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Being a Sixth Form student at Westminster City School is about so much more than just acquiring knowledge. Studying here prepares young men and women for future study and employment, combining academic excellence with guidance on applying to university and helping students to pursue their passion. We interviewed a number of our students in Year 12 who have shared their experiences of what it is like to study at Westminster City School’s Sixth Form.

Name: Rebecca

Former Secondary School: Leytonstone Secondary School

A Level Subjects: English Literature, History and Politics

Why did you choose to enrol at Westminster City School’s Sixth Form?

When I was looking at the Sixth Forms and colleges, I saw that Westminster City School’s Sixth Form had a lot of promising opportunities that would help me to achieve my goals. This was evident in the news and events section on the website where I was able to see all of the different trips, including visits to Oxford and Cambridge universities.

What are your future plans and aspirations?

I am considering to attend the London School of Economics and Political Science or University of Cambridge, University of Durham, University of Oxford or Queen Mary University to complete a Law degree.

How did you find the transition from secondary school to Westminster City School’s Sixth Form?

The transition period for me was a smooth one, despite being in a new environment and meeting new people, it felt as if I hadn’t left a secondary school environment and I was able to settle in well. I find this to be a positive thing, especially for students looking to join a Sixth Form school.

What are your impressions of the Sixth Form?

I believe that the Sixth Form is reliable and everything that was mentioned during the Open Days when I visited, are all taking place. I am enjoying my time at Westminster City School’s Sixth Form.

Why would you recommend prospective students to join Westminster City School’s Sixth Form?

Westminster City School’s Sixth Form has great facilities, and the teaching standards are also very high. During the first month of starting, we were given so many opportunities which was shocking for me, but in a good way. This emphasised the point that I personally made the right decision to enrol at Westminster City School’s Sixth Form.

What makes Westminster City School’s Sixth Form so special?

“Enigma”

As you approach Westminster City School, you see the beautiful architecture but you don’t know what will happen when you step inside. It is an enigma because everyday something new and exciting is happening at the school. From hearing about the opportunities that the school provide us with, to meeting new people who you’ve never spoken to before, are all part of the experience at Westminster City School’s Sixth Form.