Cricket is a growing sport within the College Academy Programme. It is
proving to be popular in terms of Indoor Cricket (winter) and then 20/20
competitive cricket in the Summer period.
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Sutton Coldfield College Cricket Academy
No Level - Recreational
Sutton Coldfield College Cricket Academy
Players currently play club cricket across a number of clubs in the
Birmingham area with several players selected for County Cricket activities. All student athletes on the Cricket Academy will enrol on a Programme of
Study which is aligned to their Qualifications on Entry. Student Athletes will
have allocated hours of Cricket Specific Training and Match play combined
with Tutorial, Purposeful Work Experience, Maths* or English* (Subject to QoE)
alongside their selected Academic Pathway. Academic Pathway Options: For more information on your desired course please contact the Netball Head
Coach*
Location
Entry
Fees
When
Sutton Coldfield College
02-09-2024
£0.00*
TBC
* Courses are free for 16-18s. Students aged 19 or over could be charged fees and is subject to a fee assessment. Learners on benefits in the majority of cases courses are also free. Fee assessments are completed at enrolment.
Course Length: 35 Weeks
To study on the Sutton Coldfield Cricket Academy Education Programme, students are required to gain GCSE’s at the required entry level for their chosen course of study. Students who do not achieve Maths or English will be required to retake whilst on the Programme. Students who do not have the required GCSE/Level 2 results for a Level 3 Study Programme will be able to study at Level 1 or 2 and still be part of the netball programme.
Delivery will be at Sutton Coldfield College. Training will be on an allocated timetable slot with matches played on a Wednesday afternoon. The Programme of study utilises the use of 2 sports halls and a gym on site for the practical elements of the programme and in the main buildings of the College has the IT and Specialist Fitness, Massage and Classroom Resources for many of the taught units.
Assessment on the programme of study will depend upon the academic course chosen. It will be varied but may include portfolios, case studies, projects, reports, exams, presentations and written presentation.