London Park School Sixth, London Park High School

• Location: London, England,
• Language of instruction: English,
• Type of study: blended.

London Park School Sixth (LPS Sixth) — a sixth form college that is part of the Dukes Education group and serves students from all other schools within the educational company. It caters to students aged 16-18.

Until the educational institution came under the management of Dukes Education, London Park School Sixth was known as Eaton Square School London and included all academic stages of school education. Today, being among the strongest secondary education institutions in the country, LPS Sixth provides high school students with the best conditions for studying a wide range of subjects, preparing for exams and entering leading universities in Great Britain, the USA and other countries. Each student is given the opportunity to choose an interesting scientific field and create a personalized learning plan, study not only as part of an academic group, but also with additional individual support from teachers. In addition to effective training, students can expect a rich extracurricular life with various programs and awards that will complement their resume and help develop important skills, increasing their chances of admission to the universities they have chosen.

The foundation of the educational process is a focus on the individuality of each student – the Sixth Form program at LPS Sixth involves not just choosing subjects, but comprehensive support from every teacher in considering disciplines and compiling a personal study plan. The school implements a unique system of career paths with ready-made sets of subjects, making it easier for students to create their own program – if desired, a student can also choose this track. At the same time, there is nothing fixed in the educational system: each student can change the already prepared set of disciplines by replacing one subject with another, or form their own academic plan. In any case, students can expect qualified assistance, career counseling, a wide range of extracurricular support activities and practice during the summer months to strengthen theoretical knowledge.

At LPS Sixth, teaching is conducted in a single academic stage — Sixth Form, which covers grades 12-13.

There are no residences or dining hall on campus: students are allowed to leave the school grounds during breaks to visit nearby cafes, restaurants and shops, and use the microwave and kettle in the common lounge.

In extracurricular time, high school students can relax in a common area with a TV, board games and a console, or study in self-study classrooms.

Throughout the year, a number of events are organized for students to supplement the curriculum: seminars with invited specialists from various fields, cultural excursions to London's attractions and iconic places, and visits to campuses of leading universities.

Despite a busy schedule, students of LPS Sixth can participate in sports training and competitions of LPS Mayfair and LPS Clapham schools on Wednesdays afternoons.

• London Pathways’ unique academic approach based on individual interests and goals,
• A rich extracurricular life full of academic and cultural events,
• Classes of 3-8 students,
• Summer internships are included in the high school curriculum,
• Excellent exam results: 31% receive A*-A grades, 53% — A*-B,
• The opportunity to study one subject online.

The LPS Sixth study building is located in central London, within walking distance of Victoria Station, and is adjacent to other schools of Dukes Education. The campus offers modern learning conditions for the academic and creative development of senior students: from lecture halls with interactive equipment and subject science laboratories to a large library and computer classes with access to PCs, iPads and other technologies.

The academic calendar consists of three trimesters:

• Autumn: September-December,
• Spring: January-April,
• Summer: April-July.

The academic schedule includes classes from Monday to Friday, with breaks on weekends and holidays, during seasonal vacations.

The list of additional expenses will include the following services and fees:

• Registration, administrative fees and deposits,
• State exams,
• Some extracurricular activities,
• Personal learning materials,
• Medical insurance,
• Meals,
• Personal expenses.

International applicants should apply in September to begin their studies in January. Before completing the registration form, they can visit the campus to meet with faculty and ask any questions they may have.

The admission process consists of several steps:

• Submitting the completed application form and required documents,
• Paying the registration fee,
• Passing an interview,
• Receiving an official admission letter,
• Making a deposit to reserve a place in the class,
• Arriving on campus before classes begin.

Every year, LPS Sixth form students achieve excellent results in exams, which allows them to continue their academic journey at leading universities in the country and abroad:

• King's College London,
• Royal Holloway College,
• University of Arts London,
• University of Surrey,
• University College London,
• University of Exeter,
• University of Liverpool.

• Personal documents: foreign passport, health insurance, visa or residence permit,
• Contact information of a specialist who can provide a recommendation,
• Academic transcripts with grades in English language, mathematics and subjects of interest to the student,
• Results of GCSE exams or their equivalent.

Admission is based on the results of a personal interview with the applicant.

All LPS schools, including LPS Sixth, award a number of academic, athletic and creative scholarships annually. The awards are given to students who have been particularly successful in one of these areas; the scholarship can be renewed for the following year if high results are maintained.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision