Our Sixth Form Representatives have a pivotal role in shaping the Sixth Form experience and its culture.

These leaders meet regularly with our Head of Sixth Form to communicate student voice, giving feedback on ideas and proposed changes; whilst they also have a responsibility for student events such as the year 13 leavers dinner and supporting the organisation of house competitions.

Meet our Sixth Form Representatives

Richard is studying History, English and Science and plans to study Nursing at University following Sixth Form.

“I wanted to become a representative to share my opinion on improvements I think could be made within Sixth Form and also act as a voice for my peers. We speak to the Head of Sixth Form regularly to give feedback and present these ideas. This role will show to prospective Universities that I’ve developed strong leadership and communication skills; it has also taught me the importance of empathy, responsibility, and resilience — qualities I aim to bring to university life.”

“Taking part in a Camp International expedition earlier this year was a transformative experience that helped me develop many of the skills I now apply in my role as a Sixth Form representative. Living and working in a team taught me resilience, adaptability, and the importance of clear communication. I learned to listen actively, support others, and take initiative; qualities that are essential when representing my peers and working with staff to improve our school. I’m really enjoying taking on this leadership role and being a voice for Sixth Form students.”

Grace is studying Chemistry, Physics, Maths and Art, and plans to study Pharmacy at University following her A level studies.

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