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Life Outside the Classroom

All Sixth Formers are expected to be role models and active student leaders at the heart of the school – as mentors, Senior Prefects and in their school houses. Learning isn’t restricted to the classroom. Our Sixth Form builds on FBS’ founding belief that education is about so much more than the knowledge gained and the skills built in academic study. A broad and engaging co-curricular programme is critical to preparing students for life. That’s why at FBS it is ‘co-curricular’, not ‘extra-curricular’, and why it’s compulsory at Sixth Form.

Co-curricular

The co-curricular programme at Sixth Form provides opportunities and experiences that expand horizons, as well as supporting and stretching students physically, personally and socially. We currently offer cooking, climbing, chess, squash, football and gym, as well as exploring Art, History and Food around London.

Super-curricular

All pupils in Year 12 will take part in one super curricular for the whole academic year. The aim of which is to help prepare students for UCAS and further academic study, by participating in a course or project outside of their normal A Level subjects. We currently offer:

Sports Leaders

Extended Project Qualification

STEM Club

Young Enterprise

Publishing Club

Maths at University

Bar Mock Trials

Medicine Club

Give Back Get Back

All pupils take part in our Give Back Get Back scheme, volunteering in the school and wider community. Boys help out in lessons, run co-curricular clubs, mentor younger students, support the school charity and more.

  • All Year 12 boys in Sixth Form are required to complete 20 hours of ‘give back’ 
  • All Year 13 boys in Sixth Form are required to complete 10 hours of ‘give back’

Enterprise at Sixth Form 

At FBS, we strive not only to create an academic Sixth Form where our students achieve outstanding results, but also develop well rounded young men, who are prepared for the challenges of life beyond the Sixth Form. In order to achieve this ambition, pupils are eligible to apply for the Enterprise Gold Award, by demonstrating exceptional commitment to Personal, Social and Business Enterprise. Pupils will be awarded £200 to put towards a project of their choosing. By engaging with this award, pupils will gain knowledge, experience and skills that will help to make them a more competitive candidate for higher education and the world of work, as well as developing key skills such as leadership, teamwork, advocacy, oracy and debate.

The Extended Project Qualification (EPQ)

Alongside Sixth Form studies, pupils can undertake the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ). This is an opportunity to plan, research and carry out a project of their own choice (usually a piece of written work), while also evidencing the stages of the project development and presenting it once complete. The EPQ allows students to develop planning, research, analytical and problem solving skills, all of which will aid in preparation for Higher Education.

Progression

Pupils receive weekly Progression Hours designed to support academic development, transition to the next stage of education or employment and the development of core skills important for Sixth Form study and beyond. Sixth Formers are also provided with enrichment opportunities, such as guest lectures, masterclasses, trips and networking opportunities designed to broaden their experiences, engage in areas of interest, and support them in becoming more active members of the community.

Music and Drama

The school is passionate about music and drama and eager students will have the opportunity to participate in Drama productions, concerts, competitions and our annual Eisteddfod – a day of performances and House competitions for singing solo pieces, musical performances, acting and dancing. 

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The Fulham Boys School
The Fulham Boys School
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London
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020 7381 7100
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