
London, South Kensington
MPW London is a fifth and sixth-form college in London, part of the MPW Group, which also runs colleges in Birmingham and Cambridge. The group was founded in London in 1973 by three Cambridge University graduates. The school describes its A level and GCSE programmes as highly flexible and tailor-made to suit each student. Its approach is built on small classes, a strong tutorial system, superb teaching and an informal atmosphere, which the school says are still the hallmarks of its education.
| Secondary Gender | Co-ed |
| Sixth Form Gender | Co-ed |
| Boarding/Day | Boarding and Day |
| Age Range | 14 – 18 |
| Entrance Exam | No |
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MPW supports Retake students, many of whom go on to achieve high grades, including the top A* and A grades.
Search more High Achieving Academics schoolsMPW London highlights its university placements and its accreditation, and shapes its education around each student.
Search more University Outcomes schoolsCourses at MPW are designed to fit each student's individual requirements, so learning can be tailored to the person and exceptionally flexible. Study is more university style in small seminar groups.
Search more Bespoke/Personalised Education schoolsMPW gives students who are retaking qualifications a route to improve their grades, and many reach high results.
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Students at MPW London can study art in fine art, photography, textiles and ceramics, and their work has been shown at a University of the Arts London exhibition, with which it has a direct link as an approved centre delivering its courses.
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