Give back
Fundraising, peer mentoring, literacy and numeracy buddies, supporting younger students.

Try something different, take the lead and make a difference.


Community service expectation
Mentoring and student teams
Music, sports, fundraising and visits
We want Sixth Form students to develop into confident, compassionate and responsible young adults. Community service is an important part of the experience, with all students expected to commit at least one hour each week to service.
Students are expected to contribute at least one hour per week to community service.
Fundraising, peer mentoring, literacy and numeracy buddies, supporting younger students.
Junior Leadership Team, Eco-Team, Faith in Action and supporting school events.
Music and drama productions, sports, the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award and enrichment activities.
01Support younger students, act as a literacy or numeracy buddy, or contribute to leadership teams.
02Get involved in music and drama, school events and other creative activities.
03Take part in fundraising, Eco-Team, Faith in Action and community initiatives.
04Explore sports leadership, the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award and other opportunities to grow.
Trips and visits provide opportunities to discover different places, cultures and perspectives.
Shared experiences can strengthen friendships and encourage confidence.
Leadership, teamwork and service develop skills valued in higher education and employment.
Discover the people, places and possibilities at SJP Sixth Form.