1.
You have enrichment activities on a Wednesday in yr 1 until the December holiday, and then it might continue depending on what it is eg. DofE and sports teams will continue. You can join clubs after that though, like Ecologi club, Law club etc.
2.
It varies a lot. Lots of people are aiming for As and A*s, but they might not get them at the beginning of the year, or even in yr 1 at all. Obviously, the average is a C, and plenty of people get less than that regularly, but it's a learning curve, and most people improve.
3.
No.
4.
It varies again. Some of the teachers are really good, and others, less so. I don't have any that are terrible, and I think most of them are alright, tbh. They only teach A level content as well, so they're probably better than teachers at sixth forms that are attached to secondary schools.
5.
Yes, very.
6.
I don't really know as I don't take politics, but I think there are about 18 students in a politics class. Idk to be honest.
7.
Yeah, I think so. There's a lot of opportunities to learn about application process and hear from specific unis etc.
1.
You have enrichment activities on a Wednesday in yr 1 until the December holiday, and then it might continue depending on what it is eg. DofE and sports teams will continue. You can join clubs after that though, like Ecologi club, Law club etc.
2.
It varies a lot. Lots of people are aiming for As and A*s, but they might not get them at the beginning of the year, or even in yr 1 at all. Obviously, the average is a C, and plenty of people get less than that regularly, but it's a learning curve, and most people improve.
3.
No.
4.
It varies again. Some of the teachers are really good, and others, less so. I don't have any that are terrible, and I think most of them are alright, tbh. They only teach A level content as well, so they're probably better than teachers at sixth forms that are attached to secondary schools.
5.
Yes, very.
6.
I don't really know as I don't take politics, but I think there are about 18 students in a politics class. Idk to be honest.
7.
Yeah, I think so. There's a lot of opportunities to learn about application process and hear from specific unis etc.
1.
You have enrichment activities on a Wednesday in yr 1 until the December holiday, and then it might continue depending on what it is eg. DofE and sports teams will continue. You can join clubs after that though, like Ecologi club, Law club etc.
2.
It varies a lot. Lots of people are aiming for As and A*s, but they might not get them at the beginning of the year, or even in yr 1 at all. Obviously, the average is a C, and plenty of people get less than that regularly, but it's a learning curve, and most people improve.
3.
No.
4.
It varies again. Some of the teachers are really good, and others, less so. I don't have any that are terrible, and I think most of them are alright, tbh. They only teach A level content as well, so they're probably better than teachers at sixth forms that are attached to secondary schools.
5.
Yes, very.
6.
I don't really know as I don't take politics, but I think there are about 18 students in a politics class. Idk to be honest.
7.
Yeah, I think so. There's a lot of opportunities to learn about the application process and hear from specific unis etc.
1.
You have enrichment activities on a Wednesday in yr 1 until the December holiday, and then it might continue depending on what it is eg. DofE and sports teams will continue. You can join clubs after that though, like Ecologi club, Law club etc.
2.
It varies a lot. Lots of people are aiming for As and A*s, but they might not get them at the beginning of the year, or even in yr 1 at all. Obviously, the average is a C, and plenty of people get less than that regularly, but it's a learning curve, and most people improve.
3.
No.
4.
It varies again. Some of the teachers are really good, and others, less so. I don't have any that are terrible, and I think most of them are alright, tbh. They only teach A level content as well, so they're probably better than teachers at sixth forms that are attached to secondary schools.
5.
Yes, very.
6.
I don't really know as I don't take politics, but I think there are about 18 students in a politics class. Idk to be honest.
7.
Yeah, I think so. There's a lot of opportunities to learn about the application process and hear from specific unis etc.
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