly recommended, particularly those that highlight concert performances, DJ sets or production work. Use this time to develop your practical skills -whether that’s through instrumental or vocal practice, refining your DJ techniques or experimenting with music production in your DAW of choice.

Take advantage of any opportunities to perform live, collaborate with others, or attend local workshops, studio sessions or music/music technology events to broaden your creative and technical understanding.

Performing Arts

There is no specific summer project but students should use their break to see as much live performance as possible and view some high quality recorded (previously live) performances on channels such as Sky Arts or YouTube. You should take the opportunity to develop your own performance skills through any independent practice and also take any opportunities to perform or access workshops or classes that become available in your area

Motor Vehicle

Engineering Level 2

Engineering Level 3

Travel & Tourism Summer Project

Routes Into

Brickwork

Carpentry

Plumbing

Sport – Extended Project

Public Services

Students who have applied for Computing courses will be contacted individually and set preparatory work which is relevant for them. Please get in contact if you have any questions.

Media

BTEC Applied Science – Biology

BTEC Applied Science – Chemistry

BTEC Applied Science – Physics

Electrical