Professional Conduct

Learning Ethos

Sixth Form is the keystone between celebrating GCSE success and driving forward to aspirations for the future through outstanding teaching, learning and opportunities for all. Our Sixth Form students are happy and successful individuals who accept responsibility, demonstrate determination and resilience and act with humility in every aspect of Sixth Form life. Our staff are experts in their subject areas. They support and guide students through their sixth form journey. Students take ownership of their progress throughout their Sixth Form journey by being proactive, reflective and determined learners. They will leave our Sixth Form with excellent academic qualifications and with the skills and knowledge to lead successful lives.

At Wymondham sixth form we are very proud of the learning ethos and behaviour of our pupils. We believe it is vitally important to ensure the students are treated consistently and that they understand the reasons for our rules. As a community we have clear guidelines about what happens when a young person makes the wrong choices.

We take incidents of bullying and breaches of the learning ethos very seriously.
Any behavioural issues are dealt with by the Head of Year.

Click here to view our Learning Ethos agreement

Dress Code

Dress code to take effect from Thursday the 4th of January 2024

Students must wear smart and professional dress, dressing for the modern workplace.

Students should ensure their appearance and clothing promotes a positive and professional image and be a role model to lower school.

Tops should not carry any wording or pictures.

The following are examples that would be considered inappropriate

(a) beach wear

(b) track suits (unless students have lessons requiring sportswear), hoodies.

(d) combat trousers

(e) jogging bottoms (unless students have lessons requiring sportswear)

(f) very short miniskirt or very short shorts

(g) low cut t-shirts, blouses, and transparent clothing

Footwear must be safe and clean and take account of health and safety considerations. No trainers permitted.

Any jewellery should match the aspiration of professional dress and facial piercings should be kept to a minimum.