Whether you wish to go to university post Sixth Form, join an apprenticeship or work full time, we will ensure that you receive help and advice through your tutor, Careers Manager and the wider Sixth form team.
There is a careers drop in session every Tuesday at 8.45am in the Careers & Destinations area of the 6th form, where any 6th form student can access support with looking at all of their options, decision making and applications. This includes booking a 1:1 careers interview.
We hold a higher education evening in June for those interested in university and all students receive full support through the UCAS process.
For those interested in working and/or apprenticeships, we hold a workshop during the Autumn term, to which former students are invited to discuss their experiences.
All students have access to Unifrog, which helps students find university and careers pathways.
We often receive details of potential roles, university open days and apprenticeships and these are shared directly with students via email and advertised in the Sixth Form centre.
Recent Student Destinations
Matthew Adolphe - A*A*BB – University College London (European Social & Political Studies)
Edward Massey – AAAB – Gap Year
Evie Lee – A*AA – University of Bath (Biomedical Science)
Lilah Cranham – A*AA – University of Bournemouth (Criminology with Psychology)
Will Scott - AAA - Employment
Esme Woodford – AAA – University of Edinburgh (Psychology & Philosophy)
Phoebe Sutton – A*AB – University of Bath (Biology)
Artemis Parker – A*BC – University of Winchester (History & Politics)
Daisy Whitfield – A*BC – University of Sussex (Maths)
Zuzia Dyminska A*CD – Gap Year
Jess Vincent – AAB
Tilly Feltham – AAC – Gap Year (travelling)
Luke Hare – ABBB – University of Sussex (Chemistry)
Amy Simpson – ABBC – Gap Year (working abroad)
Zac Burke – ABB – University of Reading (Real Estate)
Huw Howell – ABB – University (in Canada) (Humanities)
Spike Knight – ABB – Apprenticeship (JP Morgan)
Laura Sambells – ABB - University of London, SOAS (Philosophy, Politics & Economics)
Grace Taylor – ABB - Gap Year
Amelia Thynne – ABB – University of Exeter (Modern Languages)
Jonathan Lewry – Triple Distinction* - Employment
Bethany Aggas – Triple Distinction* - Apprenticeship
Rhiannon Hobby – Triple Distinction* - University of Southampton (Midwifery)
Sophie Streamer – Triple Distinction* - University of Bournemouth (Children’s Nursing)
Rufus King - Triple Distinction* - King’s College London (Sports Medicine Science)
Jessica Allen - Distinction* Distinction AB – The Brighton Academy (Musical Theatre)
Jack Motton – Distinction* Distinction C – University of John Moores, Liverpool (Football Science)
Jessica Selby - Distinction* Distinction – Solent University (Creative Media Production)
Naomi Sherwood – AABB – Biochemistry at University of Bath
Ashton Nials-Mendoza – AAB – Physics with Astronomy at University of Southampton
Tilly Parsons – AAB – Law at Open University
Jake Lagden – ABB – Business at University of Bath
Issy Richards – AAB – Product Design at Bangor University
Lily Roberts – AAB
Matt Conde – ABB – Finance: Investment Banking at University of Exeter
Gracie Robson – AAB – Law at University of Exeter
Omer Samer – AA – Politics and International Relations at SOAS University of London
Emily Harrington – Triple Distinction* - Degree Apprenticeship in Nursing at Bournemouth University/Dorchester Hospital
Isobel Hobson - Triple Distinction*
Useful Links
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