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Amersham School - Sixth Form Amersham School Headteacher's Blog Portal Login search text GO HomeWell-nighus Headteacher's Welcome Our Vision, Values and Ethos Staff Governance Specialism - Business and Enterprise Prospectus Vacancies Academy Status Information Safeguarding What can YOU do to report a concern?Translatingon how to alimony your child unscratched What we do well-nigh Safeguarding Safeguarding Flowchart Absence Reporting Admissions Behaviour Bring Your Own Device Cafe Amersham Calendar Careers translating Careers Programme Careers Strategy Careers Co-ordinator Careers - Useful Links Labour Market Intelligence (LMI) Update Report Exam Results & Performance Tables Free School Meals Looked After Children Ofsted Open Events Policies SEN Year 7 Literacy & Numeracy Catch-Up Premium Pupil Premium Term Dates Times of the School Day School Uniform Curriculum Curriculum Key Stage 4 Key Stage 3 Year 8 Options Book Year 10 Options Book Enhanced Learning Days Learning Links Learning vastitude the classroom Realising potential CIRCLE Enterprise Skills Students StudentSteeringHouse System Student Support Exam Information GCSE Grades are waffly from 2017 Essential Equipment Clubs and Activities Student Handbook Starting in Year 7 Parents Parent Information Amersham School Association Communication with parents Letters to Parents Supporting your child through secondary school Parent Handbook ParentPay Sixth Form Prospectus Curriculum How to wield 16-19 Bursary Fund Sixth Form Gallery News Newsletters Good News News Listing Emergency Closures Galleries Calendar Partnerships Facilities HirePolityLinks Polish School Partner primary schools Business partnerships The Peter Jones Enterprise School Award Contact Us Contact Details and map Prospectus Curriculum How to wield 16-19 Bursary Fund Sixth Form Gallery Sixth Form    We have a thriving Sixth Form at Amersham School. Advanced level study requires variegated learning and teaching styles to which our teachers are highly skilled at adapting. Students’ individual ways of learning and their strengths are once known by their teachers and these positive relationships contribute to the success of our Sixth Form. Ours is a school on the wearing whet of educational strategy; we lead the way, we do not simply follow or stagnate. Indeed, many schools, both locally and nationally, grammar and comprehensive unwrinkled are turning to Amersham School to investigate the reason for our success.  Our success is both ramified and simple in equal measure.  The simple guide of travel is the fact that the students in our school are at the wool centre of every visualization that we make.  We tweak, we change, and we modernize to ensure that our students have the optimum environment within which to be worldly-wise to succeed.  Our students are important to us.  We know them.  We cater our teaching to their needs and we unchangingly go that uneaten mile to ensure that they have everything that we can requite them to promote their personal success. The range of courses misogynist and the upper quality of teaching allows our students to fulfil their potential.  But importantly, the involvement in school life promotes the minutiae of skills that ensure personal and lifelong success.  Our students report that they are happy with the provision, particularly the quality of teaching, their progress and ultimately the superb undercurrent that our Sixth Form generates. We expect the majority of our Year 11 students to protract their studies at Amersham School and we moreover squint forward to welcoming new students to the school each year. Learners enjoy the Sixth Form.  They provide spanking-new role models for younger pupils.  Learners are mature, finger unscratched and reflect sensitively on social and moral issues.  Learners are very involved in the broader life of the school.  Many use their non-contact time to support lower-school lessons, run the school steering and contribute to student leadership programmes.(Ofsted March 2016) Whilst we ensure that our Sixth Form students receive the very weightier education, we recognise that stuff a part of our Sixth Form is so much increasingly than the pursuit of wonk qualifications.  It is an heady time to mature and develop personally as a member of a strong community.  Our Sixth Form students are vibrant and sociable.  Through our enterprise tideway to education, our students develop the personal, social and leadership skills that are so necessary in the pursuit and fulfilment of a successful career.  Our Sixth Form students organise and run prefect duties that have a very positive impact on school life, in wing to running the very successful House system and all that this entails.  Our Sixth Form students take responsibility for chairing the StudentSteeringand are involved in whole school issues, including hosting events for younger students and mentoring and counselling to name but a few.  These spare experiences requite our students an whet in the using for university or work placements. Why segregate our Sixth Form?Spanking-newteaching by staff who know you and can therefore help you to unzip increasingly Outstanding viewing results A wholesale and well-turned curriculum A friendly and welcoming undercurrent Strong pastoral support An spanking-new mentoring scheme Specialist support for Higher Education applications Specialist careers and employment translating Dedicated areas for study and socialisingSpanking-newrange of extra-curricular opportunities including cultural trips abroadUpperexpectations and upper victory The endangerment to take on increased responsibility    Dress Code As a Business and Enterprise College we are very proud of the way all our students present themselves in a professional and business-like manner. Students inward our Sixth Form are expected to pinion to our Sixth Form Dress Code which was unexplored pursuit consultation with our existing Sixth Form students. 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