What six forms are good in London?

Roughly 1 hour journey. Had to take two buses.

I'd say Latymer 6th form is exceptional. It's in North London and annually sends about 20-30 students to Oxbridge (mostly Cambridge). You might want to look into that. Btw I know most schools e.g. Henriettta Barnett as well as Latymer require 6 As, but I wouldn't aim for this as most applicants have surpassed this amount in yr 10 alone. I know someone who was predicted 5 A*s and was rejected. I don't mean to dishearten you, but unfortunately that's the reality.

I'd say Latymer 6th form is exceptional. It's in North London and annually sends about 20-30 students to Oxbridge (mostly Cambridge). You might want to look into that. Btw I know most schools e.g. Henriettta Barnett as well as Latymer require 6 As, but I wouldn't aim for this as most applicants have surpassed this amount in yr 10 alone. I know someone who was predicted 5 A*s and was rejected. I don't mean to dishearten you, but unfortunately that's the reality.

What time does school start in St Olaves? Do you know by any chance? Is it strict and does it have discipline? Does the school make students be very independent or do they spoon feed them? Any useful information about the school would be appreciated.

How hard are the exams in St olaves? Also what exam board do they use for physics,chemistry,maths and biology in the exams if you know by any chance?

School starts at 8.30/8.40 with lessons at 9am. You'll find a lot of this information on the website - the school website is your first starting point. It's more independence than spoon-feeding information. I think you'll find that this is actually what A-Levels prepare you for and hence, most of the work you put in will be finished yourself and not your teacher. It's different from GCSE in that respect.

Re exam boards. I may be repeating myself. They know every student does different exam boards. Hence there is no point trying to prepare for the entrance exam by learning a different exam board lol. The entrance exam depends on your capabilities. Strong candidates will obviously find it fairly easy. I found it no harder than a typical GCSE exam.

Go to a really bad one and get contextual offers!!

She'll probably need them.

However, it's the OP's desire to get to 'elite' universities, which don't make contextual offers for her field (medicine). The places that do e.g. Bristol, St. George's are inferior in her view.

That strategy though... xD Why don't more people think of that?

People like OP are too elitist to deal with us state school peasants for a couple of years loool.

Yep. The funny part is that most of the state school peasants can read and write a damn sight better than the OP and are probably smarter than her too.

Lol, I haven't actually properly read all of her previous posts.. I don't really want to get into any of this argument. Though I do think OP should be a little more open minded.

What sixth form did you go to and what GCSE grades did you get to get in and what A levels did you get if you done them?

Well I've actually just started 6th form at Latymer . I have to say the people were friendly in the first week, but in hindsight I must admit it's quite clique-y D: . I've found that the "newbies" tend to stick together, whilst those who've been there since year 7 kinda do their own thing. I got 8 A*s and 5As for my GCSEs . I went to a pretty poor state school though.

I'm really sad as I really want to go to Ashbourne and I do not understand what it says on their website about getting scholarships. Also i live only 30 minutes away compared to st olaves which is 90 minutes away . all the good schools in my location are private and all the free schools that are good are far away. How long does it take you to get to your sixth form?

Are there any grammar six forms in London. As grammar schools have quite a good reputation. Is it hard to get a scholarship to a private six form? I heard you can get a music or art or drama scholarship but can you get one from academic subjects or something like that?

Such first world problems... I've looked at their website and there's nothing that difficult to understand about scholarships. I'll break it down for your benefit:

Hope this helped.

Apply to Latymer. It's a good school.

Apply to Latymer. It's a good school.

From what i understood from what you said is that if you get a scholarship they only pay for 50% of your tuition fees or less? Yes??