Welcome
At Redhill Sixth Form our core purpose is to enable our students to fulfil their academic potential. Whilst we emphasise the importance of academic achievement, we also strive to support students in becoming independent, responsible members of their community.
We provide extensive enrichment and co-curricular opportunities and a dedicated programme focused on personal, social and emotional development. Our Destinations programme provides ongoing support for students in preparation for adulthood, whether this be in employment, seeking an apprenticeship or applying for University.
We are proud to serve our local community by offering a wide range of courses across the Redhill Campus and at our Oakwood Campus. We work closely as a Trust to challenge students who aspire to apply for competitive courses at university through our Spires Programme, working closely with Oxford and Cambridge universities. The Redhill Trust Medical Society also provides year-long support in preparation for applications to study medicine, veterinary science and other medical related degrees.
At both campuses, we support students to achieve their best and to help them realise their goals – in whatever field this may be. High expectations combined with the dedicated support of specialist tutors, teachers and careers advisers ensure that
students, whatever their individual needs, can develop self-confidence, fulfil their potential and realise their aspirations.
If you would like any further information, help or advice about the Sixth Form or the study programmes we offer, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Charlotte barlow
Head of Sixth Form
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About Us
Students past and present describe Redhill Hall Sixth Form as a supportive and friendly place to study. Alumni Giulia Toffoli explained,
It goes without saying that Redhill Sixth Form is a truly close-knit community. The student body is inclusive, welcoming and proud to support each other and represent the sixth form
We welcome students from our own school and other local secondary schools, creating a vibrant and inclusive student body whose diversity and cultures are celebrated.
Students are supported through daily tutor time, which focusses on careers and higher education guidance, life skills, wellbeing and enrichment. Our experienced Sixth Form team and tutors provide strong academic and pastoral support throughout students’ time with us.
All students participate in enrichment activities every Wednesday afternoon, and we are proud to offer a range of qualification-based enrichment as well as volunteering opportunities within our local community. Students are also invited to participate in sport, music or develop skills for post-18 life, such as cooking.
Events include university visits, apprenticeship tasters, work experience, as well as social events such as Y12 Vs. Y13 football, open mic nights and cinema afternoons.
One unique aspect of Redhill Sixth Form is that we have a split campus. Whilst A Levels are taught at Redhill Academy, we have our Oakwood Campus and its own unique building from which our Level 3 courses are run.
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The School Day
Tutor time: This is a chance for students to receive pastoral support with the transition into post-18 study as well as support preparing for life post-18. We deliver mentoring, PSHE and careers guidance as part of our bespoke daily sessions. Our Stellar Programme, designed to support students to embrace opportunities, is also organised through tutor time.
Lessons: Students must attend all lessons for each subject they study. Enrichment is also timetabled as part of the school week.
Study Periods: The number of non-contact study periods a student has depends on the number of A Level subjects taken. All students must study a minimum of three. Non-contact time can be spent in one of our study centres, a free classroom or the LRC. In agreement with parents and sixth form, students can arrive late or leave early to study from home if they do not have a timetabled lesson.
Lunch: A fantastic choice of food is served at break and lunch via the school canteen, with payment taken via our ParentPay. Students are also welcome to go off site at break and lunch and use local amenities nearby.
| 8.48 - 9.48 | Lesson 1 |
| 9.48 - 10.48 | Lesson 2 |
| 10.48 - 11.08 | Break |
| 11.08 - 12.08 | Lesson 3 |
| 12.08 - 12.30 | Tutor time |
| 12.30 - 1.10 | Lunch |
| 1.10 - 2.10 | Lesson 4 |
| 2.10 - 3.10 | Lesson 8 |
| 3.10 - 4.10 | Lesson 8 |
A MESSAGE FROM OUR HEAD PUPILS
Our Sixth Form community provides all the support students may need to achieve their goals and strive for more. We have a positive environment, filled with encouragement from teachers and peers, that helps students endeavour to attain the best results academically and personally.
We aim to ensure that this community continues to succeed and that all students feel that their voices are heard. We strive to create a memorable and productive Sixth Form experience for all our students.
It is important to us that we encourage not only academic participation but also social participation. This may be through challenges, fundraising activities and sharing opinions via student voice forums. We are so grateful to have the opportunity to represent this inclusive and welcoming community.