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Being a Sixth Form student at Westminster City School is about so much more than just acquiring knowledge. Studying at Westminster City School's Sixth Form prepares young men and women for future study and employment, combining academic excellence with guidance on applying to university and helping students to pursue their passion. We interviewed a number of our students in Year 12, who have shared their experiences of what it is like to study at Westminster City School’s Sixth Form.
Name: Hawa
Former Secondary School: Harris Girls’ Academy East Dulwich
A Level Subjects: Maths, Economics and Politics
Why did you choose to enrol at Westminster City School’s Sixth Form?
I chose to enrol at Westminster City School’s Sixth Form because I felt it would give me the best opportunity to have a fresh start during this stage of my life. Also, when I did my research in Year 11, I was impressed by the school’s website and the vast number of opportunities for personal development that is offered to students.
What are your future plans and aspirations?
After completing my A Levels, I plan on attending university to study accounting or finance as it will enable me to get a job in the finance industry, most likely in investment banking.
How did you find the transition from secondary school to Westminster City School’s Sixth Form?
The transition from secondary school to Sixth Form was a bit difficult at the beginning because I had to adjust due to the fact that some of my A Level subjects are ones that I did not study at GCSE. Nevertheless, with time and the help of my teachers I was able find the right balance and learn good study habits that would enable me to absorb what I am learning in lessons.
What are your impressions of the Sixth Form?
Westminster City School’s Sixth Form is a very supportive Sixth Form with a great community atmosphere.
Why would you recommend prospective students to join Westminster City School’s Sixth Form?
I would recommend prospective students to join Westminster City School’s Sixth Form because it is a community school that caters for the needs of students. Students are supported academically and receive an enormous amount of pastoral care which will contribute to the overall development and success of everyone who studies here.
What makes Westminster City School’s Sixth Form so special?
“Unique”
Westminster City School’s Sixth Form is structured in a special way and we are fortunate to have the resources that is available to us. The Sixth Form is small in size which means that there is a community feeling, we all have the chance to build a connection and get to know each other better. This is less likely to happen in other Sixth Forms or colleges due to the large number of students on roll.