Sixth Form
Sixth Form
Being a member of the Sixth Form at Ysgol y Creuddyn brings privileges and responsibilities. The school undertakes to ensure education of the highest standard possible whilst expecting an undertaking by students to be responsible members of the school and its community. A common room is provided for the Sixth Form to relax and socialise during non-contact periods.
Year 12 students play an important role within the school by supporting and helping Year 7 pupils as part of the Buddies scheme. Sixth form students are expected to undertake private study in addition to attending formal lessons. The school Library is available for private study and students have access to the computer rooms, the workshops and the art room as appropriate.
Sixth form students are required to conform to school rules and set a good example to younger pupils. They should exercise self-discipline and common sense at all times.
Absenteeism hinders progress and students are expected to attend school regularly. When absence cannot be avoided they should inform the school according to the school rules.
Although it is understood that many students work outside school we ask that this does not hinder their studies.
Please do not hesitate to contact the school for further information or to discuss options.
Level 3 Advanced Skills Baccalaureate Wales
The Advanced Skills Baccalaureate Wales (AdvSBW) qualification is an exciting new Level 3 qualification that supports students to become effective, responsible and active citizens, equipping them with the skills for future study or to enter the job market. The qualification has primarily been designed for students aged 16-19, and can be taken alongside other Level 3 qualifications, including A levels.
Welsh Baccalaureate Co-ordinator: Mr Arwel Roberts
Why study Level 3 Award in Advanced Skills Baccalaureate Wales?
For further information please use the WJEC website:
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