Sixth Form
Entry Requirements
General Entry Requirements
The academic entry requirements for admittance into the Sixth Form are:
A minimum of five GCSE grades 4-9. Students who do not secure a minimum of Grade 4 in either GCSE English or Maths should retake the relevant subject(s) alongside their chosen Sixth Form courses.
The minimum grade requirement for each subject that the student wishes to study as outlined in the booklet below.
Sixth Form Course Information Booklet
The Sixth Form team will use ENIC, the official provider of international qualification comparability in the UK, to establish equivalent grades for students with qualifications other than GCSEs. In addition, pupils with qualifications other than GCSEs will need an IELTS score of 4.
Full Boarding applicants are required to attend a suitability for boarding interview.
Eligibility for State Education
As a state boarding school, all applicants enrolled must be eligible for state education in the UK. If the applicant does not hold a British or Irish passport, it is in their interest to check eligibility. This can be done on the UK Government website here.
Please note that whilst we can accept applications from all over the world, we are unable to support student visas with a CAS reference number.
The following children are entitled to study at a state-funded school:
- British and Irish citizens
- dependant child of a foreign national parent who has settled status in the UK
- dependant child of a parent(s) who is in the UK on a work visa or student visa
- dependant child who is part of a family entering and residing in the UK under the immigration route for Hong Kong British National (Overseas) (BNO) and their dependants
- dependant child who is part of a family entering and residing in the UK under the Ukraine Sponsorship Scheme or Ukraine Family Scheme
- dependant child who is part of a family entering and residing in the UK under an Afghan Scheme/Policy
Application Process
The application process for entry into the Sixth Form is simple and straightforward. You can watch a quick overview via the video below.