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Sixth Form Open Evening

Sixth Form Open Evening – Monday 9th November 2026 4pm – 6pm

Why Mulberry School for Girls Sixth Form?

Mulberry School for Girls has achieved outstanding A Level results this year, with notable improvements across the board. The percentage of A*-A grades has risen to 24% (+3%), A*-B grades have increased to an impressive 59% (+10%), and A*-C grades now stand at 86%.

Almost every subject has shown improvement compared to 2024 outcomes, with particularly strong performances in Religious Studies (58% A*-B), Politics (72% A*-B), Computer Science (75% A*-B), Sociology (74% A*-B), Economics (90% A*-B), Geography (80% A*-B), and Maths (59% A*-B).

Our students are going on to a range of prestigious destinations, from Harvard and Oxford to Liverpool, UCL, and King’s College London — a testament to their hard work and ambition, as well as the unwavering support of our dedicated staff.

ARE YOU A TRAILBLAZER?


Trailblazers are leaders. They are innovative, passionate about their interests, and determined to be the first. Join our Sixth Form and we’ll help you unlock this potential.
What courses can I study?
Full details of the courses we have available can be found in the Sixth Form Course Guide.
Entry Requirements for Courses
Course Entry Requirements Notes
Level 2 Health and Social Care Course 5 GCSE Grades 3–5 Students may resit English or Maths if needed. If you pass the Level 2 course and your retake GCSE exams, you can apply for the Level 3 Health and Social Care pathway the following year.
Level 3 Health and Social Care Extended Diploma Course At least 5 GCSEs Grades 5–9, including English and Mathematics at Grade 4
A Levels Five GCSEs Grade 5+, including English and Maths Some subjects require specific minimum grades based on course components – see below.

Essential Subject Grade Requirements

Course / Subject Minimum GCSE Requirement Notes
Any A Level 5+ in Maths
Any A Level 55+ in English
History A Level 5+ in History
Geography A Level 5+ in Geography
Psychology & Economics A Level 6+ in Maths If a student would like to study Economics at a Russell Group university, they will need to study A-level Maths in addition to Economics.
All Science A Levels 6+ in Maths
All Science A Levels 666+ in Triple Science If your school does not offer Triple Science, then 66+ in Science for all Science A Levels.
Computer Science, Maths & Further Maths A Level 7+ in Maths To take Further Maths you need to be enrolled in 4 A Levels.
Progression: Level 2 → Level 3 Health & Social Care 44s+ in Maths and English
Level 3 Health & Social Care 4+ in English

Review period for A Level Arts/Textiles, Geography and History

If you do not study Art/Textiles, Geography and History at GCSE and you want to do an A Level in any of these subjects, enrolment onto the course will be subject to review by the Head of Department. This will happen within the first two weeks of the academic year. For Art/Textiles, you will be required to submit a portfolio of work which will be reviewed by the Head of Art/Textiles and assist them in making their final decision.

Key Strengths of Mulberry School for Girls Sixth Form

  1. Strong Academic Outcomes
    Consistently high performance in A-Level and BTEC results.
    A track record of students progressing to top universities, including Oxbridge and Russell Group institutions.
  2. Broad and Inclusive Curriculum
    A wide range of A-Level and vocational (BTEC) subjects tailored to suit diverse interests and career aspirations.
    Support for subject combinations that meet individual goals.
  3. Exceptional Pastoral Support
    A dedicated sixth form team providing guidance, mentoring, and well-being support.
    A nurturing environment focused on personal growth as well as academic achievement.
  4. High-Quality Teaching
    Specialist subject teachers with a deep understanding of post-16 education.
    Strong relationships between students and staff, promoting engagement and success.
  5. Focused University and Careers Preparation
    Structured support with UCAS applications, personal statements, and career planning.
    Access to work experience, enrichment programmes, and employer partnerships.
  6. Leadership and Enrichment Opportunities
    A vibrant student leadership programme, including Head Student roles and committees.
    Clubs, societies, and cultural trips that broaden horizons and build confidence.
  7. Diverse and Empowering Community
    A safe, inclusive space where young women are encouraged to lead, question, and thrive.
    A strong emphasis on equity, representation, and social justice.
  8. Purpose-Built Facilities
    Access to well-equipped study spaces, science labs, and digital learning resources.
    Sixth form-only areas that foster independence and academic focus.
  9. Part of the Mulberry Schools Trust
    Opportunities to connect with other schools in the trust for events, lectures, and networking.
    A wider support network for academic and personal development.

If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at sixthformadmissions@mulberryschoolforgirls.org