In this post I have decided to write about my experience of going to sixth form a year later than most people, I had inspiration to write this after looking at the most commonly searched things about sixth form college, one of which was 'can I start sixth form at 17?'.

I wouldn't be surprised if you told me studying wasn't your favourite thing to do at the weekend. However, I actually really enjoy studying. Yes, it may be a struggle - but that doesn't mean you can't make it enjoyable. With my current studies for A-Levels and a few years experience of finding motivation with homeschool, I've come up with a few ideas that will help if your struggling with getting the incentive to study.

University is a scary, far-off place for me. I think of it as an almost dream-like land, a place in the distant I'll never actually reach.

As I explained in my post, What I Am Up To Next. Instead of going to sixth form last year - when I was 16 - I decided to stay at home and have a year out.

I've done all my studies and exams at home up to now. But I have chosen to go to sixth form for A levels a year later. I have had a really interesting progression from home study to studying at sixth form.