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The Sixth Form Day
Sixth Form Day – Timings
- Mon & Fri: 8:20am – 2:35pm. Tue–Thu: 8:20am – 3:35pm
- You’ll receive your full timetable when you join us. You and your guardians will be able to access it through our mobile app.
Lessons & Study Expectations
- Each subject includes 5 hours of teacher led lessons per week.
- You should also complete up to 5 hours of independent study per subject each week.
- This can include:
- Homework and assignments
- Reviewing and revising your notes
- Additional reading or research
Study Spaces & Facilities
KES Sixth Form offers a range of comfortable, modern spaces for:
- Quiet independent study
- Group work
- Relaxation and social time
We also have enough laptops for students to borrow daily, for use on site.
Free Periods & Independent Study
If you do not have any lessons on a particular day, you are welcome to go home to study.
The Sixth Form Day
Dress code
It is important to maintain high standards of personal appearance; the Sixth Form is a place of study and work and the dress code reflects that.
The general principle is that all students should wear an appropriate smart dress for school.
For example, smart jeans or tailored shorts with a smart T-shirt and smart trainers are acceptable; tracksuit bottoms are not acceptable.
Students taking part in the Sport and Physical Activity course should wear either KESA of KLTFC branded tops and may wear any appropriate tracksuit bottoms or shorts. These can be ordered using the link below:
On match days the Football Academy are expected to wear smart trousers, a shirt and tie.
There are certain clothing rules based on the health and safety requirements of the school. The following items should not be worn:
- Flip flops
- Shoes with a very high heel, or with an open toe
- Cropped tops, low-cut tops, or short skirts and short shorts
- Most jewellery is considered acceptable; however, students may be required to remove items if an excessive amount of jewellery is worn. Facial piercing should be kept to a minimum.
It is the right of senior members of staff at the school to determine whether a particular item of dress is appropriate for the sixth form or not.
Students who arrive at the Academy inappropriately dressed may be asked to go home and change, particularly if it is a repeat offence.
