The Belvedere Academy

The post-16 curriculum teaches students to make informed decisions concerning wellbeing, health and relationships.

“In line with the Department for Education’s statutory guidelines, our Relationships, Sex and Health Education is tailored to equip young adults with the knowledge to make informed decisions about their wellbeing, health, and relationships.”

The curriculum covers financial literacy and practical independence for adult life.

“Financial Literacy & Independence: Understanding the practicalities of adult life, from managing personal finances to understanding independence.”

The 2025 sixth-form cohort comprised 120 students.

“| Cohort | 136 | 132 | 131 | 125 | 130 | 120 |”

Enrichment includes Duke of Edinburgh, Chinese, yoga, academic activities and student-led clubs.

“Beyond strong academic results, our Enrichment programme is second to none, ranging from Duke of Edinburgh and learning Chinese to yoga, with academic enrichments running at lunch and after school too. Some Sixth Formers even run their own clubs for younger students.”

Sixth-form students have access to a range of trips.

“We provide a range of trips to our Sixth Form students. Here are just a few of the many opportunities our students take advantage of.”

The Sixth Form aims for every student to grow up healthy, happy and safe and be prepared for modern Britain.

“At Belvedere Sixth Form, our mission is to ensure that all students grow up healthy, happy and safe – fully equipped to navigate both the exciting opportunities and the complex challenges of modern Britain.”

The school's goal is for Sixth Form leavers to combine excellent qualifications with the confidence and knowledge needed for successful adult life.

“Our Goal: By the time our students complete their Sixth Form studies, they leave us not just with excellent academic qualifications, but as confident, informed citizens ready to build a successful, safe and fulfilling adult life.”

The Sixth Form curriculum emphasizes autonomy, critical thinking and adult life skills.

“Moving away from lower-school basics, the Sixth Form curriculum focuses on autonomy, critical thinking and adult life skills.”

The school provides sixth-form subjects for Years 12–13.

“Sixth Form Subjects Years 12-13”

91% of leavers stayed in education or employment.

“Destinations (% students who stayed in education and employment after leaving) 91 %”

In 2024, destinations included the University of Cambridge for English Literature and the University of Oxford for Philosophy, Politics, and Economics.

“University of Cambridge English Literature”

In 2025, 29% of A Level results were A*-A.

“| A\*-A | 33.7% | 24.3% | 36.4% | 22.8% | 22.2% | 29% |”

In 2025, 99.4% of A Level results were graded A*-E.

“| A\*-E | 99% | 98.8% | 99% | 97.6% | 97.6% | 99.4% |”