There’s an amazing choice of activities outside the curriculum to get involved in as a Brighton Girls Sixth Former. Whether it’s championing our charity initiatives as a Guild Rep, or nourishing leadership and teamwork skills by being a House Captain.
Co-Curricular
It is so important for students’ wellbeing that you have a broad education which extends beyond the classroom, and we offer a wide variety of exciting, co-curricular clubs here at Brighton Girls.
Find a more detailed list of our Sixth form co-curricular options here.
Sport
There’s a huge range of sports to choose from. From the more traditional netball, hockey, and gymnastics to less familiar sports like paddle- boarding and bouldering.
Performing arts
Dance is also well served, with an opportunity to participate in both the annual school dance show and a national dance competition in collaboration with our dance company in residence, Penny & Jules Dance. In terms of other performing arts there’s the chance to perform in a wide range of orchestras, choirs and drama productions.
The range of extra-curricular activities, foreign trips and music tours on offer is impressive. My girls look forward to going to school every day, which is something I could never say for myself.
– Sixth form parent
Brighton Girls instils an innate sense of confidence - that as young women they are capable of achieving anything they set their minds to
– Sixth form parent
Trips
Over recent years girls from Years 10-13 have visited Ethiopia, Romania and Malawi running summer schools for local children. These trips have been run in conjunction with the charity CRED, and have been truly life changing experiences for students.
Art
Closer to home there are visits to a vast range of museums, galleries and the Sussex coast. Our proximity to London also enables us to take in the exhibitions and performances there. Art is a hugely popular subject and student artwork is typically exhibited around the school to inspire and celebrate their creativity.
New Sixth Form Space Open 2022
The top floor of the iconic Temple building has been redesigned as a light-filled hub for our Sixth Form. Sixth Form students were able to pitch their ideas to the architects and influence the design. There are three zones: a workspace with writable walls in booths, a collaborative space to chill out and a kitchen space.
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