Welcome to Sixth Form
Maria Fidelis Sixth Form is a small and friendly sixth form, located in the heart of London. Easily accessible by rail, underground and bus, it is the perfect location for many of our students.
We are a very academic Sixth Form with a focus on traditional subjects. Our highly experienced and qualified A-level teachers provide our students with an invaluable learning experience.
Why Choose Us?
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Catholic Life
The Catholic faith is at the heart of everything we do at our school. Each day begins with time for prayer, often using the school’s online prayer resource as a source of guidance; we also have weekly assemblies and mass is celebrated throughout the year.
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Location
Maria Fidelis is situated in a convenient location between Euston and Kings Cross train stations, which makes it very easy to reach. The British Library, Francis Crick Institute, Wellcome Trust, UCL, SOAS, LSE and Central St. Martin’s School of Art are all within a five-minute walk of the school.
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Jonathan
Year 12Jonathan
Year 12Maria fidelis sixth form promotes a friendly and hard-working culture, which allows us as young people to grow and develop, ready to take on the next path of our lives as young adults.
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Aurela
Year 13Aurela
Year 13My seven years at Maria Fidelis have been nothing short of wonderful, but the sixth form has been my favourite. The variety of A level subjects offered is fantastic, and the teaching team as a whole is incredibly friendly, approachable and helpful. With the help of my teachers, the application process for university has been made fairly simple for me, allowing me to be confident in the steps I am taking towards my future and to flourish as a young adult.
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Kayla
Alumni at Warwick UniversityKayla
Alumni at Warwick UniversityMy 7 years at MF moulded me into the individual I am today and challenged me in ways beyond academia.The impact this school had on me is evident. I admire the resilience and ethos of the school that continually inspired me!
Latest News
Upcoming Events
- 13Aug
A Level Results Day
8:20am – 3:20pm - 20Aug
GCSE results day
8:20am – 3:20pm - 02Sep
INSET day - school closed to students
8:30am – 3:30pm - 03Sep
Year 12 enrolment
1:00pm – 3:30pm - 04Sep
Year 7s - first day of term
8:30am – 2:00pm - 07Sep
Years 8-13 - first day of term
8:30am – 3:30pm - 09Sep
Year 7 Welcome Evening 3.30-4.30pm
3:30pm – 4:30pm - 15Sep
Year 11 and Year 12 information evening
3:30pm – 5:30pm - 23Sep
Opening Evening
4:00pm – 6:00pm - 02Oct
School Photographs - years 7, 10 and 12
9:00am – 1:00pm - 21Oct
Year 10 parents' evening
3:30pm – 5:30pm - 23Oct
INSET day - school closed to students
8:30am – 3:30pm
Sixth Form Enrolment - Year 12
You can come to enrol on:
Thursday 3rd September from 11am-1pm To enrol, you need to bring the following with you: Your GCSE results and a passport, or other official form of identification
T Level in Laboratory Science
This is a two-year course with a placement at the Francis Crick Institute in year 2. For more information please click 'Find out More' below
Open Evening Wednesday 23rd September 2026 4-6pm
For prospective parents and future Maria Fidelis Catholic School students
There is no need to book a place for this event. The Headmaster will give a talk at 4pm and 5pm. The last tour will be at 5.45pm.
Catholic Schools Inspectorate (CSI) Inspection 2025
Following our recent Catholic Schools’ Inspection in October 2025, we are delighted that Maria Fidelis continues to maintain a grade of Outstanding/Good grade. These are some of the highlights:
The behaviour of students is exemplary / Staff provide the highest level of pastoral care, and this is rooted in the values of love, respect and service / The charism of the Faithful Companions of Jesus (FCJ) is strongly embedded and lived out by all members of the school community / Students feel welcomed into the family of Maria Fidelis Catholic School FCJ regardless of their background, faith or ability / Students have a profound sense of respect for themselves, others, and those of all faiths and none / Leaders, including governors, demonstrate outstanding leadership in the Catholic life and mission of the school / Teachers consistently celebrate students’ progress both verbally and in books and this helps to develop a positive atmosphere in lessons.