Previous school: Ellowes Hall A-Levels & Results: Plans: Aberystwyth University to Study Environmental Science with an integrated year abroad. Favourite memory about Dudley Sixth: One time we took over the stair-well and were teaching the rest of our friends about Heathers the Musical, singing at them all the songs from Heathers. Advice for future students: Start revision early. I don’t care if you think you need to, you …
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Alexia Wilkinson
Previous school: Beacon Hill Academy A-Levels & Results: Plans: University of Wolverhampton to Study Criminology and Criminal Justice Favourite memory about Dudley Sixth: One time we were in maths and Lily turned to me and said “1, 2” so I said “3, 4, 5” and our friend Beth said “6, 7!” One time we took over the stair-well and were teaching the rest of our friends about Heathers the …
Jess Freeman
Previous school: Wombourne High A-Levels & Results: Plans: Aston University to study Psychology with an integrated placement year. Favourite memory about Dudley Sixth: One time we were in maths and Lily turned to me and said “1, 2” so I said “3, 4, 5” and our friend Beth said “6, 7!” One time we took over the stair-well and were teaching the rest of our friends about Heathers the Musical, …
Harry Westwood
Previous School: Ellowes Hall Sports College. A-Levels & Results: English Literature (B), Environmental Science (A), Geography (A). Favourite thing/memory/person about Dudley Sixth: The everyday friendliness of the campus and staff and students. My Environmental Science tutor Richard Brown has been someone who gave lots of support and encouragement. Plans: To study Geology and Physical Geography at University of Birmingham (including international year). Advice for future students: Work hard …
Sapphire Lewis
Previous School: St James Academy. A-Levels & Results: Law (A*), Criminology (A), English Language and Literature Combined (B). Favourite thing/memory/person about Dudley Sixth: When I first started at Dudley Sixth, I embarrassingly tripped up the stairs but made loads of new friends from this. It will always be one of my favourite things to think back on. Plans: To study Engineering at the University of Birmimgham. Not yet sure …
Jake Blakesley-Beards
Previous School: Wombourne High School A-Level & Results: Biology (A), Product Design (A), Physics (C) Favourite thing/memory/person about Dudley Sixth: The last ever exam is a pretty great feeling. I also loved how quiet the iPoint was, this meant I was able to revise and study in a quite area with no distractions. Plans: To attend Nottingham University to study Engineering. Longterm plan is to …
Jack Blakesely-Beards
Previous School: Wombourne High School. A-Levels & Results: Mathematics (B), Physics (B), Chemistry (A). Favourite thing/memory/person about Dudley Sixth: My chemistry tutor, James Bramley. He’s a fantastic tutor who is funny and makes sure to teach you not just knowledge, but skills too. Plans: To study Chemistry at University (undecided on Nottingham, York, or Bristol) to eventually work in Chemistry research. Advice for future students: Start to think early …
Ellie-Louise Nicklin
Previous School: Dormston School A-Levels & Results: Criminology (A*), Sociology (A), Psychology (B) Favourite thing/memory/person about Dudley Sixth: Making new friends! I also love the staff – especially Steve Horam. Plans: Plans to study social work at University of Birmingham. Ultimately would like to be a qualified social worker. Advice for future students: I came to Dudley Sixth knowing only one person from …
Isobel Priest
Previous School: Ellowes Hall Sports College A-Levels & Results: Criminology (A*), Business (A), History (B) Plans: Currently work at Walsall College as an MIS Administrator. Plans to work her way up through the college. Favourite thing/memory/person about Dudley Sixth: Friends! Meeting so many new people and making friends for life. Advice for future students: Make sure you listen to the teachers. They have good advice …
Brooke Bromley
Previous school: Ormiston SWB Academy. A-Levels & Results: Plans: Primary Education at University of Wolverhampton. Advice for future students: Speak to everyone and make friends. Also have pretty notes when revising, that helped me!