YEAR 13 STUDENTS CELEBRATE THEIR LAST DAY 

Year 13 students celebrated the end of an era last week. Exam season is well underway, so formal lessons concluded last Friday, their final day at Richmond Sixth Form College. 

Students celebrated the end of seven years of secondary and college education by wearing their old school uniforms, some even wearing the signed shirts they created at the end of Year 11. 

We held a ‘Good Luck’ assembly where we reflected on all the achievements in the last two years as well as having a cheeky look at some photos from when the students were much younger. 

Ms Richardson, Assistant Head Teacher, Sixth Form, said: “We will genuinely miss the Year 13 students, and we are extremely proud of the young adults they have become.  I would like to take this opportunity to thank them for the brilliantly positive contribution they have made to our college community – they really have helped to make the college the happy place it is. I look forward to hearing about the wonderful things our students do in the future. I know they will go on to achieve amazing things.” 

After the exams have finished, we look forward to our final goodbye when we hold our Year 13 Prom. It is always a glamourous occasion- tinged with sadness but full of excitement for what lies ahead.” 

These photos are only a selection – more can be found at the following link: 

https://photos.app.goo.gl/4t4LL1gTqHeMMPKF8