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Sixth Form & College Enrolment for 2020-21 Sixth Form & College Enrolment for 2020-21 16K=307/17K=326/18K=346/19K=365 SW1E 5ND 75/133/215 712 August 2020 This bulletin lists details of open enrolment, application and advice events at sixth forms and further education colleges that may be of interest to young people from Central London. Due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation many institutions have moved to online enrolment and cancelled information and advice events or moved them online. Institutions still listing places available for September 2020 entry when this bulletin was published are highlighted in red. The information was correct at the point of publication, but events are added and changed regularly, so we strongly recommend checking with the sixth form or college. It is also important to check the documentation needed for enrolment - most colleges and sixth forms ask for proof of Identity/nationality and exam results. Contact details for enquiries are listed for each institution, along with links to any web pages with details of events and registration. For those thinking about attending college or sixth for (as well as everyone else) it is important to follow advice from the government at www.gov.uk/coronavirus and the NHS at https://tinyurl.com/vccz7ux. College or 6th Form Event Venue & Notes Date & Time Ark Evelyn Grace Academy 255 Shakespeare Road, Brixton SE24 0QN No events listed evelyngraceacademy.org Enquiries: No details of open enrolment or 020 7737 9520 recruitment for September 2020 [email protected] Open events: https://goo.gl/eSKXxQ entry Ark Globe Academy Harper Road SE1 6AG No events listed arkglobeacademy.org Enquiries: No details of open enrolment or 020 7407 6877 recruitment for September 2020 [email protected] Open events: https://goo.gl/q6DbW1 entry Ark Putney Academy Pullman Gardens SW15 3DG No events listed arkputney.org Enquiries: No details of open enrolment or 020 8788 3421 recruitment for September 2020 [email protected] Open events: https://tinyurl.com/y2oatq46 entry Ark Walworth Academy Shorncliffe Road SE1 5UJ No events listed walworthacademy.org Enquiries: No details of open enrolment or 020 7450 9570 recruitment for September 2020 [email protected] Open events: https://goo.gl/ytRhap entry Bacon's College Timber Pond Road, Rotherhithe SE16 6AT No events listed www.baconscollege.co.uk Enquiries: No details of open enrolment or 020 7237 1928 recruitment for September 2020 www.baconscollege.co.uk/contact-2 Open events: www.baconscollege.co.uk/events entry Barking & Dagenham College The Technical Skills Academy (TSA) Online enrolment www.barkingdagenhamcollege.ac.uk 1 Short Blue Place, Barking IG11 8FJ 17 August 2020, 12 to 12.45pm Enquiries: 24 August 2020, 12 to 12.45pm 020 8090 3020 Rush Green Campus https://goo.gl/N7ZDxU Dagenham Road, Romford RM7 0XU Register at: https://goo.gl/NUV9zf Online course information events at Enrolment: https://goo.gl/NUV9zf https://tinyurl.com/y6j78zac Barnet & Southgate College Colindale Campus No events listed www.barnetsouthgate.ac.uk 7 Bristol Avenue, Colindale NW9 4BR Enquiries: No details of open enrolment or 020 8266 4000 Southgate Campus recruitment for September 2020 [email protected] High Street, Southgate N14 6BS entry Wood Street Campus Wood Street, Barnet EN5 4AZ Big Creative Education BCE Silver Birch House Book online interview at www.bigcreative.education Clifton Avenue, Walthamstow E17 6H https://tinyurl.com/yy4kd7el Enquiries: 020 8498 3300 https://goo.gl/o39gsF Bishop Thomas Grant School Belltrees Grove, Streatham SW16 2HY No events listed www.btg.ac Enquiries: Deadline for applications was 020 8769 3294 January 2020 [email protected] Bolingbroke Academy Wakehurst Road, Wandsworth Common SW11 No events listed arkbolingbrokeacademy.org 6BF Enquiries: Deadline for applications was 020 7924 8200 December 2019 [email protected] The Bridge Academy Laburnum Street, Hackney E2 8BA No events listed www.bridgeacademy.hackney.sch.uk Enquiries: Deadline for applications has 020 7749 5240 expired [email protected] Brooke House Sixth Form College Kenninghall Road, Hackney, E5 8BP Apply online at www.bsix.ac.uk www.bsix.ac.uk/apply Enquiries: 020 3137 5320 Successful applicants will be given a [email protected] time slot to enrol or can arrange to Enrolment: www.bsix.ac.uk/enrol enrol online Building Crafts College Kennard Road, Stratford E15 1AH No events listed www.thebcc.ac.uk Enquiries: No details of open enrolment or 020 8522 1705 recruitment for September 2020 [email protected] Admissions: https://tinyurl.com/yywe73bd entry Burntwood School Burntwood Lane, Earlsfield SW17 0AQ No events listed www.burntwoodschool.com Enquiries: Deadline