Leyton Sixth Form College

About Leyton Sixth Form College

Leyton Sixth Form College, a mixed state sixth form in Waltham Forest for students aged 16 to 24, received a Good rating in its most recent Ofsted inspection. However, its academic outcomes tell a more mixed story. The school’s most telling exam metric is its A-level value added score of -0.22, which places it in the ‘Below average’ progress banding. This means that, on average, students achieved slightly lower A-level grades than would be expected given their prior attainment at GCSE. The college’s average points per entry stood at 28.21, equivalent to a grade of C-, and the average grade across a student’s best three A-levels was also C-, with a points total of 26.74. Only 3.8% of students achieved the AAB combination or higher in their A-levels, a benchmark often used for entry to more competitive university courses. With 481 students in the cohort, these figures represent a significant body of evidence about the college’s academic performance.

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