New sixth form block officially unveiled at Bexley school

Beths Grammar School has opened the doors to its brand-new Jubilee Sixth Form Centre, bringing exciting learning opportunities to over 700 of students across the region.

To celebrate the remodelled space, the school, in Hartford Road, Bexley, invited MP Louie French and former headteachers John Tobin and Jim Skinner to a special event to see first-hand the impact it will have on students.

Guests enjoyed a tour of the facilities, spoke to students about their studies and heard speeches from headteacher Richard Blyghton and Louie French

The Jubilee Sixth Form Centre will enable students to access dedicated study spaces set across three storeys. This encompasses 14 new classrooms which have acoustic moveable walls. Students will also benefit from a communal eating space and a study room.

Mr Blyghton said: “It is a truly incredible space for students to learn, study and socialise at a really pivotal point in their education.”

Pictured top: Declaring the sixth form officially open for business (Picture: BGS)