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Curriculum - Independent day school for boys aged 10 - 18, situated in South Croydon. Includes details of fees, scholarships and bursaries.
Calendar & Term Dates - Independent day school for boys aged 10 - 18, situated in South Croydon. Includes details of fees, scholarships and bursaries.
Curriculum - Independent day school for boys aged 10 - 18, situated in South Croydon. Includes details of fees, scholarships and bursaries.
JUNIOR YEARS CURRICULUM (AGE 10 – 12) The Junior Years Curriculum is designed to ensure that as soon as a child arrives at Whitgift, they are exposed to innovative learning opportunities, that will prepare them for the ever-changing world that lies ahead. The focus on Global Citizenship, Digital Literacy and Independent Research projects
- Entry Requirements
- Similarly,Post-Gcse.Students
- Sixth Form Facilities
- Co-Curricular Activities
- Student Leadership
- Sixth Form Committee
- General Studies and Enrichment Programme
- Careers and Higher Education
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- Community Service
The great majority of students enter the Sixth Form directly from the Fifth Form, a tribute to the atmosphere and spirit within the school. We also welcome students from other schools both in the surrounding area and from further afield. Every effort is made to ensure that any new entrant to Whitgift quickly becomes part of the school community and...
are expected to maintain these high academic standards throughout the Sixth Form. Strong university applications require a good academic performance in the Lower Sixth year. We recommend that applications for entry into the Sixth Form by external candidates are made early in the final GCSE year. All prospective Sixth Formers will sit two examinatio...
The Sixth Form Centre is a purpose built, modern space with invaluable neighbouring facilities, including the Raeburn Library, a Quiet Study Area and a newly-refurbished café. The Library is staffed permanently and students have specific private study periods on their timetables to encourage organisation and study skills. The contemporary, bright a...
All students are attached to the Senior School House system. There are House competitions and events covering a wide range of sporting, cultural and artistic activities. In addition to House activities, students can involve themselves in many sports including rugby, football, hockey, cricket, athletics, badminton, climbing, crosscountry running, ro...
Our Sixth Formers are important role models to their younger peers. There are plenty of opportunities for them to take on a leadership role soon after the beginning of the Michaelmas Term – involvement in Community Service projects or running our House drama competition with Lower School pupils, for example. A busy Student Leadership Team headed by...
The Sixth Form Committee meets once a halfterm, with different pupils representing their form groups on each occasion. Its responsibilities include representing the views of the Sixth Form to members of staff, initiating and organising social activities, and fostering links with the world outside Whitgift.
General Studies is an extensive enrichment programme taken by both Upper and Lower Sixth Form A Level students. The course offers a mix of academic enrichment, vocational and skills-based workshops, as well as general life skills presentations aimed at fulfilling Whitgift’s aim of giving the best all-round education. The programme includes workshop...
Sixth Formers are provided with all the resources necessary to assist with career and Higher Education decisions. Career advice and support can be obtained through the Careers Team. The Head of Higher Education and Assistants meet with all students to discuss personal aspirations and the available routes forward. Careers events are spread throughou...
Trinity Term sees the beginning of the university Open Day season and students are encouraged to make individual visits. We also ask students to discuss gap years with us as early planning is recommended. Old Whitgiftians are invited back to speak to current students about their experiences, we commence preparation for university admissions tests a...
Sixth Form students will be offered a range of opportunities to participate in our community programmes, and it is expected that all will do so in some capacity, as we strongly believe that part of their educational experience should be to actively ‘give back’. These programmes include opportunities which take place in curriculum time (e.g. helping...
School Buses. We are currently running twelve daily buses serving the areas of Reigate, Riverhead, Epsom, Thames Ditton, New Malden, Wimbledon & Southfields, Putney, Wandsworth, Clapham Common, Dulwich, Crawley, Chelsfield. Please click here for details of the routes and prices.
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Whitgift is a highly selective day and boarding all-boys school for around 1,500 student, with the choice of IB, A Levels and BTECs at Sixth Form, a large bursary programme, and a broad curriculum that focuses on developing independent thinking.
