School to hold consultation on Sixth Form Closure

Holderness Academy has announced it is holding a public consultation on the proposed closure of its sixth form.
In a letter sent out to parents, the school, which is a part of the Consortium Academy Trust, said “falling numbers in the sixth form have meant that it may no longer be viable to run.”
For those students who were planning on staying at Holderness Academy for their A-level studies, the school has reassured them that “there are several other sixth forms and further education providers within the city of Hull and the county of East Riding of Yorkshire, providing excellent opportunities for high-quality educational experiences for post-16 students”.
If, following the consultation, it is decided that the sixth form is to close, the closure will take place in September 2025, meaning the year 13 students will be able to complete their A-level studies before it closes. The school has urged those interested to engage with the consultation to contact communications@ consortiumtrust.co.uk with their feedback.