• Year 13 Trip to New York and Washington
  • Non Uniform Day – Red Nose Day – Friday 15 March 2019
  • Bethlem Museum
  • MUN 2019
  • Essex Roadster Day 2019
  • Severe Weather Procedures
  • Year 11- 13 Apprenticeship Information Event   
  • Veteran of the US Civil Rights movement visits Notley High School & Braintree Sixth Form
  • Year 13 Trip to New York and Washington
  • Non Uniform Day – Red Nose Day – Friday 15 March 2019
  • Bethlem Museum
  • MUN 2019
  • Essex Roadster Day 2019
  • Severe Weather Procedures
  • Year 11- 13 Apprenticeship Information Event   
  • Veteran of the US Civil Rights movement visits Notley High School & Braintree Sixth Form

  • Year 13 Trip to New York and Washington

    At 2.15am on Thursday 14 February, nineteen Year 13 students met to travel to Heathrow Airport to start our American adventure. In the week that followed, the group visited two cities and walked over 60 miles.

    Read more

  • Non Uniform Day – Red Nose Day – Friday 15 March 2019

    The school will be having a non-uniform day on Friday 15 March 2019 to raise money for Red Nose Day and our house charities. 

    Students will be asked to make a £1 donation, but if they wish to contribute more they may do so. If you would like your child to bring in a contribution from you this would be acceptable also. There will also be a range of activities arranged for students to take part in, so we recommend that students bring a small amount of change with them.

    Read more

  • Bethlem Museum

    On Tuesday 26 February 2019, 40 A Level Psychology students took the opportunity to visit Bethlem Museum of the Mind. The museum offered a glance of the longest-running mental health institution in the world. While at one time it was known as Bedlam, a repository of the mentally ill of London, Bethlem Royal Hospital is a world leader in the treatment of both minor and severe mental disorders.

    Read more

  • MUN 2019

    The Model United Nations (MUN) society at Notley High School & Braintree Sixth Form has continued to grow this year. This is an extra-curricular group led by Braintree Sixth Form students, who this year have worked with a number of Year 11 students at Notley each week to develop their understanding of the MUN and to help them prepare for a conference. The Model United Nations gives students the chance to assume the role of a representative of countries which are part of the United Nations, researching issues of global importance, debating in committees and general assemblies and putting themselves in the shoes of world leaders.

    Read more

  • Essex Roadster Day 2019

    Braintree Sixth Form hosted its annual Essex Roadster event on Friday 1 February 2019.  The event is run in conjunction with Essex County Council and local driving school providers.  The aim of the event is to heighten the awareness of road safety initiatives to our Year 12 students.

    Read more

  • Severe Weather Procedures

    If it is deemed that there is severe weather, the following severe weather procedures will apply. To keep up-to-date with the latest announcements staff, parents/carers and students should check:

    · Notley High School & Braintree Sixth Form website
    · Braintree Sixth Form website
    · Text messages from the school
    · Notley High School & Braintree Sixth Form on Facebook and Twitter
    · Notley High School & Braintree Sixth Form email accounts (staff and students)
    · Notley High School & Braintree Sixth Form email accounts (staff and students).

    Further details can be found at  https://www.notleyhigh.com/severe-weather-procedures

    Read more

  • Year 11- 13 Apprenticeship Information Event   

    Colchester Institute and the Braintree IAG Cluster Group, are holding an Apprenticeship Information Event on Thursday 7 March 2019 at The STEM Innovation Centre, The College at Braintree, Church Lane, Braintree, CM7 5SN, 4pm – 7pm.

    Read more

  • Veteran of the US Civil Rights movement visits Notley High School & Braintree Sixth Form

    Mark Levy, a veteran of the US Civil Rights movement, visited Notley High School & Braintree Sixth Form on 17 October 2018 to speak to A Level history students.

    Read more

About Braintree Sixth Form

About Braintree Sixth Form

What will you find at BSF?

Since opening in 2009 Braintree Sixth Form has become established as a leading provider of academic courses.  We are unique in the local area as we work in partnership with local secondary schools to recruit the very best teaching staff to contribute to the delivery of our varied and challenging curriculum.

Excellent academic achievement

In 2018 we had a pass rate of 94% with 39% of the grades obtained being B grade or above.

Excellent progression

The majority of our students progress to Higher and Further education courses, both locally and further afield. Each year, students secure places on selective Russell Group university courses, including Oxford and Cambridge.

Friendly and supportive staff

In choosing Braintree Sixth Form, you will be joining a supportive academic community. Our excellent pastoral support begins immediately, as you are offered a supportive application process and individual guidance on your selection of courses. We know our students well and so are able to support them in their studies. We expect you to want to achieve highly and will support you in your endeavours.

An Internationally minded and aspirational community

Although many students at Braintree Sixth Form come from local secondary schools, the student body includes students from over 30 different schools, including overseas. This diversity contributes to the vibrant and welcoming atmosphere and ensures that everyone has the opportunity to meet new people and enjoy social activities alongside academic study.

Outstanding facilities

Our purpose built £6 million sixth form centre includes a café, common room, 2 ICT suites, library and specialist teaching facilities, creating a professional and aspirational environment for the exclusive use of our Sixth Form students.

Our motto is ‘working together, achieving together.’

We believe that by working together we can produce confident, independent and internationally minded young adults who will be able to flourish at university, in employment and in their future lives.