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South Bank University Sixth Form
56 Brixton Hill, London, SW2 1QS
Overview
South Bank University Sixth Form is a state-funded school (academy 16 to 19 sponsor led) in London, London, for pupils aged 16–19. This summary is generated only from official structured fields.
School details
- Official establishment type
- Academy 16 to 19 sponsor led
- Establishment group
- Academies
- Phase of education
- 16 plus
- Age range
- Ages 16–19
- Gender of entry
- Mixed
- Boarding
- No boarders
- Sixth form
- Yes
- School capacity
- 600
- Pupils on roll
- 294
- URN
- 150380
Admissions
- Local authority
- Lambeth
- Academy trust or group
- SOUTH BANK ACADEMIES
Contact the school or your local authority for catchment and application deadlines.
Official performance data
School performance
Official Department for Education results for this school. Results are shown for the academic year they relate to.
Sixth form
2024/25 results · A level
Average result per entry
- School
- 32.86(C+)
- England
- 35
Students included: 116
Best three A levels
- School
- Not published because of small pupil numbers
- England
- 35.78
Students included: 116
Stayed to the end of their course
- School
- Not published because of small pupil numbers
- England
- 93.1%
Students included: 116
Progress (value added)
- School
- +0.72
- England
- -0.03
Confidence interval +0.02 to +1.41
Students included: 116
Source: Department for Education · School performance data.
Location
- Address
- 56 Brixton Hill, London, SW2 1QS
- Local authority
- Lambeth
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