At The New Sixth, your education goes far beyond qualifications. Our enrichment programme provides the personal support you need to build experiences that universities and employers actively seek - transforming your potential into the powerful future you deserve.
You’ll personalise your education through our enrichment programme, designed to challenge you intellectually and help you stand out in interviews by demonstrating the genuine potential that top universities and employers seek.
Through dedicated time allocated in your weekly timetable, you’ll develop the critical skills identified as essential for success in adult life. Some activities extend into St Gregory’s school life, allowing you to mentor younger students and develop valuable leadership experience.
Take advantage of the extra curricular and leadership opportunities. You'll make like-minded friends and develop key skills in teamwork, responsibility, confidence and leadership.
- Maddy, Class of 2023
Working with our sixth form leadership team, the enrichment programme evolves annually to match your interests and career aspirations. Whether you’re drawn to our Inspiring Minds Book Club, Coding Club, or Eco Team, our staff provide tailored guidance to help you get the most from every activity.
Our approach mirrors university learning - combining independent challenge with accessible guidance. This prepares you not just for higher education, but for the professional world where initiative, collaboration, and continuous learning define success.
Your enrichment experiences will help you reflect on your strengths and interests, providing genuine examples of leadership, initiative and community engagement to bring depth to your CV and support your future higher education or career applications.
From recreational sports to Debating Matters competitions, from fitness sessions to cultural activities - each opportunity becomes a building block in your powerful future, supported by staff who understand your individual journey.
Our enrichment opportunities connect to your powerful future through meaningful experiences. Here are just some of the examples of how you can get involved and grow your skill set:
Through the 1719 Society (Student Leadership Team), you’ll receive mentoring to develop leadership capabilities that set you apart in university applications.
Representing peers in Bath Student Parliament builds your voice and confidence for future civic engagement.
Becoming a Subject Ambassador develops your expertise while supporting others - skills that translate directly into careers and higher education.
Through Young Enterprise, you’ll build business acumen while receiving guidance from industry mentors.
CAFOD Young Leader roles and local volunteering develop the social responsibility that top universities value.
UNA conference participation and international exchange programmes build the cultural awareness essential for tomorrow’s workplace.
From driving theory preparation to First Aid training, we equip you with capabilities that provide immediate value.