FAQ's

Students need to achieve at least 28 points from their best 6 GCSE subjects (or equivalent qualifications). 

Students wishing to study Maths or a Science subject at A level must achieve a grade 6 or above in these subjects at GCSE. To study Further Maths, you must achieve at least a grade 7 in GCSE Maths.

Practical subjects may ask for a portfolio of work or evidence of playing a competitive sport.

At Hutton we only offer A levels. Most students choose to study 3 subjects, but you can choose to study a 4th. Take a look through our Sixth Form Prospectus to see what subjects you are interested in.

All our year 12 students will also complete an Extended Project Qualification (EPQ). This is an independent research project which you will complete during your form period. An EPQ is worth half an A level in UCAS points and is very beneficial when applying for universities, apprenticeships or jobs.

Yes! 

You can make changes to your subjects until October during year 12. If you have chosen to take four subjects, you can drop down to three at any time.

The first thing you need to do is complete our online application form, this will be available from 19th October 2023. The deadline to complete this is 18th February 2024.

Once you have returned your application we will arrange an interview with you. Where possible we try to arrange a visit to your school for this, however there may be times we ask you to come to Hutton instead.

During the summer term we will send out head start packs, these will give you an introduction to the subjects you have applied for. 

Yes!

Our Open Evening took place on Thursday 19th October 2023. If you did not manage to attend - or did but would like to see a bit more - you can arrange to look around the Sixth Form. Contact Miss Shepherd (Sixth Form Administrator) to book an appointment - c.shepherd@huttongrammar.org or call the office 01772 613112.

Enrolment is taking place on Thursday 22nd August 2024 (GCSE results day) and Friday 23rd August 2024. Students can visit once they have collected their GCSE results. 

If you are unable to make it in person on either days, there will be an online enrolment form available.

The sixth form day begins at at 8:50 and ends at 15:05, students are expected to arrive punctually for all lessons.

All sixth formers will have non-contact time on their timetable and should be spent in a purposeful way. Many students choose to spend all their non-contact time working in the sixth form centre, however, there are times students may choose to start late or finish early - 

• Students may start late if their first lesson is not until period 3 or later.
• Students may leave early once they have finished their timetabled lessons for the day.
• If you have no lessons in the day, you are not expected to attend but are welcome to.

We expect Sixth Form students to set a good example by being smartly presented. Students should aim to dress in clothes that would be appropriate in an office environment.

We recommend:

• Formal shirts or polo shirts of any colour, ties are optional
• Jacket, blazer, jumper or cardigan  
• Smart trousers
• Skirts or dresses; any reasonable design and length
• Tops and shirts of any colour

We cannot allow denim, gym wear or any items with offensive slogans or images.
You will need to wear your identity lanyard at all times.