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Student Bulletin 25 Nov 2024
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Progression from year 12 to year 13
What will happen at the end of your first year at Woodhouse?
Students at Woodhouse College no longer take AS levels. However, there will be internal end of year exams in the summer term in each A level subject.
We assume that the vast majority of students will progress into the second year. However, we reserve the right to refuse entry to the second year where the student's attendance or behaviour is poor, or where the student's academic progress is so limited that we do not have confidence in their ability to pass the A level course.
Academic support and progress policy 2023 - 2024 - (Pdf)
A level courses
What can I study?
Progression from year 12 to year 13
Woodhouse Plus