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St. Andrew’s College was Cambridge’s first independent sixth form college, established in 1976, and remains family-run to this day. We offer GCSEs, AS-/A-levels and Foundation Courses in small classes (average of 7) to help students get accepted on their chosen degree course at their preferred university.
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The personal approach to further education
Welcome to St. Andrew’s CollegeCambridge’s first Independent 6th Form College, established 1976
Our brand new, purpose-built school in the heart of Cambridge, Devonshire House Students at the entrance, ready for class!
The personal approach to further education
Why study in the UK?World’s top universities
Internationally recognized and highly regarded education system
Homerton College, Cambridge University Student graduation!
The personal approach to further education
Why study in Cambridge?Student-friendly, great atmosphere, culturally & historically rich
The personal approach to further education
Why study at St. Andrew’s?Varied foundation courses (Art, Architecture)
New purpose-built school as of 2012-13IWBs fitted in most classrooms
A Foundation course student sketching (left), and Ted Coney, Head of Art, as drawn by an A-level student (right).
Every year St. Andrew’s holds an Art exhibition.
The personal approach to further education
Why study at St. Andrew’s?Small classes sizes (7-8 student average)
Personal tutor for every student Help with UCAS & university visits
Graduation day at St. Andrew’s Dr. Applin presenting graduation certificates
The personal approach to further education
Why study at St. Andrew’s?Teachers who are experts in their field
Staff who care about the school community
Dr. David Applin, Head of Science and published author of Key Science for GCSE Mr. Marshall & teachers attending the May Ball
The personal approach to further education
Success at A-levels with students going to Cambridge, King’s College
London, London School of Economics, York, Durham
A-levels offered:LawPoliticsEnglishHistoryEconomicsAccountingArt & DesignChemistryPhysicsMathematicsBiologyInformation & Computer TechnologyBusiness Studies
The personal approach to further education
Success at Foundation courses with students going to York, Liverpool,
Warwick, Manchester, Durham, Leeds, Edinburgh, Bristol, Leeds, Sheffield
Foundation courses:Art & Design Architecture BusinessLawEconomicsScienceComputing Psychology
The personal approach to further education
Accommodation5 halls of residence close to the school
Each have live-in wardensWi-fi & laundry included
The personal approach to further education
Extra-curricular activitiesTrips to other UK cities
Football & basketball teamsEvents and competitions
Christmas party & May BallYoung Enterpise Business Project
Sports clubs, trips, competitions, Christmas parties, May Balls and the Young Enterprise Team for 2012-13!
The personal approach to further education
Would you like to know more? Contact us:
Mr. Marshall (Principal) [email protected] Dave McEwan-Cox (Registrar) [email protected]
Sam Gross, Robert Hesketh & Jonathan Frank (Marketing) [email protected], [email protected],
