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Six Dimensions Reports are available in the Curriculum and Ofsted Resources section of the member's area.

Six Dimensions Reports

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SFCA Publications	Date
Key Facts 2021	Sep 2021	Download
Occasional Paper 9: Virtual recruitment	Mar 2021	Download
SFCA Annual Report 2020	Dec 2020	Download
Comparing 2020 results in sixth form colleges to the historical average	Aug 2020	Download
Summer 2020 Results Survey Report	Aug 2020	Download
SFCA Priorities 2020: Covid Update	Jun 2020	Download
APPG Sixth Form Education Budget Submission	Feb 2020	Download
Occasional Paper 1: Governance codes	Jun 2019	Download
Occasional Paper 3: Copyright	Jun 2019	Download
Occasional Paper 4: Equality in the workplace	Jun 2019	Download
Occasional Paper 5: Data	Jun 2019	Download
Raise the Rate: Funding Impact Survey	Mar 2019	Download
Understanding the funding shortfall in sixth form education	Oct 2018	Download
Education Committee Funding Inquiry	May 2018	Download
Tuition time in upper secondary education 2016	Oct 2016	Download
From the margins to the mainstream: Sixth form academisation 2015	Oct 2015	Download
SFCA Election Manifesto 2019	Nov 2019	Download
SFCA Priorities 2020	Jan 2020	Download
Your Association 2020 - 2021	Sep 2020	Download
Raise the Rate Funding Impact Survey March 2019	Mar 2019	Download
SFCA Spending Review Submission 2020	Oct 2020	Download
Occasional Paper 2: Core maths and AMSP	Jun 2019	Download
SFCA Mental Health in Colleges Evidence Review	Feb 2021	Download

Sixth Form Colleges Association

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@SFCA_Info - September 20

Blog 6 has returned for another academic year - thanks so much to Dennis for his piece on what a 'third way' on 2022 grading might look like. https://t.co/TXeEnE8RXS https://t.co/GlqTKG70e9

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UVAC - September 20

@SFCA_info We are equally pleased to be joining the campaign. Removal of funding for Applied Generals will undermine the activities of many universities to support social mobility and widen participation and in turn negatively impact on the Government’s #LevellingUp agenda.

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UVAC - September 20

We're happy to support #ProtectStudentChoice capaign. We fully support T Levels. The removal of funding for Applied Generals (AGQs) will not support their successful rollout. AGQs have supported large numbers of learners access #highered & a proven record in widening access.

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@SFCA_Info - September 20

We are thrilled to have @UVAC1 on board the #protectstudentchoice campaign! There are now 17 organisations from across the education sector backing the BTEC in this crucial fight. Find out more at https://t.co/ewh9upZVos

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@SFCA_Info - September 20

Great article from Hassana @theCIOB in @FEWeek on the steps made for BAME inclusion in construction via the new T level - but also the need to #ProtectStudentChoice so that progress isn't rolled back and diverse routes into the profession remain. https://t.co/kQnL31OFKC

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National Education Union - September 20

Removing BTECs will leave many students without a viable pathway after their GCSEs, particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds. Protect student choice: do not withdraw funding for BTEC qualifications. Sign the petition TODAY.👇 https://t.co/JzDRJwdxQw

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FE Week - September 19

'With young people making decisions about their futures now, this prolonged ambiguity around BTECs is not good enough.' @shanechowen, editor @FEWeek, looks at the issues around T Levels now facing @nadhimzahawi https://t.co/yPeD76nrml

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Shane Chowen - September 19

In my @FEWeek editorial this week, @nadhimzahawi’s appointment as Education Secretary and why we’re backing #ProtectStudentChoice https://t.co/cp58cDOVuV

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ASCL - September 19

Removing BTECs will leave many students without a viable pathway after their GCSEs - #ProtectStudentChoice and help ensure AGQs continue to play a major role in the future qualifications landscape. ℹ Petition and campaign resources at https://t.co/aJWBOgCB8R @SFCA_info https://t.co/Z1wYOEgJyl

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Barney 😷😷😷 - September 17

The is an appalling strategy, please sign. If you are unsure why, please DM me and will gladly explain the consequences. @nadhimzahawi @educationgovuk @secretHT1 @FAKEHEADTEACHER @AWMurrison #edutwitter #teacher5oclockclub @ https://t.co/VrCfCcSvjj

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Joseph Chamberlain College - September 17

Today our Applied Science department have run the annual @JeansforGenes charity fundraiser. Including live DNA extractions, wearing lots of denim & bake sale. #jeansforgenes #science #BTEC #ProtectStudentChoice #bakesale #DNAextraction #JCSFC https://t.co/MxJg3kPXgr

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Gila Falaki-Tabrizi - September 17

Brilliant to see @FEWeek on board #ProtectStudentChoice #SaveBTECs https://t.co/KJS7sazM1Z

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HNC Official - September 17

🦄 🎤Join our Performing Arts students for a magical mystical adventure! Recently our BTEC students have brought their skills and knowledge to life with their very own wonderful production which we'd like to invite you to: https://t.co/LYL5DEd0jS #ProtectStudentChoice

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Xaverian College - September 17

BTECs offer a great progression route post-16 with 10% of students accepted into university with only BTEC qualifications and a further 7.2% have a combination of BTECs and A-levels (2018 UCAS data) help us #ProtectStudentChoice and sign the petition: https://t.co/ccOfWB7Wvu

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FE Week - September 17

Education leaders, students & unions are unusually unified behind the #ProtectStudentChoice campaign. FE Week proudly supports the campaign. CC: @nadhimzahawi @michelledonelan @alexburghart Editorial 👉 https://t.co/aNsKguWeWu Campaign info 👉https://t.co/u759AVMrrb https://t.co/qpO2KZgCBL

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Michael Jaffrain - September 17

Removing BTECs will reduce the number of viable pathway for students after their GCSEs #ProtectStudentChoice & help ensure AGQs continue to play a key role in the future qualifications landscape. Please sign the petition at https://t.co/RiKuOiISSS @SFCA_info @loretocollege

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@SFCA_Info - September 17

We are delighted that @FEWeek is backing the #ProtectStudentChoice campaign. Excellent editorial from @shanechowen in today's edition urging readers to sign the campaign petition. We hope @nadhimzahawi was reading! https://t.co/DHKKvs62h4

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@SFCA_Info - September 16

Very pleased today to welcome @Linking_London to the #protectstudentchoice campaign. BTEC qualifications play a key role in social mobility in the capital by facilitating entry to the world-class universities who are part of Linking London. Learn more at https://t.co/dmQmofOLoS.

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EmmaYoung@GodalmingCollege - September 16

@nadhimzahawi lots of talk about ‘levelling up’ but urgent action needed to achieve this. @educationgovuk must #protectstudentchoice by retaining BTECs and #raisetherate to properly fund post 16 education. @SFCA_info

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@SFCA_Info - September 15

Many congratulations and a warm welcome to @nadhimzahawi as SoS for @educationgovuk. Two immediate priorities for 6th form education: #ProtectStudentChoice - reverse plan to scrap BTECs and #RaisetheRate of funding in next month's CSR. https://t.co/oLJ6cFEbAe

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