Additional Opportunities

Alumni Community

Through its award-winning Worth Society and the Worth Connecting platform, the school maintains a vibrant network where former students reconnect, find mentors, and access career support. Senior pupils benefit from connections with professionals—including current parents—who open doors to internships and future opportunities. Beyond career networking, the community thrives through regular gatherings: professional lunches in London, annual services, and active sports clubs spanning cricket, football, netball, and squash.

Career Guidance

A dedicated team shapes personalized career support throughout the senior years, adapting to each pupil’s aspirations while drawing on Worth Society connections for work experience placements. Students regularly meet professionals at insight events, and during the Year 12 spring term, they explore options at a fair featuring both universities and degree apprenticeships. The school champions diverse pathways—whether through traditional academia or apprenticeships at major firms—helping craft compelling applications for competitive programmes.

University Admissions

Most graduates apply to UK universities via UCAS, supported by the higher education team throughout their final two years. Those targeting Oxford or Cambridge receive additional preparation for earlier deadlines and rigorous selection, while aspiring medics work with the biology department head on UCAT and BMAT tests. For students looking beyond Britain—to American institutions through Common App, or to Europe, China, and Australia—the head of sixth form provides ongoing guidance, even after final grades arrive.

Academic Support in Worth School

The Academic Scholars’ Society nurtures pupils aiming for top-tier universities, with mentorship from the deputy head of sixth form, subject leaders, and teachers including Oxbridge alumni and former lawyers. This support proves vital for those targeting Oxford, Cambridge, Ivy League institutions, or competitive programmes in medicine, dentistry, veterinary science, and law. Mentors prepare students for entrance exams while fostering broader intellectual engagement, ensuring graduates navigate demanding selection processes successfully.