Mount House School is preparing to welcome Sixth Form students into a revamped space designed for studying, socialising and preparing for life beyond school.
The new facilities at the Hertfordshire school, part of Blenheim Schools, are designed for both independent study and collaboration, including a dedicated study area for reading, research, project work, and university applications.
Students will also have access to a new common room with social spaces, quiet zones, and a kitchen.
Jon Cooper, head at Mount House School, said: "We have transformed existing spaces within the school to create a dedicated environment for our Sixth Form that reflects the independence, ambition and sense of community that define senior school life at Mount House.
"These new facilities are about much more than providing dedicated study and social spaces.
"They support our vision of giving every student the confidence to lead, the opportunity to develop professionally through initiatives such as our Enterprise Pathway, and the skills they need to succeed wherever their future takes them."
Mount House School offers over 20 A Level subjects, an Extended Project Qualification, and an Enterprise Pathway, which includes a workplace placement.
Every Sixth Former receives one-to-one mentoring for university guidance and academic challenges.
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