The Extended Essay is an independent, self-directed piece of research. It prepares students for the kind of research required at undergraduate level and gives them an opportunity to study in depth a topic of interest within a chosen subject. Each student is guided and advised by a subject-specialist supervisor.
Lent Term |
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| January | Introduction to the extended essay (head of year session) Submission of proposal form EE-1 |
| Proposal form (EE-1) returned to students and allocation of supervisor Review of relevant literature and research (head of year session) - to include a talk on the use of library resources by head librarian Students to meet with supervisors this week and complete form EE-2 Students are given literature review form EE-3 |
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| February | Submission of form EE-2 by 5pm (at reception) |
| Review of relevant literature and research Hand in literature review and summary form EE-3 by 5pm |
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Half Term |
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| February | Literature review returned to students with feedback from supervisors (form EE-3) |
| March | Work on extended essay to continue supervised in the library and open access room (students will sign in and out with librarian) Group 4 students are permitted to work in the science laboratories under supervision of supervisor or nominee Art students are permitted to work in the art department under supervision of supervisor or nominee |
| First draft of extended essay (without abstract or conclusion) to be handed in with form EE-4 during head of year session |

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| Friday, January 30 2026 | Ottilie Hild House UIV Pizza and Movie Night, Ottilie Hild House, 5.30pm-7.30pm |
| Friday, January 30 2026 | A Level PE final EAPI assessments (in lessons all week) |
| Friday, January 30 2026 | Lyttelton House & Housman Hall 'Pan Am Direct 🦅 ' Triathlon, finishes 8.00am |
| Friday, January 30 2026 | Year 8 Latinists trip to Bath, 8.30am-5.00pm |
| Friday, January 30 2026 | Lunchtime Concert 6, Routh Concert Hall, 1:20pm - 2:00pm |