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I’ve just stopped paying for my eldest daughter who turned 20 in June. She was training as a hairdresser, yet in full time employment. I rang the CSA to notify them when she turned 18, they told me I still had to pay, as she was in full time education. So, I’m guessing you will still have to pay for her until she goes to uni.
Normally child benefit and liability to child maintenance ceases once the QC enters higher education i.e. degree level or above.