Year 10 & Year 11 study
The Year 10 and Year 11 curriculum is focused and responsive based on the needs of our employers and the subjects of Engineering and Computer Science that we specialise in.
When you join UTC Reading in Year 10, you be able to choose an Engineering or IT specialist technical qualification to study alongside the core subjects of English, Maths and Science, and one GCSE option subject from Business, Art and Design or Computer Science.
Within your timetable you will also have sessions for Personal and Professional Development (PPD) which includes PSHE, Religious Education, Career and Futures and Relationships and Sex Education.
You will also take part in sport lessons, and finally an array of training and development opportunities that take place every Thursday afternoon to help enhance your skills and knowledge.
CORE SUBJECTS
(ALL MANDATORY)

GCSE Mathematics

GCSE English

GCSE Science
SPECIALIST TECHNICAL SUBJECTS
(CHOOSE 1)
ADDITIONAL

Personal and Professional Development (PPD)

Relationships and Sex Education

Training and Development

Sport

Careers
APPLY FOR
Year 10
APPLY FOR
Year 12

Georgina Craven
Executive Director of SEND (SENCo)
Georgina is an experienced SEND leader with over thirteen years specializing in supporting neurodiverse learners and leading SEND provision. Beginning her career as an LSA, she progressed through roles including Senior LSA, Teacher of Biology, Director of SEND, and now Executive Director of SEND. A qualified teacher with a Marine Zoology degree from Newcastle University, Georgina also holds a Master’s in SEND, specialising in SEMH and Autism, alongside the National Award for SEN Coordination and accreditation as an Access Arrangements Assessor. She has contributed to SEND practice at both school and local authority level, including sitting on EHCP panels and leading school‑wide implementation of SEND technology systems. As a Therapeutic Thinking trainer, she champions inclusive, neuroaffirming practice rooted in the social model of disability and strongly believes in celebrating the strengths that neurodiversity brings to education and the wider world.



















