Sixth Form pupils are actively engaged with current affairs. The PolEcon Society brings together pupils from Year 11 and above to analyse contemporary political and economic developments, while Economics in the Wild gives pupils the opportunity to examine real-world economic events that have captured their interest. Through the All Souls Society, pupils engage in thought-provoking interdisciplinary discussions that transcend traditional subject boundaries, whilst aspiring Oxbridge candidates can develop their quantitative skills through independent empirical studies, formulating and testing hypotheses about social phenomena they would like to investigate. The curriculum is further enriched by visits to London, including trips to Parliament and attendance at economics lectures. Pupils participate in Model United Nations conferences throughout the year, where they represent different nation states and develop their debating skills.