for applications was 020 8946 6201 January 2020 [email protected] The Camden School for Girls Sandall Road NW5 2DB Supplementary enrolment (online) www.camdengirls.camden.sch.uk 28 August 2020 9am to 3.30pm Enquiries: https://goo.gl/x6ZFs4 020 7485 3414 [email protected] Admissions: https://goo.gl/x6ZFs4 Capel Manor College Crystal Palace Park Farm Post GCSE Virtual Open Day www.capel.ac.uk Ledrington Road, Crystal Palace SE19 2BS 21 August 2020, 10am to 12pm and Enquiries: 2pm to 4pm 01992 707020 Enfield Centre [email protected] Forty Hall Farm, Enfield EN1 4RQ Gunnersbury Park Centre Popes Lane, Acton W3 8LQ Regents Park The Store Yard Inner Circle, NW1 4NR Brooks Farm Centre Jack Cornwell Park, Leyton E10 5BS Mottingham Centre Mottingham Lane, Mottingham SE12 9AW Register to attend at: Admissions: https://goo.gl/MKF7zp https://goo.gl/8V4wGJ Cardinal Pole Sixth Form Morning Lane, Hackney E9 6LG No events listed www.cardinalpole.co.uk Enquiries: Deadline for applications has 020 8985 5150 passed [email protected] The Cardinal Vaughan Memorial 89 Addison Road, London, W14 8BZ No events listed School www.cvms.co.uk Deadline for applications has Enquiries: passed 020 7603 8478 [email protected] Carshalton College Carshalton Campus Virtual Information Point open from carshalton.ac.uk Nightingale Road, Carshalton SM5 2EJ 18 August 2020, 9am to 4.30pm (20 Enquiries: August for those awaiting GCSE 020 8544 4444 results) [email protected] Book an advice slot at Admissions: https://tinyurl.com/y34ospxs https://tinyurl.com/yyfqkkff The Charter School Red Post Hill, East Dulwich SE24 9JH No events listed www.charter.southwark.sch.uk Enquiries: Deadline for applications was 020 7346 6600 December 2019 [email protected] Chelsea Academy Lots Road, London, SW10 0AB No events listed www.chelsea-academy.org Enquiries: Closing date for applications was 020 7376 3019 January 2020 [email protected] Chestnut Grove School Chestnut Grove, Balham SW12 8JZ No events listed www.chestnutgrove.wandsworth.sch.uk Enquiries: Deadline for applications was 020 8673 8737 December 2019 [email protected] Christ the King Sixth Form College Christ the King: Aquinas No events listed www.ctksfc.ac.uk Sprules Road, Brockley SE4 2NL Enquiries: No details of open enrolment or Brockley 020 7358 2400 Christ the King: Emmanuel recruitment for September 2020 Lewisham 020 8297 9433 Belmont Grove, Lewisham SE13 5GE entry Sidcup 020 8309 4760 [email protected] Christ the King: St Mary's Chislehurst Road, Sidcup DA14 6BE Admissions: https://tinyurl.com/y5vwuhm7 The City Academy, Hackney Homerton Row, Hackney E9 6EA No events listed thecityacademyhackney.org Enquiries: Admissions for 2020 are now closed 020 8525 5440 [email protected] City & Islington College Centre for Applied Sciences Online enrolment from 20 August www.candi.ac.uk 311-321 Goswell Road, The Angel EC1V 7DD 2020, details at Enquiries: www.candi.ac.uk/enrol 020 7700 9200 Centre for Business, Arts and Technology [email protected] 444 Camden Road N7 0SP Centre for Health, Social and Child Care 383 Holloway Road N7 0RN Sixth Form College 283-309 Goswell Road, The Angel EC1V 7LA Admissions: www.candi.ac.uk/enrol City of London Academy Southwark 240 Lynton Road SE1 5LA No events listed www.cityacademy.co.uk Enquiries: Closing date for applications was 020 7394 5100 January 2020 [email protected] Admissions: https://tinyurl.com/yebkhlm4 City of Westminster College Paddington Green Campus Enrolment from 20 August 2020, www.cwc.ac.uk Paddington Green W2 1NB details at Enquiries: https://tinyurl.com/y3gaqqvw 020 7723 8826 [email protected] Enrolment: https://tinyurl.com/y3gaqqvw City Lit 1-10 Keeley Street, Convent Garden WC2B 4BA No events listed www.citylit.ac.uk Enquiries: No details of open enrolment or 020 7831 7831 recruitment for September 2020 [email protected] entry Clapton Girls’ Academy Sixth Form Lower Clapton Road, Hackney E5 0RB No events listed www.cgasixthform.com Enquiries: Closing date for applications was 020 8985 6641 February 2020 [email protected] The College of Haringey, Enfield & Tottenham Centre Apply online at North East London High Road N15 4RU https://goo.gl/RbYSCq applicants www.conel.ac.uk will then be invited to book a Enquiries: Enfield Centre telephone interview and enrol online 020 8442 3055 73 Hertford Road, Enfield EN3 5HA [email protected] Admissions: https://goo.gl/RbYSCq The College of North West London Willesden Campus Enrolment from 20 August 2020, www.cnwl.ac.uk Denzil Road NW10 2XD details at www.cnwl.ac.uk/enrol Enquiries: 020 8208 5000 Wembley Campus [email protected] Wembley Park Drive HA9 8HP Admissions: www.cnwl.ac.uk/courses Coulsdon Sixth Form College Placehouse Lane, Croydon CR5 1YA
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