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Year 10 Electives Essential Digital Literacy Skills Innovate, Organise, Excel In this elective, you'll learn to use office applications effectively, saving time and enabling professional and academic work. You'll also have the opportunity to gain a globally recognised professional qualification (ICDL) recognised by employers worldwide. Take this if: You would like to develop your personal organisational strategies. You would like to obtain a professional qualification. Film Studies Analyse, Critique, Share Film has been the major art form of the 20th and 21st centuries. Over time, it has been shaped and crafted to create new meanings and experiences, which in turn have influenced and been influenced by the world around us. In this elective, we will explore the different micro elements of film and read how aspects of film form construct our cinematic experience. Later on in the course, we will explore different readings of film in relation to genre, gender and representation, which will culminate in students analysing a film of their choice. Take this if: You have a keen interest in studying a range of films from different eras and perspectives. You want to hone your critical thinking skills. You want to develop your reasoning skills and evaluating skills. You are prepared to discuss and share your ideas with your peers. French Beginner (DELF A1) Learn, Converse, Communicate French Intermediate (DELF A2-B1) Challenge, Communicate, Grow This intermediate French course is designed for students who want to continue their language learning journey while pursuing IGCSE/A Level options. You have the option to take the DELF exam at the Alliance Française for an externally assessed qualification (Level A2-B1). Foreign language study offers numerous skills that contribute to personal and professional growth, with long-term benefits for your future. Take this if: You would like to develops your analytical and communication skills. You are keen to continue learning French alongside your other subject choices. Only for students with a minimum of 2 years prior experience studying French. Gym Fitness Build, Advance, Stretch If you're looking to grow your biceps, get a six-pack, build your glutes, or improve your physical and mental health, this elective is perfect for you. Whether you are beginner or advanced in the gym, we welcome everyone. By joining this elective, you'll have access to a wide range of equipment to keep your workouts fresh and exciting. Working out in a gym surrounded by motivated individuals can help you stay on track. Plus, having a dedicated place to exercise is more appealing than working out in a park or at home. Remember, when you feel tired, just imagine how amazing you'll feel once you reach your goal. Take this if: You would like to develop your fitness in a fun environment. This is the perfect opportunity for beginners to learn French and explore French-speaking culture (no experience required!). You can also opt to take the DELF exam at the Alliance Française for an externally assessed qualification (level A1). Foreign language study offers valuable personal and professional growth, providing you with skills that can benefit you throughout your life. Take this if: You would like to develop your analytical and communication skills. You enjoy a new challenge and like to speak to people in different languages!
Year 10 Electives Harkness Debating Debate, Collaborate, Articulate Put simply, Harkness debates involve a small group of students and a teacher sitting around a table and discussing an issue. Crucially, you lead the discussion with minimal input from the teacher. The aim of the Harkness style of debate is to give you ownership of the discussion and to enable you to develop a wide range of interpersonal skills through reflection and review. You will learn how to become a skilled and eloquent orator, a researcher, a collaborator, and a leader. The debates will focus on a shared stimulus; be it a chapter from a book, an article, a podcast or video clip. Take this if: You would like to develop the skills and confidence to become a good public speaker. You want to develop leadership skills that facilitate strong outcomes from the team of students you are working with. Health & Fitness Move, Learn, Grow This elective will allow you to maintain your health and fitness and develop practices and habits that will be important for the rest of your life. Consider well-being and health holistically and develop your knowledge of how to maintain a healthy lifestyle when living independently. Finally, develop an understanding of fitness trends and alternaitve methods of training. All of which will help you get in shape, ready for your summer beach holiday. Take this if: You want to develop your health, fitness and understanding of what it takes to lead a healthy lifestyle. Malay IGCSE Preparation Engage, Prepare, Achieve This elective is specifically for Malaysian nationals who have not yet sat the IGCSE Malay exam and would like to take this in KS4, without using one of their IGCSE options. Malay Language & Culture Connect, Communicate, Learn In this elective, students have the opportunity to learn about Malay language and culture without the pressure of an IGCSE exam. Lessons will cover everyday Malay language and elements of culture. Take this if: You are Malaysian or non-Malaysian and you would like to to learn more about Malay language and culture. You are a Malaysian national looking for a non-exam route for your Malay studies. Mandarin as Foreign Language IGCSE 0547 (SHORT COURSE) Challenge, Learn, Achieve In this elective, students will continue to work on their knowledge and key skills needed for the IGCSE 0547 Mandarin as a foreign language qualification. Take this if: You would like to continue learning Mandarin as a foreign language and obtain a recognised qualification. Only for students who have been studying Mandarin from Year 7 to 9 and wish to take the exam in the future. Mandarin Beginner (HSK1) Challenge, Experience, Converse The HSK test is China's official proficiency test for non-native Chinese speakers. It sets the global standard for proficiency levels, ranging from beginner to advanced. HSK I corresponds to the A1 level of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEF). Passing HSK I indicates the ability to understand and use simple Chinese phrases for basic communication needs. Take this if: You would like to learn simple Chinese phrases to support communication. You are interested in obtaining a recognised qualification. Take this if: You are a Malaysian national and have not already taken the IGCSE Malay exam. You would like to sit the IGCSE Malay in Year 10 or Year 11.
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