Develop critical thinking and independent learning skills as you consider current events through the lens of history. Delve into the Cold War to understand how close the world came to nuclear destruction. Explore the influence of the Tudors on the UK’s current political system and its role in creating today's polarised politics. Study the Civil Rights movement in the USA and the struggle of women, natives, workers and African-Americans for equality. In our small classes, you will have access to experienced teachers who can offer regular in-depth support, tailored to suit your strengths. Using innovative teaching and learning techniques, each topic is taught in an engaging, accessible way. Our enriched learning opportunities can include: - History essay competitions, such as the Julia Wood Prize - Lecture delivered by University academics Historians in the Sixth Form can also engage with leadership opportunities through mentoring younger students and getting involved in our extra-curricular club for lower school girls. We will help you to prepare to study history (or related subjects) at university, with support for personal statements, entrance examination and interview preparation – for example, the Oxford History Aptitude Test.
GCSE grades (or equivalent Subject 1: History: 6+ Subject 2: English Language: 6+ (CEFR B2.2)
A Level assessment Three written papers: British period: England 1547-1603: The Later Tudors (25% of the total marks) Non-British period: The Cold War in Europe: 1941-1995 (15% of the total marks) Thematic study and historical interpretations: Civil rights in the USA (1865-1992) (40% of the total marks) Non-examined assessment: Topic based essay: (20% of the total marks)
About Education Provider
| Region | East of England |
| Local Authority | Cambridgeshire |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Girls |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | £38,610 - £45,840 |
| Sixth Form Fee | Day £14,310 - £21,330 |
| Address | Bateman Street, Cambridge, CB2 1LY |
Develop critical thinking and independent learning skills as you consider current events through the lens of history. Delve into the Cold War to understand how close the world came to nuclear destruction. Explore the influence of the Tudors on the UK’s current political system and its role in creating today's polarised politics. Study the Civil Rights movement in the USA and the struggle of women, natives, workers and African-Americans for equality. In our small classes, you will have access to experienced teachers who can offer regular in-depth support, tailored to suit your strengths. Using innovative teaching and learning techniques, each topic is taught in an engaging, accessible way. Our enriched learning opportunities can include: - History essay competitions, such as the Julia Wood Prize - Lecture delivered by University academics Historians in the Sixth Form can also engage with leadership opportunities through mentoring younger students and getting involved in our extra-curricular club for lower school girls. We will help you to prepare to study history (or related subjects) at university, with support for personal statements, entrance examination and interview preparation – for example, the Oxford History Aptitude Test.
GCSE grades (or equivalent Subject 1: History: 6+ Subject 2: English Language: 6+ (CEFR B2.2)
A Level assessment Three written papers: British period: England 1547-1603: The Later Tudors (25% of the total marks) Non-British period: The Cold War in Europe: 1941-1995 (15% of the total marks) Thematic study and historical interpretations: Civil rights in the USA (1865-1992) (40% of the total marks) Non-examined assessment: Topic based essay: (20% of the total marks)