Moulton School and Science College

Students have numerous exciting Student Leadership opportunities with which to get involved in Sixth Form at Moulton School. Students continue to be a crucial part of the School Council, providing valuable input in whole school issues. They can also apply to be Senior Prefects and House Leaders which may lead to them being elected Head Boy or Head Girl. Students in the Sixth Form provide invaluable support and guidance to pupils in the main school, for example being an English or Maths Mentor or even becoming Subject Ambassadors. There are also lots of Committees which they can be a part of, including: charity, social media and anti-bullying. All of these activities not only contribute to the success of Moulton School but they also provide students with an opportunity to enrich their curriculum with skills that can prepare them for life after Sixth Form. The House system hinges on the leadership of the Sixth Form Students, allowing them to develop their creativity, communication and independence under the guidance of the Life Skills staff team.

Every year Moulton School’s Music and Drama Departments direct and produce an annual whole school musical. There are always a variety of students involved across the school and the Sixth Form Students play a crucial role. The Sixth Form can get involved in a wide range of areas including: performing, directing, costume and set or the technical side of a performance such as lighting and sound. The school production has a crucial role in the life of the school and the Sixth Form Students are an important part of its success.

Moulton School Sixth Form students have the opportunity to study for their bronze, silver and gold Duke of Edinburgh awards, a scheme that is highly valued by both Universities and Employers. The Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme is a national qualification that requires students to pass a programme of volunteer work, physical challenges, skills building, an expedition and for the gold award, a residential activity. Moulton School is now an accredited provider of the Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme and you can organise and participate in all of the activities and challenges you need to complete in order to achieve each level of the award through the school.