Hannah Snell from St Anne’s College, Oxford, visited our Year 12 students , to talk about applying to competitive universities and how to get a head start in getting involved with super-curricular activities. Students learned about the collegiate system, Oxford’s world class seminar-style teaching, and we’re introduced to bursaries available to contribute towards their studies.
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Aug 20
Sixth Form Open Evening 2021
Putting our students at the heart of everything we do… We are again looking forward to inviting Year 11 students from across the city to join us for our Open Evening 2021! We are thrilled to now be able to have you join us in person once again to experience our wonderful Sixth Form and …
Aug 10
A Level Results Day 2021
This year’s cohort have faced challenges like no other group before them – we are immensely proud of each and every one of them and of the team of staff who supported them during this time. Despite the pandemic, the lockdowns, the isolation, our Year 13 students have gone above and beyond and achieved some …
Jun 01
Goodbye Year 13
Last week we said a very fond farewell to Year 13 students with a special goodbye party. Though their time at Sixth Form may have been unusual due to the global pandemic, we hope to have supported them through this difficult time and on to the next step in their learning journeys. As always, we forge long-lasting …
Jun 01
The Last Match
Before Year 13 students departed last week, there was time for one last grudge match between the Year 12 and 13 boys’ football teams. There was honour and pride at stake as Year 12 have defeated their senior chohort on their last two meetings. This time though, Year 13 took home the glory on their …
Jun 01
Out with a Bang
Mrs Stewart’s and Mrs Doherty’s Year 13 geography class finished their year together with some volcanic celebrations in the sun having studied the process that forms volcanoes closely this year as part of their A-Level course. We will be sad to see this group leave us but trust that they’ll be studying many, real life …