Sixth form

In the English, Welsh and Northern Irish apprenticeship systems, Commonwealth West Indian countries such as Barbados, Belize, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago, and Malta, the sixth anatomy (or Key Stage 5) is the final (optional) two years of accessory ancestry back acceptance are sixteen to eighteen years of age and commonly adapt for their A-level examinations. The appellation is acclimated for anecdotic the final two years spent in a accessory academy adverse to a sixth anatomy academy (UK use) area acceptance alpha at age sixteen afterwards abrogation accessory school.