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Welcome to Headlands Sixth Form: Where Individual Growth Leads to Success
There are many important decisions to make in life, and one of the first is where to study after GCSEs. At Headlands Sixth Form, we understand the significance of these next few years and are committed to making the experience both effective and enjoyable for all our students.
Our core philosophy prioritises our students happiness, safety & welfare. We see the individual before the examination candidate, ensuring that every student feels supported and empowered to flourish.
We also have high expectations for progress and attainment. Every student at Headlands Sixth Form is encouraged, guided, and supported to reach their fullest potential. We believe in setting ambitious goals and providing the necessary resources and support to help students achieve them.
Furthermore, we nurture inventive, fearless, and critical thinkers who are ready for success in their next steps. Our curriculum is designed to challenge and inspire, equipping students with the skills, confidence, and resilience they need to excel beyond the classroom.
Join us at Headlands Sixth Form, where individual growth is the cornerstone of academic achievement and future success.
Mr S Harah
Director of Sixth Form
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Admissions Process
Start Application| Mar 2026 |
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Year 12 Work Experience Week |
Key Dates & Deadlines
09/10/2025
Year 11 Parents Evening & Sixth Form Open Evening
12/12/2025
Sixth Form Reward Trip
16/04/2026
Sixth Form Parents Evening
19/06/2026
Year 12 - UCAS Discovery Trip
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Callum Irvine
September 2015
Employed
After finishing my studies, I did work experience at Lloyd Dowson which was very beneficial. I enrolled onto the AAT college course at the East Riding College. I was offered a job/studying career at Lloyd Dowson. I am now only a few exams away from finishing my AAT. It’s a great way to start a career as things I learn in my studies help me at work and jobs at work help me with my studies so it’s a win-win situation. The school productions were my all-time favourite getting involved with, Our House, Little Shop of Horrors and Grease was amazing! I enjoyed the ability to share my love for music and performing. University is not always the best route for everyone, keep your options open as there may be other opportunities to grasp closer to home. Sometimes to get a broader picture of availability in careers you need to look locally. There are many local businesses in the area who offer good career prospects.
Olivia Kelly
September 2018
University
What did you do after leaving? Moved to Sunderland University to study medicine. I am also part of the University Air Squadron. What are your favourite memories of Headlands School? Relaxing with friends in free periods, playing splat in Biology and the 6th Form enrichment sport activities. What advice would you give to a student interested in following in your footsteps? Work hard, but make time to play hard too!
Olivia Traves
September 2015
Employed
What did you do after leaving? Studied Politics and International relations at Queen Mary University, London. I graduated with a first class degree. What are your favourite memories of Headlands School? Being part of rock challenge every year, and being involved in the Afritwin project. What advice would you give to a student interested in following in your footsteps? Enjoy your school years as they are the most fun times of your life!
Enrichment Activities
Show all activitiesThe EPQ allows students to develop independent research and project management skills by completing an in-depth investigation into a topic of their choice. Highly regarded by universities, the EPQ is worth valuable UCAS points and is equivalent to half an A Level. It is an excellent way for students to showcase their academic curiosity and strengthen UCAS applications.
This programme enables students to develop leadership, teamwork, and organisational skills by delivering sports sessions and events. It is an excellent option for those considering careers in coaching, teaching, or sports management, as well as for anyone wanting to build confidence and communication skills.
Through regular debates and competitions, students refine their communication, critical thinking, and public speaking skills. The EBS Debating programme challenges learners to engage with current affairs, form persuasive arguments, and develop confidence in presenting to an audience.
About Education Provider
| Region | Yorkshire and the Humber |
| Local Authority | East Riding of Yorkshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Sewerby Road, Bridlington, YO16 6UR |