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The 58 UTCs that are due to be opened by 2018 UTC NAME OFSTED GRADE INSPECTION DATE ACADEMIC OPEN YEAR Aston University Engineering Academy 2 04/06/2014 2012/13 Bristol Technology and Engineering Academy 2 21/05/2015 2013/14 Bromley UTC 2018/19 Buckinghamshire University Technical College 3 12/01/2016 2013/14 Crewe Engineering & Design UTC 2016/17 Daventry UTC 3 29/04/2015 2013/14 Derby Manufacturing University Technical College 2015/16 Elutec 2014/15 Energy Coast UTC 2014/15 Greater Peterborough UTC 2016/17 Guildford UTC 2018/19 Health Futures UTC 2015/16 Heathrow Aviation Engineering UTC 2014/15 Humber UTC 2015/16 Lincoln UTC 2014/15 Liverpool Life Sciences UTC 2 26/01/2016 2013/14 London Design and Engineering UTC 2016/17 Medway UTC 2015/16 Mulberry UTC 2017/18 North East Futures UTC 2018/18 Ron Dearing UTC 2017/18 Royal Greenwich UTC 3 01/03/2016 2013/14 Scarborough UTC 2016/17 SGS Berkeley Green UTC (South Gloucestershire) 2017/18 Silverstone UTC 2 29/04/2015 2013/14 Sir Charles Kao UTC 2014/15 Sir Simon Milton Westminster University Technical College 2017/18 South Bank Engineering UTC 2016/17 South Devon UTC in Engineering, Water and the Environment 2015/16 South Wiltshire UTC 2015/16 The Elstree UTC 3 12/05/2015 2013/14 The Global Academy UTC 2016/17 The Greater Manchester Sustainable Engineering UTC 2014/15 The JCB Academy 2 07/05/2014 2010/11 The Leigh UTC 2014/15 The Watford UTC 2014/15 Tottenham UTC 2014/15 University Technical College Cambridge 2014/15 University Technical College Lancashire 2013/14 University Technical College Norfolk 2014/15 UTC Bolton 2015/16 UTC Central Bedfordshire 4 18/03/2014 2012/13 UTC Leeds 2016/17 UTC Oxfordshire 2015/16 UTC Plymouth 3 26/04/2016 2013/14 UTC Portsmouth 2017/18 UTC Reading 1 19/05/2015 2013/14 UTC Sheffield 2 02/02/2016 2013/14 UTC Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park 2016/17 UTC South Durham 2016/17 UTC Swindon 2014/15 UTC Warrington 2016/17 UTC@harbourside 2015/16 UTC@MediaCityUK 2015/16 West Midlands Construction UTC 2015/16 Wigan UTC 2 19/05/2015 2013/14 WMG Academy for Young Engineers (Coventry) 2014/15 WMG Academy for Young Engineers (Solihull) 2016/16 Hackney UTC CLOSED Black Country UTC CLOSED *Source: www.utcolleges.org.

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