Brentwood School is delighted that six students have received offers from Oxford or Cambridge Universities and another five are waiting to hear the results of interviews with Ivy League Schools in the United States.

“Be equipped, be inspired, be Tomorrow’s Women. In this year’s highly anticipated conference, we will be hearing from local women in our communities on how they rise above the challenges they might face and lead us all to a better future. The conference will feature women from all walks of life and fields of work, inspiring girls of the future to be the women they were always meant to be, without compromise.”

Leighton Park has been listed as one of the country’s top performing schools for Sixth Form education for the third year running, according to data released by the Department for Education (DfE) on 24th January.

Burgess Hill Girls is celebrating another year of outstanding results in the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ). Now an integral part of the Sixth Form ‘BOLD Programme’ – a consolidated curriculum covering both academic and non-academic pursuits – all students take the EPQ in Year 12 alongside their A levels. From this year’s cohort, 95% received either an A or an A*, with over 60% of students achieving an A*.

Zoë Spilberg, Principal of Greene’s Tutorial College in Oxford, on preparing students to succeed in life.

Bill O’Brien-Blake, Head of Sixth Form at Burgess Hill Girls, explains a programme to prepare students for future demands.