Sixth Form

Support to move on

Tutor groups in the Sixth Form are subject based rather than House based to provide our pupils with guidance in their chosen areas of study and to ensure that they are well supported as they make the next important decisions in their lives.

Wellbeing remains a critical part of your child’s education in the Sixth Form. Form tutors will lead weekly Wellbeing sessions for the form group in the Lower Sixth, with the Upper Sixth additionally attending weekly lectures from a wide range of speakers. These sessions continue to discuss issues and challenges your child may face, building on their experiences and developing their resilience for the world beyond school.

Sixth Form is a chance for our students to take on some of the support roles for the lower years. Our Prefects not only help run the School but also provide support and assistance to staff and pupils. Our dedicated Year 6-7 transition Prefects work closely with our incoming Year 7 pupils to help them make friends and feel settled in the school.

A number of our Sixth-formers also volunteer to go over to the Infant school to read with our youngest children. Peer mentoring is yet another opportunity for our Sixth Form pupils to get involved and develop their leadership skills. A team of our Sixth-formers will receive training in how to provide a friendly advice service that is readily accessible through a drop-in centre, e-mail or secure post system in the Library.

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Sixth Form

Support to move on