Sixth Forms / Middlesex
Sixth Forms in Middlesex
Browse 67 sixth forms and sixth-form colleges in Middlesex. Compare A-Level results, entry requirements, Ofsted ratings and university destinations.
67 sixth forms in Middlesex
Ark Elvin Academy
London · Secondary · Mixed
Ashley College
Wembley · PRU · Mixed
Lampton Academy
Hounslow · Secondary · Mixed
North West London Independent Special School
London · Special · Mixed
Ruislip High School
Ruislip · Secondary · Mixed
St Dominic's Sixth Form College
Middlesex · Post-16 · Mixed
Wembley High Technology College
North Wembley · Secondary · Mixed
West Thames College
Isleworth · Post-16 · Mixed
Alec Reed Academy
Northolt · All-through · Mixed
Ayesha Siddiqa Girls School
Southall · Senior · Girls
Guru Nanak Sikh Academy
Hayes · All-through · Mixed
Haydon School
Pinner · Secondary · Mixed
London Academy
Edgware · All-through · Mixed
Oak Wood School
Uxbridge · Secondary · Mixed
Q+ Queensmill College
London · Special · Mixed
Rosedale College
Hayes · Secondary · Mixed
Springhallow School
London · Special · Mixed
The Rise Free School
Feltham · Special · Mixed
Whitefriars School
Harrow · All-through · Mixed
ACS Hillingdon International School
Uxbridge · All-through · Mixed
Alperton Community School
Wembley · Secondary · Mixed
Ark Academy
Wembley · All-through · Mixed
Avanti House School
Stanmore · Secondary · Mixed
Bishopshalt School
Uxbridge · Secondary · Mixed
Bishop Stopford's School
Enfield · Secondary · Mixed
Cranford Community College
Hounslow · Secondary · Mixed
De Salis Studio College
Hayes · Secondary · Mixed
Dormers Wells High School
Southall · Secondary · Mixed
Featherstone High School
Southall · Secondary · Mixed
Global Academy
Middlesex · Secondary · Mixed
Greenford High School
Southall · Secondary · Mixed
Hampton High
Hampton · Secondary · Mixed
Hampton School
Hampton · All-through · Boys
Harrow Collegiate
Harrow · Secondary · Mixed
Heron Hall Academy
Enfield · Secondary · Mixed
Hewens College
Hayes · Secondary · Mixed
Hillingdon Manor School
Middlesex · Special · Mixed
Islip Manor High School
Northolt · Secondary · Mixed
JFS
Harrow · Secondary · Mixed
Kneller Hall School
Twickenham · Senior · Mixed
Meadow High School
Uxbridge · Special · Mixed
Menorah Grammar School
Edgware · Senior · Boys
Moorcroft School
Uxbridge · Special · Mixed
New Level Academy
London · Senior · Mixed
Northgate School
Edgware · PRU · Mixed
North London Collegiate School
Middlesex · All-through · Girls
Northwood College for Girls GDST
Northwood · All-through · Girls
Northwood School
Northwood · Secondary · Mixed
Oasis Academy Enfield
Enfield · Secondary · Mixed
Oasis Academy Hadley
Enfield · All-through · Mixed
Park Academy West London
Hillingdon · Secondary · Mixed
Pentland Field School
Uxbridge · Special · Mixed
Pinner High School
Pinner · Secondary · Mixed
Preston Manor School
Wembley · All-through · Mixed
Queensmead School
Ruislip · Secondary · Mixed
Reach Academy Feltham
Feltham · All-through · Mixed
Rivers Academy West London
Feltham · Secondary · Mixed
Teddington School
Teddington · Secondary · Mixed
The Cardinal Wiseman Catholic School
Greenford · Secondary · Mixed
The Douay Martyrs Catholic School
Uxbridge · Secondary · Mixed
The PRIDE Academy
West Drayton · Special · Mixed
The Skills Hub
West Drayton · All-through · Mixed
Uxbridge High School
Uxbridge · Secondary · Mixed
Villiers High School
Southall · Secondary · Mixed
Waldegrave School
Twickenham · Secondary · Mixed
Waverley School
Enfield · Special · Mixed
William Perkin Church of England High School
Greenford · Secondary · Mixed
About sixth forms in Middlesex
Sixth forms in Middlesex provide 16-18 education through school sixth forms and dedicated sixth-form or further education colleges, each offering a different mix of A-Levels, T-Levels and BTECs. Entry requirements are set by each institution and typically depend on GCSE grades - most ask for at least five passes at grade 4 or above, with higher grades required for individual subjects. Course availability varies considerably across sixth forms in Middlesex, so it is worth checking whether the specific A-Level or vocational subjects you want are actually on offer before you apply. Open evenings in the autumn term of Year 11 are the best chance to ask questions in person and compare the teaching environment, support offer and facilities.
When comparing sixth forms in Middlesex, start with A-Level results - the average points per entry and grades at AAB or above give a consistent measure to work with across different institutions. Look at university destinations too: progression to Russell Group universities and the quality of UCAS guidance can vary significantly between a school sixth form and a standalone sixth-form college. Application deadlines in Middlesex typically fall in the winter of Year 11, so shortlist early, attend open evenings and use School Signal to compare the data in one place.
Choosing a school in Middlesex
Whether or not Middlesex has schools of a particular type, the same fundamentals help you compare your options. Ofsted judgements - Outstanding, Good, Requires Improvement or Inadequate - summarise the quality of education, behaviour, personal development and leadership. A rating is a useful starting point, but bear in mind that some schools have not been inspected for several years and that a single word cannot capture everything about a school.
For secondary schools, Progress 8 is often more revealing than raw results. It measures how much pupils improve between the end of primary school and their GCSEs, so a school serving a less advantaged community can still post strong progress. Attainment 8 shows average achievement across eight GCSEs, and the percentage of pupils reaching grade 5 or above in English and maths is a useful benchmark. For 16-18 study, look at A-Level and applied-course results and where students go next.
Beyond the data, look at how places are allocated when a school is oversubscribed and whether your address is likely to secure one, the range of subjects and activities on offer, the sixth-form provision if you are planning ahead, and travel and transport. Above all, visit. An open day tells you more about a school's atmosphere, pastoral care and whether it will suit your child than any league table can.
Frequently asked questions
How many sixth forms are there in Middlesex?
There are 67 sixth forms in Middlesex listed on School Signal, of which 19 are rated Outstanding or Good by Ofsted.
Which sixth form in Middlesex has the best Ofsted rating?
Ark Elvin Academy is among the highest rated sixth forms in Middlesex, judged Outstanding at its most recent Ofsted inspection.
What grades do I need for sixth form in Middlesex?
Most sixth forms in Middlesex ask for a minimum of five GCSEs at grade 4 or above, including English and Maths, though the exact threshold varies by institution. Individual A-Level subjects typically have their own grade requirements - sciences, Maths and languages often ask for a 6 or 7 in the relevant GCSE. Some sixth forms in Middlesex set higher overall entry thresholds, particularly those with strong university progression records, so always check the specific entry offer on each school's page.