Sixth Form

Students are nurtured, both academically and socially, and have the choice of a range of courses from traditional A Level subjects, through to BTEC qualifications. We actively encourage and promote activity outside of the classroom with our Enrichment Programme, volunteering, music, drama, art and sports offerings. Students spend the two years with us learning, not just through their subjects, but through leadership opportunities, a focused PSHCE programme and challenges that push themselves outside of their comfort zone. 

As well as the ongoing 1-2-1 support and mentoring when it comes to personal statements and UCAS applicatins,  we also offer the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ). An EPQ is a research-based project, on a topic of the student's choosing, that parallels to half an A Level. Many universities lower the grade requirement for courses based on a student’s EPQ. For example, if a university originally required AAB grades for entry, they might reduce this to ABB or BBB for a student who has successfully completed an EPQ, recognising the additional skills and effort involved in the qualification. This is because the EPQ demonstrates important academic skills such as research, time management, and independent study, which are invaluable at university level.
Wherever students wish to go and whatever path they wish to take, we always provide guided support and help that propels them as they venture into life after school.