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Nov 23
We saw the launch of the Young Enterprise Company Programme, a group of Year 13 students have signed up to this fantastic programme, giving them a taste of the business world and gaining some valuable skills along the way. The students will be forming their own company, appoint a board of directors, develop an idea …
Nov 23
Sixth Formers had the opportunity to take part in a virtual talk with Danny Lopez. Danny has held many important positions in his career, including being the youngest ever British Consul-General to New York for 5 years, working alongside Boris Johnson when he was Mayor of London as CEO of London & Partners, and more …
Nov 16
Our multi-award winning Sixth Form is more popular than ever and spaces for next year are already filling up fast! If you’d like to join us next year, don’t forget to check out our Virtual Open Evening page before submitting your application to us as soon as possible. Don’t miss out as we could help set you on the …
Nov 16
Work continues apace at the brand-new wing of The Sixth Form. This historic Southmoor House is being transformed into a cutting-edge venue for students to enjoy. Contractors have now finished most of the rewiring and structural work and have moved to installing more of the fittings and fixtures. We are hoping to see more big changes on the run-up to Christmas, so watch …
Nov 16
Year 12 have enjoyed sessions with Newcastle and Sunderland University in their personal development time this week – thinking about summer schools and student life at university. While it might seem a way off for many there is an anticipation about the place as students begin to consider where they might like to go after …
Nov 16
There is now a new Opportunities page on The Sixth Form website where all advertised careers, universities, volunteering or other valuable opportunities are posted! Students can make their way over to our website before signing up to those that they want to get involved in. Even in the midst of the current pandemic there are still so …
