Barton Peveril is an outstanding sixth form college in central Hampshire. Over 5,000 full-time students choose to fulfil their academic potential here, flourishing in a supportive environment that also develops the broader range of skills required for successful progression to university or employment.
Located on the outskirts of Eastleigh, the college attracts high achieving students from Chandler’s Ford, Eastleigh, Southampton, Fair Oak, Hedge End, Fareham, Romsey, New Forest and Winchester.
In 2023, the college was rated Outstanding by Ofsted.
One of the many benefits of studying at Barton Peveril College is our flexible approach to a wide range of subject choices. Just about any combination is possible.
Barton Peveril celebrated the rich diversity of its student community with it’s annual Culture Day, bringing students together to share, celebrate and learn about different cultures and faiths. The Sports hall was transformed into a colourful and lively celebration of diversity, with students representing cultures and communities from across the world. Dedicated sections gave students…
Barton Peveril is proud to celebrate another year of exceptional success, with students delivering impressive results across both A Level and vocational qualifications. This year, just over 32% of A Level students achieved either an A* or A grade, while 62.5% achieved A*–B grades. Overall, 98.6% of A Level students passed their qualifications, reflecting their…
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In September two of our talented second-year A-Level Biology students, Vibhavi and Eliza, attended the awards ceremony at the University of Cambridge for this year’s Cambridge Biology Challenge🧬
Overall, they finished 6th out of 941 teams nationally. Additionally, they received the award for Best Audio Submission in Round 3 of the competition for their lyrical adaptation of Super Trouper by Abba, which answered the question: ‘What does it mean for non-human organisms to be intelligent?’.
A fantastic achievement for two exceptional students!🎉
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