School insights
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Subject strengths
The school identifies science, mathematics, sport, physical education, music and leadership as areas of strength or expertise.
“The governors will also consider any particular application for a place or course in one of the school’s areas of strength or expertise of science, mathematics, sport (including female sport) and physical education, music and leadership and if they consider the application sufficiently meritorious they will offer a supernumerary place.”
The school's music provision is described as flourishing, with the Schola Cantorum holding a strong reputation.
“Music is also still flourishing here at school. Our Schola Cantorum have a well-deserved and strong reputation.”
Class size
Around 100 girls form part of the sixth form.
“Around 100 girls form part of our sixth form which has expanded in recent years.”
The planned annual Sixth Form intake is 210 students.
“The governors will admit 210 students to the Sixth Form per year, basing any decisions if there is severe over-subscription on the Admissions Criteria, copies of which are available [here](https://www.thecampionschool.org.uk/404).”
Enrichment
The school has a Duke of Edinburgh Coordinator.
“Mr D Ryan BSc (Duke of Edinburgh Coordinator)”
Campion offers EPQ and school-funded ABRSM grade 6, 7 and 8 theory lessons and examinations.
“As well as the option of taking an EPQ, Campion offers ABRSM grade 6/7/8 theory lessons and exams. These are funded by the school.”
Ethos
The school promotes high aspirations, equality of opportunity and diversity while challenging stereotypes.
“Our students experience a culture of high aspirations, equality of opportunity, in which diversity is celebrated and stereotypes are challenged”
The sixth-form community welcomes students of different beliefs, backgrounds, languages, skills and journeys.
“The Campion Sixth Form community is a place of welcome to all. Your different beliefs, backgrounds, languages, skills and journeys make our community stronger and better.”
Sixth form
Ms S Earley is the Sixth Form Lead within the Level 3 Safeguarding team.
“| Ms S Earley | Sixth Form Lead |”
Students may choose an A Level programme or a BTEC course.
“At Campion, you can opt either for an A Level programme of study or to a BTEC course.”
Admissions
A dedicated email address is provided for sixth-form admissions questions.
“If you have any further questions, please email sixthformadmissions@thecampionschool.org.uk.”
The 2026/27 application deadline is 16:00 on 6 February 2026, after which new applications will not be processed.
“Please complete your application before 16.00 on Friday, 6th February 2026. We will not be able to process any new applications after this deadline.”
Destinations
The careers programme supports pupils to make informed decisions about their futures through impartial and independent guidance.
“We aim to support pupils to make realistic and informed decisions about their future, by raising aspirations and providing impartial and independent information and guidance.”
The school provides guidance about careers, apprenticeships and higher education.
“Guidance is given concerning careers, apprenticeships and Higher Education,”
Results
The school's public examination data are published annually by the Department for Education, with previous academic years available on the page.
“Each year the School's data on its public examination are published by the Department for Education. Data for the previous academic years can be found below.”
The school reports incredible GCSE and A-Level results and describes itself as highly academic.
“Students also achieve incredible results both at GCSE and A-Level and we are a highly academic school.”
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