Sixth Form Application Process
Year 11 Application Process | Useful Information | Courses to Study in the Sixth Form
Opportunities in the Sixth Form
Thursday 10th January 2013 at 7.00pm. All are welcome.
Year 11 Application Process
Please click here to read details about the application process for pupils in Year 11.
Those students who are considering submitting a sixth form application and are currently following an accelerated curriculum should read the Accelerated Curriculum information.
Year 12 Next Steps
Please click here to see the Year 12 Next Steps Presentation delivered by Mr Bailey, Head of Sixth Form.
Message from the Headteacher
I am very pleased that you are considering Sir Joseph Williamson’s Mathematical School for your SixthForm education. Embarking on Sixth Form study is to begin an exciting but demanding journey.In order to succeed in an increasingly complex and competitive world, young people will needacademic qualifications of the highest order alongside the attributes of resilience, resourcefulness and flexibility. Here at the Math School, through a combination of academic rigour and a wide range of extra-curricular opportunities, we hope to ignite in our students a lifelong passion for learning, so thatthey leave school confident of their future direction. Dr G Holden
Message from the Head of Sixth Form
To become a member of the Sixth Form is to take a very important step. You will be expected to workhard and to understand the nature of the responsibilities which you, as a senior student, have towards the whole school community. You will be expected to set a good example by way of appearance, dress, behaviour and attitude to younger pupils. You will be regarded as a young adult and there will be greater freedom than you experienced in Years 7 to 11. If being adult means accepting responsibility for one’s own actions and taking responsibility for
the welfare of others, then there is enormous scope for both boys and girls to grow into this role in the
Sixth Form at Sir Joseph Williamson’s Mathematical School. If you are committed to further study and if you wish to make a positive contribution to the school, to maintain its standards and traditions, I shall be delighted to consider an application from you. Mr K Bailey