sixth year

noun

1. (in Scotland) the most senior class in a secondary school to which pupils, usually above the legal leaving age, may proceed to take sixth-year studies, retake or take additional Highers, etc

Example Sentences

“The other issue is, this is Year 6 for London Breed. Any politician, their sixth year in office is really a difficult year because people are really looking at you as ‘What have you done?’”

From Los Angeles Times

“So, ultimately, like now in my sixth year, that’s kind of all I think about is getting back to that point.”

From Los Angeles Times

It’s the reggaeton artist’s sixth year listed for the VMAs and the second opportunity to claim artist of the year after his 2022 win.

From Los Angeles Times

Georgi is in her sixth year as a professional with Dutch team DSM-Firmenich PostNL and had a standout spring that saw her finish on the podium in third in Paris-Roubaix for the first time, as well as fourth in the Amstel Gold Race and fifth in Trofeo Alfredo Binda.

From BBC

Ebel, 58, played six minor league seasons, spent 14 years as a minor league coach and manager, 13 years as an Angels third-base coach and bench coach and is in his sixth year as the Dodgers’ third-base coach.

From Los Angeles Times