Hall Park Academy Sixth Form

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Hall Park Academy Sixth Form

Hall Park Academy has a vibrant sixth form with a wide range of subjects to study and fantastic support from its staff. We will guide you through your further education and support you in decisions about the future whether you are looking to university, apprenticeship or employment. We will help you reach your academic potential, give you support and advice to follow courses in Higher Education, and provide you with opportunities to gain in self-confidence by being involved in a whole range of enrichment and extra-curricular activities.

The designated staff leading and supporting the Sixth Form are focused on helping you to maximise your examination results and to improve as a learner.  They are also committed to helping you to be aspirational in your career planning and to aim as high as you can for your future. The Sixth Form team consists of a Head of Post-16, four designated Sixth Form Tutors and a Sixth Form Administrator. We also have a Trust careers advisor who is based in the Sixth Form Study Centre who students can see either on an appointment or drop in basis.  The team will make sure that you are challenged and well supported to enable you to not only achieve excellent results, but to also grow into a person who will successfully take their place in society. Hall Park Academy Sixth Form believes in ensuring that students have opportunities to take part in enrichment and extra-curricular activities that will widen their experiences and help them to make a positive contribution to the school and community. We have a committee of students who work closely with the Sixth Form team in organising enrichment activities, charity fundraising and social events.

If you require any further information, or would like a tour of the Sixth Form, please do not hesitate to contact us via the Sixth Form office at : hancockt@hallparkacademy.org.uk 

2019 Post-16 Performance Table Data - Academic Qualifications (including A Levels)

Student ‘retention’ – the % of students completing their main study programme:

Progress students have made compared with students across England:

Progress score: -0.42 (below average)

Additional Data:

Student Progress GCSE English and Maths Retake:

GCSE English Retake, 3 students in total +1.00 above National Average.

GCSE Maths Retake, 2 students in total +0.50 above National Average.

Student destinations (2017 leavers) -  education or employment for at least 2 terms after 16 to 18 (level 3) study:

• Percentage of students continuing into Higher Education - 51%
• Students entering apprenticeships – 17%
• Percentage of students continuing into Employment - 24%