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Cardiff Sixth Form College

Leading UK boarding sixth form college in Cardiff and Cambridge

Why this school

What makes Cardiff Sixth Form College distinctive

01

A-Level results in 2025: 68% A*, 94% A*-A — top of independent school league tables for over a decade.

02

Two city-centre campuses run simultaneously: one in Cardiff, one in Cambridge.

03

UCAS Programme and IELTS preparation are available alongside A-Level and GCSE courses.

Accredited by
  • ISI

About Cardiff Sixth Form College

Cardiff Sixth Form College is a co-educational private college for students aged 14 to 18, with campuses in Cardiff city centre and Cambridge city centre. Established in 2004 and part of the Dukes Education group, it occupies a distinctive position in UK independent education: a specialist academic college focused exclusively on GCSE and A-Level preparation. Around 280 students are spread across both sites, keeping teaching groups small and university guidance personal. ISI (Independent Schools Inspectorate)-inspected, it draws an internationally diverse cohort and holds a measurable record at the top of independent school league tables.

Academic Life

The college runs GCSE programmes over one or two years for students aged 14 to 16, and A-Level programmes across Years 12 and 13 for students aged 16 to 18. A-Level results in 2025 stood at 68% A*, 94% A*-A, 99.6% A*-B, and 100% A*-C. Those figures have placed the college at the top of the Independent Schools League Tables for over a decade. Alongside core subject teaching, students follow a structured UCAS Programme covering personal statement writing, interview preparation, and application strategy. IELTS preparation is also available — useful for the significant proportion of students whose first language is not English. University guidance runs through platforms including Morrisby and BridgeU, giving each student a data-informed view of realistic and stretch destinations. Work placement opportunities in sectors such as medicine, law, and engineering are built into the broader preparation framework, available in the UK and internationally.

Sixth Form

The sixth form is the college’s primary programme. Students select A-Level subject combinations and are taught in small groups, with a clear expectation of independent study outside class. The UCAS programme runs in parallel throughout Years 12 and 13, with applications typically submitted in the autumn of Year 13.

A-Level results

68% A*, 94% A*-A, 99.6% A*-B, 100% A*-C (2025)

Boarding & Pastoral Life

Boarding is available at both the Cardiff and Cambridge campuses. Full boarding fees for A-Level students at the Cardiff campus are £72,000 (2025/26). The college accommodates students from over 40 nationalities, and pastoral support is structured to reflect that diversity. Day places are also available: A-Level day fees at Cardiff are £31,050 (2026/27). For GCSE boarders, annual fees are £63,400 for a one-year programme or £62,200 per year for the two-year route (2026/27, Cardiff campus). A registration fee of £300 and a deposit of £9,500 apply on acceptance of a place.

Beyond the Classroom

The college offers societies, competitions, and enrichment activities oriented towards academic extension and leadership development. Students take part in debating, sector-specific competitions, and programmes designed to build critical thinking alongside subject knowledge. The relatively small student body means participation rates tend to be high. Co-curricular activity is chosen to complement academic work rather than compete with it, and students across both campuses engage with a shared programme calendar.

Campus & Setting

Cardiff Sixth Form College operates from two city-centre campuses. The Cardiff campus sits in the Welsh capital — a compact, walkable city with good transport links across the UK. The Cambridge campus places students in one of England’s most academically storied cities, with access to university libraries, museums, and research institutions. Both campuses are purpose-configured for sixth-form and GCSE study, rather than adapted from a traditional school estate.

Getting There

Cardiff Airport is approximately 20 miles from the Cardiff city centre campus, around 30 to 40 minutes by road. London Heathrow is accessible by train via Cardiff Central in approximately two hours. The Cambridge campus is served by Stansted Airport (around 30 miles) and is within reach of Heathrow via direct rail services.

Fees

Annual tuition

£77,250 per year · full boarding · Sixth Form · A Level (Years 12-13)

Other tier breakdowns shown below.

Stage Year groups Type Audience Fee / year
Sixth Form A Level (Years 12-13) Full boarding £77,250
Sixth Form A Level (Years 12-13) Day £31,050
Junior GCSE (1 Year) Full boarding £63,400
Junior GCSE (2 Year) Full boarding £62,200
Junior GCSE (1 Year) Day £34,000
Junior GCSE (2 Year) Day £32,800
Sixth Form A Level (Years 12-13) Full boarding £74,900
Sixth Form A Level (Years 12-13) Day £31,050

Additional fees

Deposit

£9,500

Registration

£300

Available Programmes

  • GCSE
  • A-Level
  • UCAS Programme
  • IELTS preparation

Getting there

Cardiff Airport approx. 20 miles from the Cardiff campus; Cambridge campus served by Stansted Airport (approx. 30 miles).

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    1.9. Appendix to the Agreement is an integral part of the Agreement and may contain the scope of Services, pricing, delivery procedure and other terms. Appendices may be published on the website or sent to the Customer by email.

    2. Subject of the Agreement

    2.1. The Service Provider undertakes to provide the Services, and the Customer undertakes to accept and pay for them.
    2.2. The scope of Services, delivery procedure and other terms may be specified in Appendices and/or separate written offers sent by the Service Provider.
    2.3. Communications sent by the Service Provider to the Customer may include terms for Services different from those stated in Appendices.
    2.4. The Parties will use the Customer’s email and phone number specified in the offer for communication.

    3. Fees and Payment

    3.1. The price of Services is determined by the Service Provider in the price list, invoice or an individual agreement.
    3.2. Payment may be made by:

    • wire transfer or bank transfer to the Service Provider’s account;
    • credit or debit card (Visa, Mastercard) via a secure payment link provided by the Service Provider;
    • Revolut or PayPal transfer to the account specified by the Service Provider.

    3.3. Payment may be made in GBP, USD or EUR. If paid in a currency other than GBP, the amount may be recalculated at the Service Provider’s internal exchange rate valid on the payment date, subject to prior agreement with the Customer.
    3.4. The Customer’s payment obligation is deemed fulfilled when funds are credited to the Service Provider’s account or online payment is confirmed.
    3.5. Services are deemed provided in full once the Customer receives documents confirming performance of the agreed obligations (e.g., enrolment letter, programme booking, report).

    4. Rights and Obligations of the Parties

    4.1. The Service Provider shall:
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    4.1.2. Keep confidential information and personal data provided by the Customer confidential, except where required by applicable law or necessary to perform the Agreement (e.g., sharing with educational institutions).
    4.1.3. Ensure the technical and organisational capability to provide the Services.
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    4.2. The Service Provider may:
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    4.2.2. Require timely payment; in case of non-payment/partial payment, suspend Services until the outstanding amount is settled.
    4.2.3. Request documents and information necessary for providing the Services.
    4.2.4. Suspend Services or refuse performance in case of breach by the Customer or the Student.
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    4.2.6. Exclude a Student from participation in a programme in case of breach of conduct, law or institution rules, notifying the Customer.
    4.3. The Customer shall:
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    4.3.3. Not disclose confidential information received from the Service Provider in connection with this Agreement.
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    5. Liability

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    5.3. If a technical issue occurs on the Customer’s side, time spent resolving it may be included in the service delivery period.
    5.4. If a technical issue occurs on the Service Provider’s side, such time is not included and may be compensated by rescheduling the relevant part of Services.
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    Legal nameAcademic Acceleration Group LTD
    Trading asEDVISION Group
    Company number16714351
    Registered address20 Wenlock Road, London, England, N1 7GU, United Kingdom
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