7 Dec
The importance of young people engaging in politics
Former Sixth Form Politics Ambassadors discuss the importance of young people’s engagement in politics, its importance, and its impact…
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Tom, Carmen, Scarlett and Kitty
Former Sixth Form Politics Ambassadors
Tom J
Tom joined the School in D from Port Regis and studied politics, PE, and economics. He was Head of House in Connaught and Captain of Rugby. Tom planned to study politics and international relations at university.
Carmen K
Carmen joined the School in D from Sunninghill and studied politics, history, and RS. She was our Peer Mentoring Prefect and stayed in Greenleaves. Carmen hoped to study law at university. Her advice for any pupils joining the School is to engage in all areas of the School.
Scarlett R
Scarlett joined the School in D from Hanford and studied politics, design and technology and geography, and was in Allan. Outside of the classroom, Scarlett was Deputy Head of House and directed the house play. She planned to study politics and international relations or human geography at university. Her advice for any pupils joining the School is to get involved in everything.
Kitty M (not in the profile photo)
Kitty joined the School in D from Godolphin and studied politics, history and English, and was in Purbeck. Outside of the classroom she enjoys photography. She planned to study history and international relations at university. Her advice for any pupils joining the School is do things you enjoy and then you will meet people that have the same interests as you.