Sixth form admissions for September 2023
Application process | Admissions criteria
Sixth form prospectus
Students and parents are invited to join us at our Sixth Form Open Evening in the Theatre on Wednesday 23 November 2022. A short introductory talk will commence at 17.00 followed by breakout talks, including more information about the IB curriculum and the University/Apprenticeship pathways programme offered at Dane Court. This will be repeated at 18.00 for those unable to attend the first talks. The evening will provide parents and students with essential information about our world class IB curriculum offer, the excellent destinations secured by previous students and the wider support and extracurricular opportunities offered at Dane Court which have contributed to our 'Outstanding' status (OFSTED, 2022).
The Head of School and senior staff will talk about the Sixth Form and answer any specific questions you may have. There will also be the opportunity to talk to staff who teach the I.B. subjects followed by a tour of the school as well as the opportunity to speak to representatives from a range of universities, including Cambridge, and Apprenticeship providers.
This Sixth Form Open Evening is a vital part of the process of application for the Sixth Form and we hope all students will be able to attend with their parents.
Mr C Pleasant, Head of Sixth Form & IB coordinator
Application process for Dane Court Sixth Form
- Come and visit the school for the Sixth Form Open Evening on 23 November.
- Study the prospectus in detail.
- Apply via Kent Choices
- Attend an interview during term 4 to discuss your chosen programme and subject options and to ask any questions you might have.
- Attend our sixth form taster days in term 6, after your GCSEs examinations. This will give you a clearer picture of life in the Sixth Form as well as providing you with the opportunity to meet your new Tutor group and attend a series of subject tasters. This is a valuable opportunity to clarify your programme of study and to make any changes
- Attend your admissions interview the day after GCSE results day (17 August, 2023) to enrol and finalise your subjects choices.
- GCSEs: At least 6 grade 6s, 3 grade 5s
- A grade 6 is required to study a subject at higher level with the following exceptions:
- Mathematics: at least a grade 8
- Modern foreign languages: at least a grade 7
- GCSEs: At least 3 grade 6s, 3 grade 5s
- A grade 6 is required to study a subject at higher level with the following exceptions:
- Mathematics: at least a grade 8
- Modern foreign languages: at least a grade 7