Page 13 - Seaford Sixth Form Experience 2019

Emily Holden
What advice would you give to someone coming to Seaford?
Do things that take you out of your comfort zone. Take as many opportunities as you can. The more you do it, the easier it becomes as you get into the flow of it.
I’ve put myself out of my comfort zone by photographing events and becoming a Prefect. I know that if I’ve done that, there’s nothing I can’t do. It’s nice to know it’s not the end of the world if I make a mistake too.
I love Seaford because....
everyone is so focussed on helping you as an individual to grow and develop further.
Caelan Stanton
What do you think Seaford’s done for you overall?
I feel like I’ve grown as a person. I’ve matured, not just in age but in attitude, which has been Seaford’s doing really. The ethos is completely different from my old school and that is really important. I feel like I needed that change. Luckily I’ve bought into it and come out with good grades last year and hopefully a good set of A Level grades.
What is it about the ethos that you like?
Be the best you can be, it’s about you, not everyone else.
I love Seaford because....
it’s just great. It’s a great school, the teachers and students are great. Everything’s just really good about it. It’s all very positive. Our Headmaster, Mr Green, is very positive all the time and you feel like you want to be the best that you can be.
Lourdes Velasco-Nicholls
Where does the freedom come from within the structure at Seaford?
You can be individual and we’re respected for that. The fact that I can do the subjects that I want to. I’ve got my study periods now which is great because I can actually focus on what I want. In the Sixth Form at Seaford I get to focus on what I like.
I love Seaford because....
of the confidence it’s given me andthefactthatIcanbewhoI am. The freedom that I’m allowed to have is extraordinary.
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Lourdes Velasco-Nicholls