Welcome to
Anglo European School
International Sixth Form

To achieve academic excellence through a broad, balanced & inclusive curriculum enriched by a strong international dimension.

Excelencia

To develop in students a respect for their own culture and the culture of others whilst celebrating the rich diversity of languages, values and traditions.

Interkulturell

To provide students with the linguistic, creative and social skills to move confidently beyond the boundaries of their own communities as they prepare for the next stage in their lives.

L’avenir

Aims of the School

Places We Visit

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France

- Year 7 visit to Ebblinghem, France
- Year 8 & 9 exchanges to Avignon & Dinan
- Year 10 residential to Paris
- Year 10 exchange to Avignon
- KS3 and KS4 exchange visits to France
- Sixth Form International work experience exchange visit France

Spain

- Year 8 & 9 exchange to Madrid
- Year 8 & 9 exchange to Granada
- Year 10 exchange to Girona
- Year 10 exchange to Blanes
- KS3 and KS4 exchange visits to Spain
- Sixth Form International work experience exchange visit Spain

Germany

- Year 8 & 9 exchange to Wiesbaden
- KS3 and KS4 exchange visits to Germany
- Year 10 long-term visit to Frankfurt
- Sixth Form International work experience exchange visit Germany

Italy

- Year 8 & 9 exchange to Saranno
- KS3 and KS4 exchange visits to Italy

China

- MEP Year 8 two week study visit to China
- MEP Year 10 and Lower Sixth to China
- KS3 and KS4 exchange visits to China
- Sixth Form International work experience exchange visit China

United Kingdom

- MEP Year 9 four day residential intensive study visit to Nottingham University, England
- Year 11 Geography (GCSE) – Juniper Hall, Surrey, England
- Year 10 history to Wales
- Lower 6th Geography (A Level and IB) – Slapton Ley, Devon
- Lower 6th Biology (A Level and IB) – Dale Fort, Pembrokeshire

Japan

- KS3 and KS4 exchange visits to Japan

Poland

- Lower 6th visit to Poland

Switzerland

- Sixth Form International work experience exchange visit UN in Geneva, Switzerland
- Lower 6th visit to UN Geneva

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Meet Keith

Head Student

I chose to do the AIB route with A-Levels in English Literature, French and Sociology with my IB standard in Psychology. Coming from a different school, I feel content with my choice and the continuous opportunities the Anglo Sixth Form has on offer for me to grow as an individual. Being a Head Student has taught me many things such as hard work, responsibility and especially time management. In March, I was grateful to take part in an exchange visit to Paris where I worked in a French Bakery. The exchange not only helped me enhance my language skills, but also gave me an insight into Francophone culture. An experience I will carry with me for the rest of my academic journey.

Meet Anika

Head Student

I am currently on the AIB route studying Politics, Sociology and Finance alongside an EPQ. Starting as an external student in September, the Anglo helped me feel like I belonged. The quality that enticed me to the Anglo was the diversity of the school. Our school allows us to be who we are and express that in the way that best represents us. As a Head Student I feel strongly about advocating for the voice of my peers and helping further improve the school in a way which benefits everyone.

Meet George

Head Student

I am studying the AIB route, including A Level Business, Psychology and Drama and I am also completing the EPQ. I am an avid dancer and I aspire to become a professional dancer and choreographer in the future. Being a Head Student is such a privilege. The opportunity has helped me to grow my leadership skills, develop my sense of responsibility and has made me feel accepted as a part of the Anglo Family. What makes the Anglo experience truly unique is the community nature of the school. It really helps students to thrive - knowing that there is always a friendly face around who is willing to help. My favourite experience was the Eisteddfod. It was lovely to see so much talent and passion.

Meet Harriet

Head Student

I study four A levels: Maths, Physics, French and Music. I began my journey at the Anglo in Year 7, so you could say that I am well and truly part of the “Anglo Family”. The atmosphere at our school is open-minded and supportive and there is so much on offer to students. One of the most amazing opportunities at the Anglo has to be the exchange programme. I was fortunate to visit Paris as part of my work experience, where I lived with a French family and worked in a chocolate shop for two weeks. The experience helped me improve my French speaking skills and gain invaluable life skills. I have a passion for music and the performing arts, and I have been involved in organising and taking part in many shows and assemblies, including the famous annual Eisteddfod.

Meet Keith

Head Student

I chose to do the AIB route with A-Levels in English Literature, French and Sociology with my IB standard in Psychology. Coming from a different school, I feel content with my choice and the continuous opportunities the Anglo Sixth Form has on offer for me to grow as an individual. Being a Head Student has taught me many things such as hard work, responsibility and especially time management. In March, I was grateful to take part in an exchange visit to Paris where I worked in a French Bakery. The exchange not only helped me enhance my language skills, but also gave me an insight into Francophone culture. An experience I will carry with me for the rest of my academic journey.

Meet Anika

Head Student

I am currently on the AIB route studying Politics, Sociology and Finance alongside an EPQ. Starting as an external student in September, the Anglo helped me feel like I belonged. The quality that enticed me to the Anglo was the diversity of the school. Our school allows us to be who we are and express that in the way that best represents us. As a Head Student I feel strongly about advocating for the voice of my peers and helping further improve the school in a way which benefits everyone.

Meet George

Head Student

I am studying the AIB route, including A Level Business, Psychology and Drama and I am also completing the EPQ. I am an avid dancer and I aspire to become a professional dancer and choreographer in the future. Being a Head Student is such a privilege. The opportunity has helped me to grow my leadership skills, develop my sense of responsibility and has made me feel accepted as a part of the Anglo Family. What makes the Anglo experience truly unique is the community nature of the school. It really helps students to thrive - knowing that there is always a friendly face around who is willing to help. My favourite experience was the Eisteddfod. It was lovely to see so much talent and passion.

Meet Harriet

Head Student

I study four A levels: Maths, Physics, French and Music. I began my journey at the Anglo in Year 7, so you could say that I am well and truly part of the “Anglo Family”. The atmosphere at our school is open-minded and supportive and there is so much on offer to students. One of the most amazing opportunities at the Anglo has to be the exchange programme. I was fortunate to visit Paris as part of my work experience, where I lived with a French family and worked in a chocolate shop for two weeks. The experience helped me improve my French speaking skills and gain invaluable life skills. I have a passion for music and the performing arts, and I have been involved in organising and taking part in many shows and assemblies, including the famous annual Eisteddfod.