Classical Civilisation
Students selecting Classical Civilisation study the culture of Greece and Rome, examining some of their outstanding achievements in art, architecture, drama and literature. The subject has huge variety and covers a wide breadth of ideas in art, philosophy and history, as well as drama and literature.


Economics
Economics is one of the most topical subjects pertaining to life outside of the classroom that students can study in the Sixth Form. They develop the ability to argue their own opinions using economic theory with logical analysis, while being given extensive support in a non-judgemental environment. Girls are encouraged to use current economic controversies in class discussions.


Geography

Geography is concerned with understanding the nature and functioning of the physical and human environments within the world, while exploring your relationships to them. Students will study both physical and human landscapes on a local and global scale and investigate the processes that affect them and how and why they change over time.

Government and Politics
This subject is introduced to students in the Sixth From only and aims to provide a clear understanding of the theories, motives and values that underpin the political process and governmental decision-making. It also looks at the role institutions play in resolving conflict.

History

History is a rich and relevant subject. Girls examine prominent moments in humanity's past and learn to select, organise, analyse and evaluate various source materials to develop congruent arguments.