Choosing sixth form

In your opinion, Cardinal Newman Catholic School sixth form and Luton Sixth Form College, which is better

Reply 1

If your looking in terms of academics, might I suggest you looking at each respective previous scores i.e. what their A-Level score are like, it might give some insight on which to go to.

Reply 2

beautifulworld

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if you plan to attend university, i would see which school offers better preparation

Reply 3

codyvarga

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Original post by Kaeto4

In your opinion, Cardinal Newman Catholic School sixth form and Luton Sixth Form College, which is better

Which did u decide on? I csnt decide(I applied for both)

Reply 4

Kaeto4

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Original post by codyvarga

Which did u decide on? I csnt decide(I applied for both)

I later chose Cardinal Newman Catholic School and it's been alright so far. I like it cause it's smaller (less than 150 students) and it's obviously easier to handle such a number. So far the experience has been great, you get hard copy textbooks which you'd return at the end of your course(for people like me who prefer physical textbooks to the online version 👀)

Just a sprikle of slightly strict rules here and there but it's alright. You feel supported, you could ask questions at any time, it's a nice place to be😊

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codyvarga

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Original post by Kaeto4

I later chose Cardinal Newman Catholic School and it's been alright so far. I like it cause it's smaller (less than 150 students) and it's obviously easier to handle such a number. So far the experience has been great, you get hard copy textbooks which you'd return at the end of your course(for people like me who prefer physical textbooks to the online version 👀)
Just a sprikle of slightly strict rules here and there but it's alright. You feel supported, you could ask questions at any time, it's a nice place to be😊

Are you in year 11 or 12?
I'm in year 11 right now and have applied to cardinal previously but they said due to many applicants they will be accepting people after results day

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Kaeto4

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Original post by codyvarga

Are you in year 11 or 12?
I'm in year 11 right now and have applied to cardinal previously but they said due to many applicants they will be accepting people after results day

Oh I'm in year 12, try to get good grades and send your results as early as possible on the results day, so you can confirm your place and get to study the exact subjects you chose.
I had a friend that didn't send her results early enough on results day so she got offered admission to study Physics instead of biology. Those who sent their results earlier, got their place to study each subject they wanted to.
I sent my results as early as 8am and I got to do the subjects I wanted to do

Reply 7

codyvarga

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Original post by Kaeto4

Oh I'm in year 12, try to get good grades and send your results as early as possible on the results day, so you can confirm your place and get to study the exact subjects you chose.
I had a friend that didn't send her results early enough on results day so she got offered admission to study Physics instead of biology. Those who sent their results earlier, got their place to study each subject they wanted to.
I sent my results as early as 8am and I got to do the subjects I wanted to do

Do you know anyone in Queen Elizabeth? I was looking and they have the best a level results in the area and I live like a 5 minute walk from it. Thing is, I don't know anyone who goes there, any info would help alot

Reply 8

codyvarga

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Original post by kaeto4

Oh I'm in year 12, try to get good grades and send your results as early as possible on the results day, so you can confirm your place and get to study the exact subjects you chose.
I had a friend that didn't send her results early enough on results day so she got offered admission to study Physics instead of biology. Those who sent their results earlier, got their place to study each subject they wanted to.
I sent my results as early as 8am and I got to do the subjects I wanted to do

I have a few questions,
1) can I change the subjects I want to do on results day?
2) are the teachers good, particularly for maths and physics
3) what are the students like?
4)what are the days like, how many hours etc
5)what grades did you get, as an external applicant do I need to get really good grades to get accepted?

(edited 11 months ago)

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