Applying to our Sixth Form
You can visit a “micro-site”, with full details of Applications for September 2023, here.
Beaumont welcomes students seeking to join its large, popular Sixth Form, which possesses an outstanding local reputation.
Achievement in the Sixth Form is outstanding – OFSTED 2014 Teaching in the Sixth Form is outstanding – OFSTED 2014 Leadership of the Sixth Form is outstanding – OFSTED 2014 Students make outstanding progress which means they leave Year 13 with standards well above average – OFSTED 2014 Our Sixth Form currently consists of approximately 460 students, more than 100 of whom joined from other schools to undertake their studies. Academic outcomes are outstanding, as detailed on our Results page. Crucially, students are extremely well supported in their studies and personal development, an area which is acknowledged as a great strength of our school. There are no restrictions on applications other than each prospective student being likely to meet our course entry criteria (see below), and being able to travel to the school site to begin classes at 8.30am. A copy of our dress code for Sixth Form students can be found here.
We are delighted that a major expansion of our dedicated Sixth Form facilities opened in July 2014, doubling the size of the study and social facilities available to our students. Click here for further information. Our formal application process commences this year with our ‘Into the Sixth Form’ evening, which will take place on Thursday 19th January, 6.00 – 8.30pm. There is no requirement to book. This is the opportunity to obtain an overview of what we have to offer plus a Sixth Form prospectus and an application pack. There will be presentations from the Headteacher and Head of Sixth Form and you will be able to speak to subject specific staff who will offer information and advice. You should attend if you are already at Beaumont, in Year 11, or you are currently studying at a different school and considering applying. Details of the talks given by the Headteacher and Head of Sixth Form and also by subject leaders can be found here. A map showing the key locations aroud the school site can be viewed here. Year 11 students currently studying at Beaumont will receive a copy of the Sixth Form brochure, as will all visitors attending the Sixth Form opening evening (19.1.23). The various components of the brochure can be viewed via these links: A video presentation from the three Headteachers of the BeauSandVer Education Trust, which explains the process of applying to a Sixth Form within the consortium, can be viewed below.
Sixth Form applications for entry in September 2023
BeauSandVer Education Trust information evening (3.11.22)
A flyer summarising what the BeauSandVer Education Trust offers students can be viewed here. Details of the subjects offered for study within the BeauSandVer Education Trust can be found here. The Entry Requirements for each subject offered can be found here. If you are not currently studying at Beaumont, Sandringham or Verulam School, please fill in this Google Form to register interest in receiving information about BeauSandVer Education Trust events related to applications for September 2023.
The Russell Group of universities has created a website (Informed Choices) containing guidance on Sixth Form subject choices which relate to potential future applications to their member universities. You can visit it here.
Key Dates: 2022-23
| BSV Trust Information Evening | Thursday 3rd November 2022 (online event) |
| ‘Into the Sixth Form’ Open Evening | Thursday 19th January 2023 (6.00pm) |
| Sixth Form Application Deadline | Friday 3rd February 2023 (9.00am) |
| Sixth Form Induction Days (COMPULSORY) | Wednesday 28th & Thursday 29th June 2023 |
| GCSE Results | Thursday 24th August 2023 |
| Deadline for submission of Course Confirmation Forms | Friday 25th August 2023 (10.00am) |
| Sixth Form Enrolment | Friday 1st September 2023 |
We welcome external applicants to the Sixth Form and each year, over 150 students from local schools apply to join us. This video gives some of their reasons why …External Applications
Please click here for a map to locate the school.
You could get a bursary to help with education-related costs if you’re aged 16 to 19 and: A bursary is money that you can use to pay for things like: If you would like more details about the 16-19 Bursary visit the government website here. You can download a copy of the Beaumont 16-19 Bursary Fund guidance and application form here. If you need more guidance about the Beaumont 16-19 Bursary Fund, please speak to your Form Tutor, Mrs Tolley or the Finance Office.16-19 Bursary Fund
What a bursary is for
