Sixth Form
Sixth Form Entrance Requirements for September 2024
A minimum of 7 GCSEs at grade 7 or higher including English and Maths.
Conditional offers are based only on GCSE grades and do not include alternative Level 2 qualifications (vocational courses such as BTECs, Nationals etc.).
Specific Subject Minimum Requirements are:
| A Level Subject | Minimum GCSE Requirement |
| Art © | 7 in Art |
| Biology á | 7 in Biology |
| Business | 7 in English Lang or Lit and 7 in Mathematics and 7 in Business Studies (If studied) |
| Chemistry á | 7 in Chemistry |
| Computer Science | 7 in Computer Science and 7 in Mathematics |
| Economics | 7 in English Lang or Lit and 7 in Mathematics and 7 in Business Studies (If studied) |
| English Literature | 7 in English Literature and 7 in English Language |
| French © | 7 in French |
| Further Maths | 8 or 9 in Mathematics |
| Geography | 7 in Geography |
| German © | 7 in German |
| History | 7 in History |
| Law | 7 in English Language or Literature and 7 in Mathematics |
| Mathematics | 7 in Mathematics |
| Music © | 7 in Music and at least grade 5 on one instrument |
| Physics á | 7 in Physics |
| Product Design © | 7 in a Design Technology subject |
| Psychology | 7 in English Language or Literature and 7 in Mathematics |
| RS, Philosophy and Ethics | 7 in RS |
á If a student has studied GCSE Combined Science rather than separate sciences they will require a minimum of two grade 7s and will only be permitted to choose a maximum of 2 Sciences for A-level.
© These subjects are delivered in collaboration with KEVI Aston, KEVI Handsworth Girls and KEVI Handsworth Wood Girls Schools, so lessons may be at those venues and/or have students from those schools.
- Conditional offers are not a guarantee of a place, nor a guarantee that the subjects that have been selected by a candidate will be the subjects undertaken at A-level. Subjects to be studied are determined by exam results and availability of spaces.
- The school and its governors reserve the right to reduce curriculum time allocated to a specific course due to low uptake of students, and also to withdraw a course due to an extremely low uptake of students.
- In the event of over-subscription preference will be given to looked-after children or previously looked-after children; then GCSE points scores, and then those who live nearest to the school (according to the straight-line distance between home and school).
