Sixth Form

We are tremendously proud of the success we have established during the eleven years that the Sixth Form has been open at Ash Green. Many of our students go on to university to study a wide variety of subjects including Medicine, Veterinary Science, Computing and Artificial Intelligence, Physiotherapy, Pharmacy, Law, Sport and Exercise Science, Midwifery and Nursing amongst many subjects.

We have had students attend prestigious universities, including the Universities of Oxford, Cambridge, Birmingham, Warwick, Durham, York and other Russell Group Universities. In addition to this, we have had students achieve places on degree level apprenticeships in policing, mechanical engineering and IT. Our focus is on supporting students to achieve a place in line with their individual aspirations.

At AGS Sixth Form, we pride ourselves on our student-centric approach to systems and policies, through which we are able to provide opportunities for individualised provision to support the academic, pastoral and personal development of our students. To this end, we are dedicated to improving the life chances of each and every individual student that joins us.   

Our offer includes but is not restricted to:  

•   A comprehensive curriculum with a wide range of options for students.  
•   Experienced and committed specialist teachers.  
•   Robust academic support policies and measures.  
•   An all-inclusive pastoral and wellbeing support offer.  
•   Extensive enrichment opportunities to encourage personal development.  
•   Efficient systems for open and transparent communication.  

In addition, any student who has not achieved a grade 4 or higher in GCSE Mathematics or English will follow a programme of study within the relevant study area.

For any further information, please contact Adrian Moore: adrian.moore@ashgreenschool.org.uk

To meet the 16-19 Programme of Study, all students are expected to study a minimum of 3 A levels or other Level 3 qualifications. Study programmes are designed to be full-time with a minimum of 540 planned hours per academic year. Please see below for the allocation of those planned academic hours.