The sixth form has a dynamic pastoral system which includes specific time with the form tutor (40 minutes per week) in order to discuss burning issues like alcohol, learning to drive, relationships, drugs, life skills, revision skills and work. In addition, the students will receive education dealing with religious education and morals, careers and citizenship.

As well as this, form tutors will interview individuals on a regular basis in order to discuss problems or to highlight positive achievement.

Sixth form assemblies are held every week and whole school and house assemblies are held regularly. More often than not, the sixth form assemblies are interactive and require the input of the students. Also, the registration forms will hold one assembly every year and help with house assemblies.

Although we put the emphasis on the sixth form pastoral system, the students have the opportunity to be part of the lower school pastoral system with regard to the reading scheme; counselling on many issues, for example, bullying.

This aspect encourages independence as well as developing communication and leadership skills of our students.