Sixth Form Taster Day / Information Evening
We believe that education within our combined Sixth Forms truly offers the ‘best of both worlds’. We run a Sixth Form Taster Day and Information Evening every year in November. It is designed to give you an insight into the very special Sixth Form experience here in Monmouth.
If you are unable to attend in November, and would like to know more, we welcome enquiries for individual visits to the schools, when you will be able to take a guided tour and talk to senior staff about all we have to offer, including details of our courses and facilities.
To arrange a visit, or receive further information, please contact our Admissions Registrars:
| Monmouth School for Boys | Monmouth School for Girls |
| Mrs Diane Jakes Admissions Registrar Monmouth School for Boys Almshouse Street, Monmouth, NP25 3XP 01600 710433 |
Mrs Karen Stafford-Smith Admissions Registrar Monmouth School for Girls Hereford Road, Monmouth, NP25 5XT 01600 711104 |
| boys.admissions@habsmonmouth.org | girls.admissions@habsmonmouth.org |
| 2017 Monmouth School for Boys A level results | 2017 Monmouth School for Girls A level results |
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| A* / A 54.6 % A* – B 75.9 % Pass rate: 100 % |
A* / A 54.1 % A* – B 75.2 % Pass rate: 100 % |
“Having the ability and knowledge to stop people’s suffering is really important to me. The Medics’ Day was amazing – you completely forgot you were in a school situation.
”Deputy Head Girl, Zoe, hopes to become a surgeon
“The best thing teachers did was to encourage me to read around medicine and really have a good knowledge base from which I could answer interview questions.
”OM Zac, is studying medicine at Oxford
“I’m really lucky to have had this opportunity. I don’t think even work experience is this useful because you can’t participate in the same way.
”Head Girl, Amber, hopes to study law at university
“The Law Day was definitely a unique experience. I had never looked at case files so analytically before and I’ve done a range of legal work placements. I would like to be a barrister because I’ve always been fairly argumentative and I like a challenge.
”James, 17, hopes to become a barrister
