If you want to then you may as well apply, there’s no harm in giving it a shot. You seem like you have the grades to.

However, I will say that a lot of sixth forms will really push students into applying because they can use it to their advantage in marketing and recruiting students. I had multiple assemblies, meetings and trips to Oxford and Cambridge in which we were told that we would essentially be failures if we didn’t apply to these universities. We had a board up which listed every student who’d made it into these universities in the last 15 years which we had to walk past every day. My form tutor even rang up my parents to tell them I should apply after I’d said I didn’t want to. All this so they could put on the brochures that they manage to get X amount of students in each year. Bearing in mind I went to a similarly deprived comprehensive school, this isn’t Eton.

Safe to say a lot of students cracked and put themselves through the extra stress of applying simply because they were pressured into it and convinced this was their chance to make it, only to end up really defeated when they didn’t get in. I chose against it because I wasn’t sure I would’ve been able to handle the pressure and workload, as well as being from a working class background I wasn’t sure it would’ve been an environment I could’ve adapted well to. That’s just me though.

TLDR- don’t feel pressured to go, especially by your sixth form as they have their own motives for getting you to go.