Welcome to Sixth Form
Life in the Sixth Form at Lingfield College offers an exciting bridge between school and university or a career path. It marks a clear transition for our students to a level of education that provides greater freedoms accompanied by more responsibility.
Our purpose-built Sixth Form Centre is a warm and motivating environment for students to study, meet and socialise. With access to specialist teaching rooms for careers education, a 150-seat lecture theatre, the Atrium Café and dedicated study rooms, students can explore and assert their independence within a vibrant and familiar community atmosphere.
Building on the strong foundations established at GCSE, the Sixth Form offers a broad and varied curriculum. Students feel the benefit of small classes and individual support and tuition that prepare them for university and beyond. In addition, our enrichment programme provides extensive opportunities for personal development through fieldwork, trips and a variety of educational and co-curricular activities. Students can participate in The Duke of Edinburgh Award, drama, sports and music, Extended Project Qualifications (EPQ) and other leadership opportunities.
Students leave our Sixth Form with a defined pathway, they are well-rounded, confident and with a sense of purpose, ready to discover the world beyond Lingfield.
The Sixth Form teachers have been so supportive, I wouldn't have achieved my grades without them. The guidance from the careers advisor and UCAS teams aided me every step of the way.
A day in the life at Lingfield Sixth Form
- 7.30am
Breakfast - Every day in the Dining Hall there is a wide selection of breakfast foods including hot food, pastries, cereals, fruit and smoothies.
- 8.30am
On Mondays and Fridays students have extended form time for PSHE, assemblies and further activities. Some students take this time to mentor younger individuals, giving support and guidance.
- 8.40am
Lessons 1 and 2 start – Students normally take 3 subjects, but we also offer 4 subjects if you want a challenge… Some A Level subjects include Economics, Photography, Psychology and Lingfield also offers BTECs like Media, Business and PE.
- 10.30am
Break – The Atrium café offers a selection of hot or cold snacks. The Common Room has recently been redesigned and now includes table football, polish seating areas and a new television with a games console.
- 10.50am
Study time - Students have 8 study periods a week. All students take a 6-week course with our Careers Advisor learning how to write a CV, preparing for job interviews and to find out about options for their future.
- 12.40pm
Lunch – Sixth Form students have a separate Dining area with a wide range of meal options including vegan and vegetarian options. During the extended lunch break, students can also take part in clubs, sports, lesson clinics, music and more.
- 2.00pm
Lessons - Students usually have 6 lessons a day for their A Level and BTEC subjects. Some students also take EPQ (Extended Project Qualification) which is undertaken during study periods. Sixth Form also has an allocated day for sports.
- 3.50pm
After school – There is an array of after-school clubs for students to take part in along with additional study support groups for further academic studies. School buses are available, and many students opt to take the train which is only a 10-minute walk from the school grounds.
Meet the Staff
Our staff are enthusiastic and caring professionals, passionate about their subjects and dedicated to getting the very best out of every pupil. Hear from some of them below.
At Lingfield College we look to develop students' digital skills to help develop them as independent lifelong learners, ready for either university or apprenticeship routes at some of the most prestigious institutions.
Stefan Hagan - Business & Economics Teacher , Director of Digital Learning
Featured Events
- Year 13 Students Celebrate Exceptional EPQ Results
Students in Year 13 have been celebrating their Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) results, with 85% achieving A*-B grades. This outstanding performance reflects their dedication to in-depth research and critical thinking, skills that complement their A Level studies and prepare them for higher ed...
- New Kiln Brings Ceramics to the Curriculum, Expanding Creative Opportunities
We’re thrilled to introduce our brand-new kiln, which will integrate ceramics into our curriculum and open up exciting creative possibilities for our students alongside other 3D art forms. Lingfield Head of Art, Mrs Lewis, welcomed the new kiln: "This is really going to boost o...
- Exclusive Insight Event in London: The Future of AI in Finance
Oldlingfieldians is delighted to invite alumni and parents from Lingfield College and Notre Dame to a unique event exploring the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Finance. Hosted at the Rise, by Barclays forum in Shoreditch, London, this evening promises an exciting opportunity to delve in...