Brighton · BN1 4SB
Kings Brighton is a specialist sixth-form college for international and UK students aged 16+, part of the Kings Colleges group. It offers A-levels, GCSEs, and pathway programmes leading to partnerships with Russell Group universities including Bristol, Sheffield, Bath, and Loughborough. The college combines academic rigour with university preparation, featuring dedicated pathways in medicine, Oxbridge, and emerging fields like architecture and allied health sciences.
Who thrives here
Motivated sixth-form students (aged 16+) seeking intensive university preparation, particularly those aiming for Russell Group or specialist programmes in medicine, architecture, or Oxbridge. Strong fit for international students and those benefiting from smaller teaching groups and structured pathway support.
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27-33 Ditchling Road
Brighton
BN1 4SB
Nearest stations
Day fees at Kings Brighton are approximately £28,500 per year (2024/25). Boarding fees are higher.
Kings Brighton admits pupils at 16+. Entry is assessed by Interview, Assessment. See the Admissions section above for open days and key dates.
At Kings Brighton, 0% of A-levels were graded A*–B and 8.3% of GCSEs were grade 7/A or above. Full results are in the Results section above.
Kings Brighton offers boarding as well as day places.
Ofsted rated Kings Brighton “Good” (2022).
Frequently praised
✓Outstanding exam results consistently achieved (A-levels 2025 noted as 'outstanding')
✓Highly personalised university guidance and specialist pathway support
✓Small cohort size (121) enables close staff-student relationships and tailored teaching
✓Strong track record of progression to Russell Group and specialist universities
✓Welcoming global community with excellent support for international students
✓Commitment to student wellbeing and mental health support
Common concerns
!Not yet Ofsted inspected, so external quality assurance data unavailable
!Limited information on sports, music, drama and broader extracurricular offer
!Sixth-form only model means no continuity from younger ages
!Smaller institution may have fewer on-site facilities compared to larger boarding schools