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TOP OF THE CLASS FOR BLACKHEATH HIGH SCHOOL
Blackheath High’s (a GDST school) students once again achieved excellent A level results. 100% of exams were passed with 68% awarded at A*/A/B grades. Girls achieved outstanding results in a wide range of subjects, including the sciences and maths, with many gaining all A*/A grades. The two years of sixth form study are crucial to success at A level and the offer of a sought-after place at a reputable university. Therefore, whilst it is important to be happy wherever you study, your choice of sixth form needs to prioritise the academic and pastoral support rather than the social programme! Blackheath High School is very proud of
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the excellent progress and achievement made by girls who join for Sixth Form study, often through the bursary and scholarship scheme which can cover a significant proportion of the school fees up to full fees. Head of Sixth Form at Blackheath High
School, Kate Elliott explains their recipe for success; “Every effort is made to create a Sixth Form curriculum that thoroughly engages students not only in academic rigour, but also in activities that give them life skills for the years beyond Higher Education. Our students are guaranteed individual attention from their tutors thus enabling them to reach their academic potential. Strong pastoral and co- curricular experiences help to produce well rounded, well informed and confident young women.” Academically there are huge benefits to
be gained from studying in a sixth form where teachers have vast experience of teaching classes that regularly gain high grades at A level and move on to reputable
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his summer’s A level results show that the best results were achieved by students at independent schools and
Move to an independent school for an excellent preparation for University entrance.
universities. Blackheath High School has a long history of preparing students for places at prestigious universities and provides girls with expert guidance on the university application process, including completing those crucially important UCAS forms and interview skills. Blackheath High School sixth form students are leaving this year
to read subjects as diverse as Economics, Industrial Design and Dentistry, this includes several talented artists who have gained places
at their chosen art colleges. Teaching groups are small, inspiring and supportive. Standards and expectations are high, and stimulating discussion and competition encourage each student to attain her personal best. Blackheath High School’s commitment to
providing a holistic education which nurtures the whole person, ensures that each student achieves her full potential. A wide range of extra-curricular activities is offered which develops skills such as team work, leadership and independence – all valuable preparation for university study. Many Sixth Form students participate in the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme and become award winning public speakers through our popular Debating Society. Girls are encouraged to take on challenges and develop a love of learning. This year, Yuan Chen, gained A*/A grades in Maths, Economics and French; with an additional A grade in AS Further Maths whilst also working on the Olympic Legacy Youth Panel and completing her Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award. Yuan who will be continuing her studies by reading Economics at Warwick University said “Blackheath High School has given me the confidence to grasp opportunities and the knowledge to succeed in my chosen higher education path.” Blackheath High School students are
provided with the support and academic environment needed to gain a place at a good university and are well prepared for the challenges of life after school. Girls become resilient, confident and adaptable young women and are recognised for their friendliness, sense of responsibility and independence of thought. Typically, they go out into the world and make a difference.
www.blackheathhighschool.gdst.net, 020 8853 2929
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