Balance between teaching and learning at Bryanston encourages pupils to enhance their personal development and prepare for life beyond the school.
Developing interests and new skills is crucial and enrichment is at the core of our sixth form programme. The extensive provision of activities and programmes ensures there is something for everyone, running seamlessly alongside academic life.
Many Bryanstonians say the friendships they forge during the Sixth Form last a lifetime. The boarding houses are close-knit communities or ‘families’ of pupils.
Sixth Formers enjoy single or double rooms with study space, as well as access to communal facilities such as kitchens and common rooms. The dedicated house team, including House Parents, Residents and a Matron provides support to every pupil.
Weekends at Bryanston are lively and filled with fun events and activities. Socials take place weekly, giving Sixth Formers the chance to gather informally and enjoy an evening together.
Upper Sixth (A2) pupils can visit the Sixth Form bar on Friday and Saturday evenings, and the Bryanston café is regularly open for those wanting to meet informally for a coffee or pizza. Highlights for Sixth Formers include the annual Year 12 (A3) Festival, the Charities Weekend, and the renowned Leavers’ Ball.
We believe young people need the space to grow and develop, both physically and emotionally. Our 400-acre estate with extensive fields and an enchanting stretch of river, offers pupils a peaceful connection with nature.
Our facilities including a state-of-the-art sports centre (with swimming pool and gym), theatre, art, school, music school (complete with a sound studio), offer a range of activities to meet everyone’s needs.
The sense of belonging that Bryanston encourages in its beautiful surroundings has a profound and lasting impact upon all who live here. When Old Bryanstonians return, they recall fond memories of the people they spent so much time with during their formative years. Life at Bryanston remains vividly in their minds.
Our Year 13 (A2) pupils marked the end of their time here at Bryanston with a leavers’ service at St Martin’s Church, followed by speeches in the School’s outdoor Greek Theatre.
In the evening, we then warmly welcomed pupils, their families and staff to the well-renowned annual Leavers’ Ball.