16-18 Years

Sixth Form Scholarships and Non-Academic Awards
We offer Sixth Form scholarships for academic excellence and Non- academic awards for exceptional ability, or potential in sport, music, art and drama.
They are awarded to pupils in Year 11 (under 16 at the 1st September) for entry into Year 12.
As well as the prestige attracted to winning an award, there is a considerable benefit to parents in a fee reduction which is generally in the range of 10%-50% of fees paid. If the financial amount of a scholarship is insufficient to allow a pupil to attend King's, parents can apply for a means-tested bursary to supplement the award.
Candidates may apply for more than one award: a child may, for example, receive both a sporting award and an academic scholarship or exhibition.
Sixth Form Academic Scholarships and Exhibitions
The Sixth Form Scholarships are held in November and March. Candidates choose one subject in which to demonstrate their ability and potential. Assessment takes place either by examination, or by submission of an essay. Candidates also have a series of interviews and attention is paid to a report from their current school.
Candidates interested in applying, are invited to complete the Registration Form which should be sent to the Admissions Office.
Sixth Form Sport Awards
Sixth Form Sports Award trials take place in March. The candidates will take part in a range of sporting activities, including running, ball skills and specific game skills in our major sports of Rugby, Hockey, and Cricket (Boys) and Netball, Rounders, and Hockey (Girls). Awards will be made for outstanding achievement and potential. In general potential to reach county level will be expected. Applicants must also have a written reference and a record of recent achievement. Candidates will also have an interview with the Director of Sport and the Headmaster.
Award holders will be expected to display a high level of commitment and motivation.
Candidates interested in applying, are invited to complete the Registration Form which should be sent to the Admissions Office.
Sixth Form Music Awards
Sixth Form Music Awards auditions are held in March. Successful candidates will be expected to have passed or be expected to gain Grade 5 or above in one or more instruments.
Candidates will be asked to play two contrasting pieces on their principal instrument and one on any other instrument. They should also be prepared to sing their favourite song. Candidates will also have an interview with the Headmaster.
Music Award holders are expected to contribute fully to the choirs, orchestra and ensembles in the school and are encouraged to study music at A-Level.
Candidates interested in applying, are invited to complete the Registration Form which should be sent to the Admissions Office.
Sixth Form Drama Awards
Sixth Form Drama Award auditions are held in March. Candidates will have an interview with the Head of Drama and the Headmaster.
We expect drama award holders to participate in a range of productions.
Combined Dance and Drama Awards are also available to exceptional candidates.
Candidates interested in applying, are invited to complete the Registration Form which should be sent to the Admissions Office.
Sixth Form Art Awards
Sixth Form Art Award trials are held in March. Candidates should bring a portfolio of recent work and be prepared to discuss it in a brief, informal interview with the Head of Art.
Candidates interested in applying, are invited to complete the Registration Form which should be sent to the Admissions Office.