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Pastoral
Every student has a Sixth Form tutor who provides academic and personal mentoring through regular individual meetings.
“- Each student is assigned a Sixth Form tutor. - Tutors act as mentors, providing academic and personal guidance. - Regular one-on-one meetings are held to discuss progress and concerns.”
Each student receives personalised support from a dedicated tutor who understands their individual learning needs and challenges.
“Each student receives personalised attention from a dedicated tutor who takes the time to understand their unique learning styles and challenges.”
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Class size
The school says its comparatively smaller numbers help students of all abilities access activities.
“And with comparatively smaller numbers and excellent coaches and teachers, students of all abilities have the opportunity to experience the activities that light their fire and spark their dreams.”
Enrichment
Sixth Form students can work toward the Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award.
“- The Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme is hugely popular at Hulme. Sixth Form students can work towards their Gold award, developing resilience, teamwork, and leadership skills.”
Students can complete an EPQ in a chosen field, earning additional UCAS points and potentially reduced university offers.
“Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) : - Complete a project in your chosen field. - Earn additional UCAS points and often receive reduced university offers.”
Ethos
The school seeks a safe, supportive, inclusive culture based on respect and kindness.
“We promote respect, inclusivity, and kindness in all interactions, ensuring every student feels welcome, regardless of background.”
The school is non-denominational and welcomes people of all religions, genders, races and sexualities.
“We are proudly non-denominational and inclusive, welcoming students and staff of all religions, genders, races and sexualities.”
Sixth form
Admissions
Year 12 applicants for 2026 will receive bursary application packs before December 2025, with applications due in February 2026.
“All applicants for year 12 2026 will be sent a bursary application pack before December 2025 – the deadline for bursary applications is February 2026.”
A Sixth Form Open Evening is scheduled for Wednesday 7th October from 6:00pm to 8:00pm.
“Wednesday 7th October 6:00pm – 8:00pm”
Destinations
The Sixth Form Programme guides A Level students toward careers and apprenticeships.
“With an unrivalled 6th Form Programme, young people are supported through their A Level journey to be guided towards the careers and apprenticeships that will set them up for life.”
The co-curricular programme develops skills and provides experiences intended to prepare students for university and future careers.
“Our co-curricular programme prepares students for [university and future careers](https://hulmegrammar.org/sixth/careers-higher-education/) by developing essential skills and offering valuable experiences.”
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