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Sixth Form |
02.03.2018
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On Monday 26th February, we were very pleased to welcome Luke Maw from the University of Oxford who gave an engaging presentation on preparing for university life at our annual Higher Education evening for parents and students in years 11-13. For the second half of the evening, Mr Neville then presented on student finance and alternatives to university, including the exciting developments in degree apprenticeships.
Thank you to parents and students for their support of this valuable event. We were also pleased to welcome a number of students and parents from Rushey Mead Academy to the event, as part of our Sixth Form outreach programme.
