If you are looking at Post 16 options for September 2025 and would like to attend our Sixth Form Information Evening on Thursday 12th December 2024 please register here. There will be the opportunity to speak to subjects leads and representatives from Charlton Athletic Community Trust regarding our Football Academy as well as watch the address by our Head of Sixth Form and learn what Cleeve Park School Sixth Form can offer you. 

Join us for our Sixth Form Open Evening event to see courses available for September 2025 from 6pm-8pm. Applicants can meet subject teachers and obtain information on what it's like to study with us and how to apply. 

To register for this event, please use the registration button to complete your details and register your attendance. 

If you have any questions regarding applying to us for September 2025 or our Open Evening, please email 6thformoffice@uah.org.uk 

Up to 10 sporting aptitude places are available for entry to Year 12. A student is only eligible for a Sporting (contact rugby) Aptitude place if they have achieved the minimum academic entry requirements. Sporting aptitude places are open to girls and boys.

Sporting (contact rugby) Aptitude places will be allocated as per the oversubscription criteria and allocated in rank order of scores from the Sporting (rugby) Aptitude Assessment Day on Saturday 25th January 2025.

All applicants who have registered for sporting (rugby)aptitude places will be invited to attend a Sporting (rugby) Aptitude Assessment Day. There is one opportunity for candidates to be assessed for sporting aptitude.

Any candidate who has expressed an interest in the sporting aptitude test (via the application form) will be invited to attend the Sporting Aptitude Assessment which will take place on Saturday 25th January 2025. There will be no other opportunity to attend the Sporting Aptitude Assessment. The sporting aptitude assessment will give all participants the opportunity to demonstrate their potential and propensity to develop ability in sport through a variety of tasks and tests. The tests will be administered by our own specialist PE staff and the process will be subject to oversight by an independent assessor. Scores will be awarded for each element of the aptitude assessment. When all assessments have been completed a rank order of applicants for the Sporting (contact rugby) Aptitude places will be produced and a threshold will be applied. Up to 10 candidates above the threshold, in rank order, will be eligible for a place under the sporting aptitude criterion.

If a student participates in the Sporting Aptitude Assessment but is not successful in gaining a score to be considered for one of these places, they can still be considered for a place in Year 12 at the school under the other admission criteria. Taking part in the Sporting Aptitude Assessment in no way disadvantages a student in their chances of gaining a place in the school under other admission criteria.

On the application form, students will find a section on Sporting (rugby) Aptitude which they can select if they wish to participate in the Sport Aptitude test. Please note that there is no other date available for the sporting aptitude test to take place.

The rationale for reserving up to 10% of the school’s Year 12 places for those who excel in the sporting aptitude assessment is to ensure we widen opportunities for young people who show both academic excellence and an additional range of skills.

FAQ's- please click the link below:

https://sjwms.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Rugby-Aptitude-Assessment-FAQs.pdf

Research week will support your transition into CSMS. Every student in Year 12 undertakes a piece of academic research either individually or in a group. This allows them to explore an area of interest or an area outside of their A-level subjects.

This research week will take place from Monday 8th July to Friday 12th July (9:30am-2:30pm). Days will commence at 9:30am at the Nexus campus where students will have access to our three science labs, a range of specialist equipment as well as specialist science teachers to aid them with their project. There will also be a representative from IRIS who can talk them through the range of ready-made projects that they can partake in. There will be refreshments provided at break time. Students will need to bring a packed lunch. 

Research week will take place at the Nexus Campus. 

We look forward to seeing you at research week and a reminder of our transition day and welcome evening on 25th June. 

We will be holding several taster sessions to give you an idea of the subjects that will be available at the College from September.

If the course you're interested in has no more space, please email me so I can put you on a waiting list.

There will be no more taster sessions after these dates. However, we will have our open day on the 6th of July for you and any family that would like to attend. 

To ensure a prompt start to our taster sessions, we kindly request you to arrive 15 minutes early. This will allow us to begin the session on time and make the most of our time together. Please plan your travel accordingly.

The dress code will be smart business attire; no trainers will be worn on the day.

The Sixth Form at Carshalton High School for Girls prides itself in providing an environment that can act as an important stepping-stone to the next stage of a student's life. Our Sixth Form is an inspiring environment that helps students to achieve their future successes, promotes lively and open debate and will support and advise students on a variety of decisions. 

If you have any questions, or wish to discuss your application for September 2025, please contact the Director of Sixth Form, Mrs Norman: bnorman@carshaltongirls.org.uk