Humanities and Languages

A Level history, English literature, languages, economics and philosophy, taught through seminars, debate and independent reading.

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This sixth form route suits students who love reading, writing and argument. Teaching is seminar based, with small groups around one table.

Subjects offered

English literature, history, geography, economics, religion and philosophy, French, Spanish and German.

Students choose three subjects and may add an Extended Project Qualification on a topic of their own.

How students learn

Weekly seminars of up to twelve students
Termly essay tutorials with written feedback
A debating society that competes with nearby schools
A languages exchange in the lower sixth year

Next steps

Graduates of this route go on to study law, history, languages, politics and many other subjects. Tutors guide every student through personal statements and interviews.

Program details

Stage

Sixth form

Ages

16 to 18

Class size

Up to 12

Questions about this program? Our admissions team can arrange a call with the head of the stage.

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