Sixth Form 

Open Evening

November 7th 2024 

Times: 5.30p.m til 7.30p.m 

Welcome!

As a school we aim to ensure that all students gain the help, support and guidance they need before, during and even after their stay with us. One element of this process is to make you aware of the subject choices available Post-16 within the school’s Sixth Form.

 

The Post-16 Options Process represents an important stage in your future. Decisions that are made now will not only determine what you will study during the next few years but may affect what you can study at university and have an impact upon your future career options. Your decisions therefore need careful research and careful consideration. The school will offer what guidance and support we can, but your option choices are ultimately yours to make. If you have a particular career or degree course in mind you should take steps to investigate what subjects are required or recommended and use this to help formulate a decision.

 

Open Evening – Thursday 07 November 2024 5.30pm – 7.30pm

 

This evening is designed to provide you with:

In order to make the evening more personal and manageable we have arranged two separate

presentation sessions:

 

Session 1 at 5.30pm: for Tutor Groups To be confirmed

 

Session 2 at 6.10pm:  for Tutor Groups To be confirmed

 

If you are unable to make the time above please come to the other session. Students from other schools can join in either session.

 


Below is a presentation from the Headteacher and Head of Sixth Form with a number of other videos showing various aspects of the school. 

Details on how to apply, courses available and wider aspects of the Sixth Form can be found using the links to the left.

If you have not had an opportunity to visit the school before and you would like to have a tour then you are able to book one via the email below. 

If you have any queries then please email sixthform@belperschool.co.uk

We look forward to showing you more about all the great work we do at Belper School.

Best wishes and stay safe!

Nick Goforth

Headteacher