Maximise your post-GCSE options with the CV34 Award.
The CV34 Award Programme is means-tested financial assistance for talented students in Warwick with a CV34 postcode. Warwick Schools Foundation will cover up to 100% of fees plus associated schooling costs depending on financial eligibility and your meeting the entry requirements to the Sixth Form of your choice.
Maximise your post-GCSE options with the CV34 Award.
The CV34 Award Programme is means-tested financial assistance for talented students in Warwick with a CV34 postcode. We will cover up to 100% of fees plus associated schooling costs depending on financial eligibility and your meeting the entry requirements to the Sixth Form of your choice.
At Warwick Schools Foundation, our vision is to support as many young people as possible to reach their full potential. One of the ways we are doing this is by broadening access for talented local students to an independent Sixth Form education. From tailored teaching and career advice, to co-curricular opportunities and mentorship for specialist university pathways, we strive to reach the best outcomes for every one of our students, regardless of background.
What is the CV34 Award Programme?
Warwick Schools Foundation, benefits from a scheme offering the possibility of free or discounted places based on financial need for candidates at 11+ entry into Year 7 and 16+ entry into Year 12. Within the bursaries available from the Foundation is the CV34 Award. These funds are specifically earmarked for children whose families live within the CV34 postcode and we are grateful to King Henry VIII Endowed Trust and The Charity of Sir Thomas White, Warwick for their financial support.
The support available is based on a combination of the following:
- Financial need - determined by a means testing assessment
- Your child's performance - based on exam results, the interview and the report received from your child's current school
- Overall demand - bursaries are awarded on a competitive basis, as limited funds are available.
Pupils awarded a CV34 Award may also be entitled to additional financial support for educational visits, uniforms, transport and lunches.
Over 17% of pupils across the Foundation are recipients of some financial assistance and we are proud of the creativity, diversity and ambition within our community.
Over 17% of pupils across the Foundation are recipients of some financial assistance and we are proud of the creativity, diversity and ambition within our community.
Why should I choose Warwick Schools Foundation?
One of the greatest benefits of being part of a group of schools is the opportunities this creates for students to work together, offering an even greater range of activities and experiences for all.
From September 2025, we will be accepting boys as well as girls into the sixth form at The Kingsley School. Our Foundation schools will therefore offer distinct sixth form routes: collaborative and ‘best of both worlds’ at King’s High and Warwick School on the Warwick Campus, and fully co-educational at Kingsley.
When reaching Sixth Form all of our students benefit from collaborative opportunities for co-educational activities and socialising across both campuses, offering an arrangement that is unique to our Foundation.
To best prepare our students to bring about positive change in the futures ahead of them, we harness their different learning styles inside and outside the classroom. From Sport to Computer Science, from Combined Cadet Force to print-making, from Oxbridge preparation to overseas university applications; students are enabled to transition into the next stage of their education, or the world of work.
Our CV34 Award students reach the same goals post-16 as all other students, with strong exam results and top Russell Group university places.
Results & Destinations
Year on year, pupils excel and achieve well above the national average at all our sixth forms. Almost all leave to take places at their first-choice destinations, with the majority of those being at Russell Group universities. Popular destinations across the Foundation Sixth Forms include the Universities of Bath, Birmingham, Bristol, Cambridge, Exeter, UCL, Leeds and Oxford.
Pupils also leave to study abroad and begin degree apprenticeships. There are programmes across the schools to support these different pathways, as well as for applied subjects such as Medicine and Law.
In 2023, at Warwick School, 42% of grades were A*-A, while 73% were A*-B grades in their A Levels in 2023. At King’s High School 51% of grade were A*-A and 77% A* to B grades. Across both Warwick and King’s an impressive 93% of grades were A* to C.
The Kingsley Sixth Form offers a slightly smaller environment, with a broad range of A levels and Cambridge Technical courses. In 2023 39% of grades were A*-A, while 61% were A*-B grades.
Supporting you through the application process
If you have any questions or would like further guidance with your application, you can speak to our dedicated Community Liaison Officer, Clare Sawdon. Clare is on hand to help explain the application process and give you a better sense of life at the Sixth Form of your choice.
The Kingsley Sixth Form
The Kingsley School
Beauchamp Avenue,
Leamington Spa
CV32 5RD
www.thekingsleyschool.co.uk admissions@kingsleyschool.co.uk
01926 421368
Warwick Sixth Form
Warwick School
Myton Road,
Warwick
CV34 6PP
www.warwickschool.org admissions@warwickschool.org
01926 776816
King’s High Sixth Form
King’s High School
Banbury Road,
Warwick
CV34 6YE
www.kingshighwarwick.co.uk admissions@kingshighwarwick.co.uk
01926 494485
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