Enrichment
Students are expected to spend at least an hour a week on an activity that ‘enriches’ their curriculum. This is an important aspect of a well-rounded education, helping to develop the skills needed for university, apprenticeships and employment. As well as helping students maintain a balance between study and leisure time.
In School
- Sixth Form Leader
- Subject Ambassador
- Library Ambassador
- Student Council
- Charity/ fundraising
- Peer mentoring
- Reading mentoring
- SEN Student mentoring
- Year 7 Student mentoring
- Recycling Ambassador
- Sports coaching
- Eaton X
- Unifrog
Community
• Voluntary work – we do encourage Sixth Formers to engage in volunteering work with any organisation that they may be connected with.
• Volunteering in local primary schools.
• Arranging your own work experience, particularly if this is relevant to your chosen area of future study or employment.
Sport/Leisure
• Playing for school teams, helping to coach teams in lower year groups or local primary schools.
• Playing competitive sport outside of school through local clubs or at District or County level.
• Lifeguarding/refereeing.
Projects
Sixth Form students are involved in running whole school projects such as one for World Mental Health Awareness 2023 Feeling Good Week 2021.
