The Sixth Form

Our Sixth Form pupils are diverse, globally minded individuals who are both creative and highly ambitious.

Interests are nurtured, and characters and self-confidence are developed, as our young people prepare for their future, both in terms of the right path for them and the skills that they need to thrive. They will have fun, they will make friends for life, they will develop as global citizens and they will leave ready to embrace the exciting challenges of their adult world.

Sixth Form Experience Guide Sixth Form curriculum guide

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Sixth Form Academic Programme

We offer a broad, ambitious, exciting and accessible academic curriculum, consisting of both A Levels and BTEC courses. Our range of subjects and courses allow all pupils to flourish, whatever their individual journeys may be. A Levels provide a more traditional academic programme, with external examinations taking place at the end of the two-year course. While BTEC courses involve more group work, vocational expertise and…

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Sixth Form Pastoral Care

At Framlingham College, pastoral care lies at the very heart of all we do, ensuring that each and every child feels happy, safe and secure as we help them to navigate their way through adolescence and into adulthood. There are many layers of support in place for every boy and girl. Pastoral care is about forging a strong understanding of each individual through close relationships…

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Sixth Form Co-Curricular

Our holistic approach to education means that the activities, sports and events that take place beyond the classroom, are just as influential as the ones inside. Sixth Form pupils have the opportunity to get involved in a vast range of co-curricular activities. Our superb sports programme, the Combined Cadet Force, the Duke of Edinburgh’s award scheme, Drama, Music, fund-raising and voluntary work all allow our…

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Our Houses

We have 7 houses in total. There are four houses for boys (Garrett, Kerrison, Stradbroke and Rendlesham) and three for girls (Moreau, Pembroke and Victoria).