Students of English Literature are privileged to explore some of the ‘greatest powers of the mind’ through a varied and challenging course. Students will study a range of texts from Chaucer to the present day, covering prose, poetry and drama. The course demands debate, critical reading and an inexhaustible passion for literature in all forms! At HWSF, the Department of English offers a wide-ranging syllabus and plenty of opportunities for extra-curricular pursuits. Theatre trips and book groups enjoy great popularity, as does English Society – a lively forum and place for students to share, discuss and broaden their literary passions.
GCSE grade 7
The Harris Westminster assessment model is another unique aspect of life in the sixth form. - Assessment in every lesson and lab - Assessment of writing in every subject - Assessment week every half term - Assessment reported half-termly
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Westminster |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Steel House, 11 Tothill Street, Westminster, London, SW1H 9LH |
Students of English Literature are privileged to explore some of the ‘greatest powers of the mind’ through a varied and challenging course. Students will study a range of texts from Chaucer to the present day, covering prose, poetry and drama. The course demands debate, critical reading and an inexhaustible passion for literature in all forms! At HWSF, the Department of English offers a wide-ranging syllabus and plenty of opportunities for extra-curricular pursuits. Theatre trips and book groups enjoy great popularity, as does English Society – a lively forum and place for students to share, discuss and broaden their literary passions.
GCSE grade 7
The Harris Westminster assessment model is another unique aspect of life in the sixth form. - Assessment in every lesson and lab - Assessment of writing in every subject - Assessment week every half term - Assessment reported half-termly
