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- Published: Friday, 12 October 2018 20:41
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How to apply
Application process | Admissions criteria
Sixth form prospectus
Application process for Dane Court Sixth Form
- Study the prospectus in detail. (A new prospectus will be uploaded soon.)
- Apply via Kent Choices by the 26 January 2024
- 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 (22 August, 2024) to enrol and finalise your subjects choices.
- Email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. if you have any questions regarding the application process.
- 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
Because of its emphasis upon breadth, the International Baccalaureate diploma does not allow a student to take three sciences.
A range of leadership roles are available including Head Student Team, House Captains, peer mentors and anti-bullying ambassadors. Student leaders gain valuable skills in communication, public speaking, organisation and event management.
A wide range of sports is available including netball, soccer, hockey, rugby, cricket, tennis, athletics, badminton, basketball and trampolining.
Our sixth form students have the opportunity to attend many subject and extracurricular trips. Ranging from West End musicals, subject specific trips such as the Juniper Hall Geography Field Trip, Stratford English trip as well as language exchanges, and the famous New York Trip.
The IB mission is to develop compassionate lifelong learners, this is developed through the Creativity, Action and Service and Service Learning programmes on the IBDP and IBCP respectively. Through these programmes our students are provided with many opportunities to volunteer and run projects in the local community for example; National Citizenship Service, Margate Arts Club and The Zone Youth Club Broadstairs. 
Every year we welcome into our sixth form a number of students from abroad. They are often here to combine studying for an internationally recognised qualification with the opportunity to develop their skills in the use of the English language. But they always prove to be a great addition to our community; injecting fresh perspectives into both social and academic activities. There is no doubt that our home-grown sixth formers benefit enormously from the participation of the overseas students.
