Sixth Form
What type of Sixth Form do you want to be part of?
- Large enough for:
diversity, opportunity, community, motivation, stimulus, creativity, discussion, flexible subject combinations, leadership positions, opportunities to work with younger pupils - Small enough for:
small tutor groups, pastoral care, personal attention, a community, small class sizes and friendship
We offer
- A fully co-educational experience. The Sixth Form consists of 240 pupils, including 90 girls across the two year groups.
- A whole school experience where Sixth Formers are actively involved in leading and guiding pupils of all ages.
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Pastoral Team (2007 - 2008)
- Head of Sixth Form: Mr Daniel Cross
- Deputy Head of Sixth Form: Dr Daniel Connelly
- Head of Girls: Mrs Gail Hague
- Assistant Head of Girls: Mrs Barbara Martin
- Director of Qualifications and Progression: Mr Jonathan Green
- Oxford Admissions: Mr Richard Morgan
- Cambridge Admissions: Mr Michael Goodson
- Medical, Dentistry and Veterinary Admissions: Dr Chris Anderson
- 16 Tutors, each tutor oversees a group of 15 pupils from the Upper and Lower Sixth Form.
Aim
We aim to offer pupils a productive, happy and memorable experience in the Sixth Form. As a Perse pupil you will be given the opportunity to excel across the curriculum achieving academic success and enjoying a rich and varied enrichment and extra-curricular programme. Our extensive pastoral team will work closely with pupils to develop their ability and encourage them to explore new challenges in the Sixth Form.
Pastoral Care
Each member of the Sixth Form is allocated to a Tutor Group and the tutor will monitor the academic progress and the general welfare of his or her tutees. Pupils will enjoy tutorial periods every week to discuss their progress and take part in group discussions on a range of pastoral and social issues. The tutor groups are made up of members of the Lower and Upper Sixth Form and they will stay with the same tutor for their two years.
Facilities, Challenges and Excellence
The Perse School prides itself on offering an outstanding selection of Enrichment and extra-curricular activities for pupils to enjoy. The pupils are encouraged to participate in a wide range of musical, sporting and dramatical activities in addition to taking part in the Enrichment Programme which offers opportunities to contribute to: the Combined Cadet Force, Addenbrooke's Hospital, charity work, community art, environmental projects, magazine publishing, organic gardening, teaching, sports coaching, archaeology, cooking, drama, film studies, German, law preparation, music, Portuguese and woodwork.

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Curriculum and Results
A Level and Pre U offer you a flexible or specialised approach towards your studies. We will offer every opportunity to allow you to study the subject combinations of your choice. Many pupils study three sciences and maths, arts subjects and languages or a mixture of the two. The curriculum is designed to allow you to focus on your strengths. Every year 25% of the Upper Sixth Form are offered places to study at Oxford and Cambridge Universities, 10% will study Medicine and the remaining 65% will be offered places at first class universities.
Scholarships and Bursaries
Details of Academic, General, Art, Music, Harvey Awards and Bursaries are in the prospectus, which is available from the school office.
Also see : Bursaries and Scholarships
Key Dates
Sixth Form Open Evening: Monday 3rd November 2008, 7.00pm to 9.00pm
Sixth Form Scholarship Tests: Saturday 24th November 2007
Also see: The Sixth Form Prospectus
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