
We start from wellbeing
A student who feels capable and supported engages more deeply with a subject, and that engagement is what carries them into the interview room and the tutorial. The most competitive offers are the outcome of this: real reading, real thinking, and the confidence to defend an idea under pressure.
Run in collaboration with Greene’s College in Oxford, this university preparation programme builds those habits over the Lower and Upper Sixth. The goal is a place at a Russell Group university, including Oxford or Cambridge, reached by students who have grown in confidence and intellectual curiosity along the way.
Close mentoring, and enrichment that reaches past the A Level specification
Weekly sessions with the Headteacher, Mr Robert Pavis, MA Ed, who personally delivers the programme
Weekly seminars, with pre-learning before most sessions, that build discursive argument and critical and analytical thinking
Profile-building guidance across wider reading, EPQ research, online lecture programmes, relevant podcasts and TED Talks, and work experience
Preparation for the specialist entrance examinations required for Law, Medicine and Oxbridge, including MOOC qualifications that add depth and evidence to an application
A one-night residential at Greene’s College, Oxford, with interview training, so students rehearse the format before it counts
Support shaped around the most competitive courses
The programme focuses on courses with the most demanding entry, from Oxford and Cambridge to medicine, veterinary science, law and engineering, with the same mentoring, seminars and enrichment shaped around each.
Preparation for the specialist entrance examinations medical schools set, alongside wider reading and work experience.
Wider reading, online lecture programmes and work experience that build a strong veterinary application.
Preparation for law entrance examinations and the critical reading these courses expect.
Subject stretch through wider reading, online lecture programmes and MOOC qualifications.
Generous funding and premium tutoring
The programme is paired with a Top Universities Scholarship, which provides generous funding and access to premium tutoring for students with the ability and drive to aim high. Applicants typically hold eight GCSEs at grades 7 to 9, with a grade 8 or 9 in the subjects they plan to study at A Level, and equivalent international qualifications are accepted.
Applications for September 2027 entry close on 31 October 2026. Full details, criteria and how to apply are on the Scholarships page.

What this support achieves
The wider Sixth Form gives a sense of the outcome. Recent Kingsley leavers have gone on to the University of Oxford, UCL, Bristol, King’s College London and Durham.
and other Russell Group universities among recent leavers’ destinations
of A Level grades at A* to E in 2026, against 97.5% nationally
further A Level courses available through Kingsley Online with Greene’s College
Frequently asked questions
How does Kingsley prepare students for Oxbridge?
Through weekly seminars that build debate and critical analysis, weekly sessions with the Headteacher, preparation for the specialist entrance examinations, and a one-night residential at Greene’s College, Oxford, with interview training.
What support is there for Medicine and Veterinary applicants?
Medicine and veterinary applicants are prepared for the specialist entrance examinations and build their profile through wider reading, online lecture programmes and work experience, alongside the same seminars and enrichment as the rest of the programme.
Who runs the programme?
The Headteacher, Mr Robert Pavis, MA Ed, personally delivers the programme in collaboration with Greene’s College in Oxford, alongside the Sixth Form’s specialist university advisers.

