sixth form college in London Greater London

Central Foundation Girls' School. Central Foundation, Girls School, Bow, E3 2AT

Our purpose is to ensure you leave education with us at age 18 or 19 fully equipped with the skills, attributes, aspirations and high level qualifications.

Ealing Independent College is an independent sixth form College in London preparing boys and girls aged 13 to 18 for higher education.

Sir George Monoux Sixth Form College is a specialist sixth form college based in Waltham Forest for 16 - 18 year olds. Apply to join us at: www.sgmc.ac.uk/apply

The Charles Kalms • Henry Ronson Immanuel College is a selective HMC co-educational Jewish day school for pupils aged 4-18.

Based in the heart of Central London, Albemarle Sixth Form is a leading independent College offering broad GCSE and A-level courses.

The Official Facebook page of St Michaels' Catholic College in Rotherhithe, South London. Keeping you up to date with the latest news and information.

Esher College is an extremely successful, open access, non-selective Sixth Form College situated in Thames Ditton, near Hampton Court, Surrey.

St Josephs in Upper Norwood, Beulah Hill is a secondary and sixth form college.

St Josephs in Upper Norwood Beulah Hill is a secondary and sixth form college.

As Britain's first federated school the Bishop Challoner campus embraces three outstanding schools in one: Boys' and Girls' Schools and a Sixth Form College.

Campbell Harris is a private (independent) sixth form college situated in the heart of Kensington, London.

Khalsa College London Sixth Form was reviewed by OFSTED March 2015. The result was GOOD.

Acorn House College is a leading private Sixth Form and GCSE College in Southall, West London with a particular focus on the Sciences.

Regent Recruitment Group is an education recruitment agency working in partnership with primary schools secondary schools sixth forms further education colleges SEN Schools PRU's independent sch..

The Brilliant Club is an award-winning charity that exists to widen access to highly-selective universities for pupils from non-selective state schools.