Year 12

Four A-Level Pathway

• 4 A-Level subjects
• Personal Development, Enrichment and Physical Education

Three A-Level Pathway

• 3 A-Level subjects
• Personal Development, Enrichment and Physical Education

In Term 4, the Extended Project Qualification will be launched and in Term 5, the AS Further Mathematics course will be launched and students will have the option to include these in their timetables. They may wish to consider their Curriculum Pathway plans for Year 13 at this time.

Year 13

Four A-Level Pathway

• 4 A-Level subjects (plus the EPQ in exceptional circumstances)
• Personal Development, Enrichment and Physical Education

Three A-Level Pathway

• 3 A-Level subjects (carrying on from Year 12 or having discontinued one subject after the AS examination or having decided to take one AS examination at the end of Year 13)
• The EPQ or AS Further Mathematics may also be taken
• Personal Development, Enrichment and Physical Education

In particular where the three A-Level pathway is chosen, it is expected that students will consider an opportunity to include additional elements to their timetable such as being a Pastoral or Departmental Prefect; outreach work with local schools; sporting or musical commitments; or undertaking a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) in an area of particular interest. These opportunities are also available for students on the four A-Level Pathway but time will naturally be more limited. 

The over-subscription criteria will be applied if the number of applicants with a points score of 54 or above exceeds the available number of places. Places will always be offered to internal applicants before external applicants.

The offers to external candidates will be made as follows:

1. The applicant is a looked after child or previously looked after child
2. The permanent home address of the applicant is within Priority Area 1 or 2 of the designated area of the school on 31st August 2024 and they should still be living there at the time of admission to the school and the applicant is a Pupil Premium or Service Premium child. Documentary evidence that the child is in receipt of Pupil Premium or Service Premium will be requested from the current school.
3. The applicant’s home address is within Priority Area 1 or Priority Area 2 of the designated area of the school and this home address is the permanent address of the parent/carer and the applicant on 31st August 2024 and they should still be living there at the time of admission to the school.
4.  Applicants whose home address is NOT in the designated area of the school

Please read the information on our website here about our designated area. It is very unlikely we would offer a place to an applicant outside our designated area as we are always heavily oversubscribed with applicants who live in Priority Area 1 or 2. 

As outlined in our admission policy, we will only invite applicants to consultation in March who are currently living in the designated area unless the family are crown servants or in the British Armed Forces. Therefore to be invited to consultation the applicant (the student) must be living permanently in our designated area by March 2024. More information on what is deemed to be a permanent address can be found here, along with information on temporary addresses and multiple properties.

Please consider this before coming to our open event. 

Kendrick School Sixth Form Prospectus - September 2025 Entry

The application can be accessed via the link below:

Kendrick School Year 12 Application Form - Entry in September 2025

Existing Kendrick students do not need to complete this application form.

The deadline for applying is midnight on Friday 17th January 2025.

The address that you enter on the application must be your current home address.