Health and Social Care gives students an understanding of how people grow and develop, the factors that affect health and wellbeing, and the services that support individuals throughout life. Lessons use real-life scenarios and case studies to help students apply their knowledge and build confidence in analyzing and evaluating different situations. Alongside subject knowledge, students develop key skills such as communication, teamwork, problem-solving and independent thinking. These skills prepare students for external assessment, further study and future careers in health, social care and related sectors.
There is no KS3 Health and Social Care. Pupils may choose this BTEC as part of your KS4 curriculum.
Pupils will conplete a BTEC which is the equivalent of a GCSE. You are assessed through exams and coursework.