What grades do you need in GCSE to go into Sixth Form

I think it's 5 A-Cs but i haven't a clue tbh.

Doesn't matter, it varies according to subject and if you get in without the associated grades, they'll put you into GCSE English or whatever GCSE you failed at.

That's what mine did at least :S

Was 5c's at mine but too many people can get that so its been changed to i think
you need two B's now rest c's.

At my 6th form it's 8 A*-C's with 5 A*-B's in the three sciences, Maths and English :(

Also, A* or A in the chosen A level subjects :P

But it's probably a lot easier into other 6th form/colleges (Y)

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Originally Posted by Hollywood

Was 5c's at mine but too many people can get that so its been changed to i think
you need two B's now rest c's.

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Ditto.
But why stay at school for 1 - 2 years longer when you hardly learn any working life knowledge where as college has more real life situations with a much more variety of courses.

7 A* - C Grades

Including:

a must have C or higher in :
English
Maths
Science


But because im doing Law I need a B in English

Im doing Art to so a B in art as well
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Was 5 C's at mine which was relatively easy for me considering I had a A* and a B before I was even in Year 11...

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Originally Posted by Eskiboy

Ditto.
But why stay at school for 1 - 2 years longer when you hardly learn any working life knowledge where as college has more real life situations with a much more variety of courses.

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My 6th Form is not in school its a seperate building/area in a different location, actually in town! ;)

At the college am going to go to its 6 A*-C for 4-Alevels and because doing Accounting and Maths you need a grade B at maths GCSE or A-A* for further maths

5 A*-C at my Sixth Form. They only let ONE person in who didn't get that. That person actualy burnt down the Sixth Form when we was in Year 10, and was apparently 'traumatised' by it, so allowed in.