Year 12 students at a new sixth form in Nottingham have shared their plans for the future following an inspirational visit to Oxford University. Djanogly City Academy Sixth Form opened its doors to the new facility and welcomed its first A-level students last month, many of which have strong aspirations for what they plan to do after sixth form.
Mohammed Ali, 16, is studying Maths, Economics and History for his A-levels. When asked why he chose those subjects he said: "I chose Maths because I got a good grade in it. Economics I chose because it related to Maths and it gives me an understanding of the world and I chose history to keep my options open and I enjoyed doing it for GCSE."
"I'm hoping to go to university and study accountancy after sixth form, because I enjoy mathematics at sixth form and at GCSE, I like working with numbers." When asked what his favourite part was about the new sixth form, Mohammed said: "I would say the library because they have the small room in there where you can book it an nobody can go in there except you and your group.
