“Leaders provide a broad and balanced curriculum which successfully supports the passions and interests of individual pupils in a tailored and nuanced manner.”
ISI, April 2025
Sixth form admissions
Our A Level provision is intended to give pupils an excellent platform from which to go on to higher education or employment.
Flexible subject combinations, tutorial sized classes with highly experienced teachers, individualised learning and pastoral support along with the freedom to pursue individual interests within small group environments make Thames an ideal environment in which to study A levels.
With 39% of A level grades at A*/A and 85% at A*/C, our 2025 leavers’ destinations included: Exeter, Bath, Cardiff, Swansea, Manchester, Sheffield, Surrey, Essex, Kingston, Nottingham Trent and Goldsmiths along with City & Guilds Art School. Degree subjects include Architecture, Engineering, Product Design, Biomedical Sciences, Accounting & Finance, Psychology, Public Health and Human Geography.
Art and 3D Design were particularly strong with 90% of grades at A*/A and a number of students receiving unconditional university offers. The crossover between Maths, Physics and 3D Design has been a highly successful combination for prospective engineers.
More details can be found here.
Our new purpose built facility next to Clapham Junction station has been designed with A levels in mind. Sixth Form students benefit from a common room, a quiet study room and separate seminar rooms along with the extensive specialist facilities for science, art, design technology, music and drama. On sunny days they are able to study or socialise on the rooftop courtyard.
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To apply for the Thames Sixth Form please complete and return the application form contained within the prospectus pack together with:
• Your most recent school report including GCSE grade predictions
• Registration fee of £150 (non-refundable)
• Passport sized photo
• A copy of the applicant’s birth certificate
• Any additional information you would like us to considerApplicants will sit an assessment and will require a reference from their current school. They will then attend an interview where their subject choices, interests and aspirations will be discussed.
Thames is a mainstream school with recognised provision for a small number of pupils with mild Specific Learning Difficulties such as dyslexia, dyspraxia or dyscalculia. Pupils are expected to complete an A level curriculum and expectations of behaviour and personal responsibility are high. If your child has Special Educational Need or a disability you may make an appointment for an informal discussion with the SENCo to discuss your child’s needs and any reasonable adjustments they may require. The school is unable to provide for pupils who require an alternative curriculum.
All applications are handled in complete confidence and the decision of our Head is final. The school is not obliged to state reasons for rejection of an applicant. For further information please call the school on 020 7228 3933.
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Fees for the academic year 2025/2026 are £10,296 per term inclusive of VAT. Fees may be paid in advance, termly or monthly by direct debit. When considering value parents should consider that Thames offers:
Exceptional staff retention
Genuinely tutorial sized classes at A level ensuring a tailored approach to meet individual needs and aspirations
A broad and highly flexible curriculum that allows pupils to pursue the A level subjects that are most important to them
Outstanding pastoral care underpinned by the school’s ethos
Award winning facilities with state of the art science laboratories, art rooms, STEM workshops and theatrical performance spaces
No additional charges for public exam fees, textbooks, co-curricular clubs, theatre trips, entry to competitions or compulsory trips and field studies.
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If you would are considering enrolment for 2026/27 please call the office on 020 7228 3933 to arrange a personal tour or email admissions@thameschristianschool.org.uk
If you are looking for late entry into our current Year 12 please contact us on 020 7228 3933 to arrange an appointment to discuss your requirements.
“A ‘life skills’ program helps prepare pupils for adult life. For example, pupils in the sixth form engage in cookery classes as part of their preparation for life at university. Pupils consider diverse cultural perspectives. Pupils are highly engaged to see the value of learning about aspects of life that will help them in the future.”
ISI, April 2025