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Bryanston provides an inspiring environment where we encourage pupils to look beyond the classroom to find their own passions.
In the Sixth Form we encourage them to take part in opportunities to broaden their academic experiences and personal development.

Workshops
At the beginning of the A3 year, a workshop on study skills and academic honesty gives you the opportunity to reflect on your work ethic and habits as you embark upon study at a higher level, including how to make best use of the School’s modified Dalton system.

Short Courses
If you are studying an A level programme (or if your IB timetable allows) you will also study a short course in each of the three terms of the year in academic disciplines other than those you are pursuing for your examined studies, in order to add further breadth to your programme. While a discussion group in the Spring term provides a chance to explore and discuss a number of important philosophical questions.

Annual Events
Annual events like the Bryanston Business Conference and Work-Related Learning Day seek to inspire creative thinking and entrepreneurship, as well as developing employability skills and a greater awareness of how to manage your digital identity and online presence. A weekly current affairs talk during the A2 year will expose you to a wide range of issues and perspectives.

ECA Programme
The School’s ECA programme offers many other opportunities to engage you outside the classroom and explore new interests, for example, in the creative and performing arts.

Lectures and Trips
Subject departments also play an important role in academic enrichment by organising lectures, trips and by supervising individual research projects, as well as organising societies to bring further breadth and diversity to the programme on offer.