Induction
Students that have been accepted onto a Consortium course MUST attend an induction session at their host centre. This is when you will be officially enrolled onto your Consortium course. Induction sessions will be held at each centre on the same date: Friday 10th Sept 2010 at 9am. You should NOT attend the induction session if you have NOT yet been accepted on to a Consortium course.
Click here for a map showing the location of all centres, or go to your host centre's page for a more detailed map. Some centres have more than one site/building - see table below for the site you need to go to.
*Take with you a passport-sized photograph in case you need it for a security pass*
What happens at the induction session?
At the induction session you should:
- Arrive promptly at the main reception of the appropriate site/building and say you have come for the 6f induction, giving the relevant contact name from the table below
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- Get your name signed off on the induction session register
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- Be enrolled onto the host centre's system and be given your ID card/pass if applicable
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- Be given a map/plan of the school/college; including how to get from one site to another if there are more than one
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- Be given your timetable of Consortium lessons and timings of host school day, plus term dates
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- Meet the host centre's Head of 6th Form and find out where their office is
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- Find out your subject teacher's name and classroom location
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- Know exactly when and where your first lesson is!
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- Be shown where and how to sign in and how the attendance monitoring procedure works
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- Find out what will happen if you arrive late to a lesson
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- Find out how you will be informed of cancelled lessons, room changes etc.
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- Have a tour of the library, computer rooms, common room etc.
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- Find out where the fire exits and toilets are
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- Find out about the library system works (there may be forms to complete and a deposit to pay)
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- Find out about IT access (there may be forms to complete and a deposit to pay)
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- Find out about exam procedures and where exam information is posted
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- Find out how the progress monitoring and reporting procedure works
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- Find out how the Cause for Concern procedure works
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- Be told about any fees you might have to pay e.g. for re-sits or deposits for books at some centres
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- Find out about rules at the host centre which may be different from your home centre, and sign a student contract if applicable
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- Meet other Consortium students
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Contact details for Heads of 6th Form:
| Centre |
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Head of 6th Form |
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Telephone no. |
| Pimlico Academy |
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Ms J Iles |
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020 7828 0881 x218 |
| Quintin Kynaston School |
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Ms M Grant |
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020 7722 8141 |
| St Augustine's School |
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Ms S Nicholls |
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020 7328 3434 x239 |
| St Marylebone School (Blandford St. site) |
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Mr D Anson |
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020 7486 9096 |
| The Grey Coat Hospital (Upper School, Regency St.) |
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Ms E Stevenson |
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020 7969 1965 |
| Westminster Academy |
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Mr O Wells |
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020 7121 0617 |
| Westminster City School |
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Mr A Thompson |
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020 7641 8760 |
| City of Westminster College (Maida Vale site, Elgin Ave) |
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Mr M Batchelor |
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020 7258 2847 |
| Westminster Kingsway College (Kings Cross site, Gray's Inn Road.) |
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Ms R Kirwan |
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020 7306 5716 |
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