Sixth Form - Ages 16–18
Sixth Form at LOGS
Whether you've been with us since Senior School or joining fresh, these two years are about exploring properly - academically, in subjects you've actually chosen, and personally, with a level of independence you won't have had before. Real space for music, sport or drama alongside your A-levels, not squeezed in around exams.
We keep the sixth form deliberately small: big enough for real choice, small enough that every pupil is known personally, not just taught. That shows up in the ordinary moments — a tutor who notices when your workload's off, a teacher who remembers what you said last week, a form group where everyone knows you. It's why the results below hold up: they come from pupils who were taught as individuals.
The LOGS difference
Why study Sixth Form at LOGS?
Small class sizes
Normally 15 or below - taught as individuals.
First-choice subject combinations
Build a timetable around what you actually want to study.
Strong results
99% of A-level entries passed last year - full breakdown below.
Independent Sixth Form House
A space to work, relax, or head out between lessons.
Sport, music and drama as standard
Fixtures, ensembles and productions you're part of.
Duke of Edinburgh and expeditions
From local challenges to Morocco and South Africa.
A tutor who knows your workload
Not just your grades - regular one-to-one meetings.
UCAS and careers support
Exhibition visits, careers evenings and one-to-one guidance.
LOGS was the perfect fit due to class sizes being smaller, which makes for more intimate learning.
Sixth Form studentLast year's results
Results that hold up
More than 20 A-levels
Subjects on offer
More than 20 A-levels, plus BTEC options in Business and Sport - from Classical Civilisation to Computer Science.
Students are encouraged to study whatever they enjoy, and no combination of subjects is off the table.
ParentBeyond the classroom
Two years, worth remembering
Life after LOGS
Next steps, planned from day one
Most pupils use their A-levels as a passport to university, so we build UCAS support into Sixth Form life from the start: exhibition visits, careers evenings with former pupils, and one-to-one guidance on choices and applications.
Not every path leads to university - there's support for apprenticeships and gap years too.
Studying at LOGS gave me the confidence I needed to go on and study at the University of Brighton, where I achieved a degree in journalism.
Sixth Form studentSee it for yourself
Two minutes inside LOGS Sixth Form
The best way to get a feel for the place is to watch it.
Sixth Form film - click to play
Where our leavers go