Sixth form at St. Clare's
By Enid Blyton
Head girls Pat and Isabel face troublesome pupils and a mystery threatening their final term at St Clare’s.
amusing · mischievous · heart-warming · traditional
Genres
What is Sixth form at St. Clare's about?
Pat and Isabel O’Sullivan are in their final year at St Clare’s, and they have been made head girls. It is a demanding role: cheeky first-formers need managing, difficult pupils cause trouble, and Priscilla seems determined to make life unpleasant. Still, the twins find time for jokes, adventures and plenty of school mischief. As lessons, friendships and responsibilities fill their last term, Pat and Isabel must learn to lead wisely while preparing for an emotional farewell to the school they love.
About the author
Enid Blyton was a much-loved British author who wrote exciting stories for children. She created famous series like The Famous Five, The Secret Seven, and Noddy. Her adventurous tales have delighted readers for many years, taking them on journeys filled with mystery, friendship, and fun. Many children still enjoy her books today.
Pages
176 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
This edition
2013
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