I don't know which Sixth form to go to!

Ok, so I start sixth form this coming September and I still can't decide where i want to go and could really benefit from some advice.

School A is close to home, allows me to pick all the subjects i want to do while still being around some people i know from high school (quite frankly i'm terrified about meeting new people but i know it's inevitable.) The school gets good results but not as amazing as school B.

School B would require extra travelling and starting entirely from scratch, i don't know anybody there and they only do the very traditional subjects however the results people achieve are outstanding and they really help you get work experience and other opportunities.

I think it's important that i mention that regardless of where i go i'm going to work super hard. I think the idea of starting in a totally new place with completely new people is scary and also the thought of having to travel more for the second school. My high school does not have a sixth form.

Please tell me what you would do in this position!

School A as you can still do what you want to in a more comfortable environment. Have you been on an induction day for both?

Go with school A. It sounds like you want to go to school A but are too hung up on statistics. Hard work will almost always cancel out a worse school.

I've been to the induction day for school B and it was terrifying, things got better as the day progressed but i'm wondering if i'm more likely to succeed in a environment where i feel more at home, i still have a month to decide but everyone around me has made a decision and i'm panicking!

Considering you are willing to work hard regardless and you see yourself successful in both I think it will be better at A as it the transition would be that much easier because you know your way around the school and the system.
Don't worry about it, I'm in the same boat. (Don't even know what subjects to do yet).

When it comes to sixth form it doesn't actually matter because the only thing that will will influence your grades is yourself because no mater what everyone takes the same exam at the end of the year.

Therefore you will have a much better time at 'School A'.

Very true! Although the statistics at school B are impressive, i think much of my hesitation comes down to not knowing anybody there. I found the people a little intimidating. My only thought is will i regret it eventually when i know school B presents great opportunities for their students.

I think you could be right! I had cousins who went to School B and ended up with really good grades and i'm not sure if that may be swaying me. I'm not fully decided on my subjects either, it's hard because i don't know what i want to do career wise yet, i'm just feeling a lot of pressure to make these big decisions.

Tubes cost a hell of a lot of money so if you can save as a well as go to a decent sixth form (which in this case is school A) then do so.

I live in the middle of no where, a bus is the most common form of transport to both schools

You need to work for yourself and not for the school, the school B just happens to have a lot of hardworking pupils that managed to put it up in the league tables and whatnot. From the sounds of it you like school A and it's nice to be in an environment where you feel comfortable

Ok, so I start sixth form this coming September and I still can't decide where i want to go and could really benefit from some advice.

School A is close to home, allows me to pick all the subjects i want to do while still being around some people i know from high school (quite frankly i'm terrified about meeting new people but i know it's inevitable.) The school gets good results but not as amazing as school B.

School B would require extra travelling and starting entirely from scratch, i don't know anybody there and they only do the very traditional subjects however the results people achieve are outstanding and they really help you get work experience and other opportunities.

I think it's important that i mention that regardless of where i go i'm going to work super hard. I think the idea of starting in a totally new place with completely new people is scary and also the thought of having to travel more for the second school. My high school does not have a sixth form.

Please tell me what you would do in this position!

You need to work for yourself and not for the school, the school B just happens to have a lot of hardworking pupils that managed to put it up in the league tables and whatnot. From the sounds of it you like school A and it's nice to be in an environment where you feel comfortable

this is not true the school I went previously was and because the teachers were bad and the school I go to now is one of the best in the uk because the teachers are better not because of the pupils. Teachers make the school stand out because they are the ones who motivate you to push yourself and work harder.