One of the reasons why we are ranked in the Top 3 Sixth Form Colleges in the country is that we do not process students, we develop people.

Activities outside the classroom are a vital part of College life, supporting a student's personal development and growth, as well as gaining skills and experience that make them well-rounded individuals ready for their next steps.

From having fun and making new friends, to gaining access to university programmes unavailable elsewhere, our students benefit from bespoke BeMORE Programmes that open doors for the future.

Explore our BeMORE enrichment programme below:

Clubs & Activities:

With more than 40 clubs and activities to get involved in, there's always so much for students to do.

From learning British Sign Language to 5-a-side football, there is something for everyone. We also hold 'Funday Friday', to help new students settle in when they start in September.

Trips & International visits:

Subject departments offer multiple trips for students each year, from visiting Shakespeare’s Globe and the museums of London with English, to seeing how the media industry works at the BBC and ITV in Media City, Salford.

Some will travel abroad with French or Spanish, while a cross-College trip to New York in July is open to all students.

National Competitions:

Students across a number of subjects get involved in competing against schools and Colleges in the fields of Law, Chemistry, Politics and Maths, just to name a few.

College teams have won debating contests in the European Youth Parliament and made the national finals of the Bar Mock Trial at the Old Bailey in London.

Visiting Speakers:

Students attend a wide range of assemblies during the year hearing from both visiting speakers and specialist College staff.

Visitors bring into focus important, challenging topics such as racism, drugs awareness and knife crime, all vital issues for young people to learn more about.

Duke of Edinburgh Award:

The College facilitates both the Gold and Silver Duke of Edinburgh Awards for students, helping them navigate an expedition in the mountains and gaining many other skills to enhance their future prospects.

Student Festivals:

Prom, Christmas Carnival and Halloween Fest are highlights of the year, where students dress up and take part in fun activities, competitions and bake sales.