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16-19 Full-Time Education Options 16-19 Full-time Education options September 2017 entry 2 The following list of government-funded providers of full-time post-16 education is divided into four sections, according to type: School Sixth Forms are part of schools that also provide education for students up to Year 11. Some schools co-operate to run a joint sixth form centre. They mostly offer A level studies, but some also offer a few vocational courses, like BTEC. They usually give priority to students who are progressing internally, so places for students applying from other schools could be limited. School Sixth Forms are more likely to have a uniform or dress code than other places of study. Sixth Form Colleges and 16-19 Schools specialise in education for 16 -19 year olds and take students from a lot of different schools (though some will give priority to students from the local area). Sixth Form Colleges usually offer a combination of A levels and a wide range of vocational courses, like BTEC. Some 16-19 Schools are similar to school sixth forms in curriculum and learning environment, others are more like sixth form colleges; a few specialise in a vocational area. University Technical Colleges (UTCs) and Studio Schools are for students between the ages of 14 and 19 and are often based in existing schools or colleges. Priority for places on post-16 courses may be given to students progressing from linked schools. UTCs specialise in subjects that need modern, technical, industry-standard equipment. Studio Schools often have a vocational specialism, and focus on employability skills and a core of academic qualifications, delivered in a practical and project-based way. Hours spent studying on site are usually longer than in other colleges or sixth forms. Further Education (FE) Colleges provide courses for students of all ages, including many part-time courses. Some have separate classes or even a separate site for 16 -19 year olds. Most of the courses they offer are job-related, like BTECs and more specific skills-based courses that start to qualify you for a job: examples include Hairdressing, beauty therapy, legal executive, accounting and motor vehicle repair. Some specialise in courses for a particular work sector and a few offer A level studies. NOTE: Due to the limited amount of space available, it has not been possible to provide a complete list of providers within travelling distance. All the current providers in Newham and Waltham Forest, the most popular schools and colleges in surrounding areas and some specialist providers elsewhere have been included. Details of some other providers can be found on the website www.ucasprogress.com/search Make sure you research journey times and costs as part of your decision about where to study 15billionebp/ version 3/ March 2017 3 Places to study in Newham School Sixth Forms Sixth Form Colleges University Technical Colleges (UTCs) Further Education (FE) Colleges and 16-19 Schools and Studio Schools Brampton Manor Academy NewVIc London Design & Engineering UTC Newham College of FE Chobham Academy Newham Collegiate Sixth Form The Building Crafts College St Angela’s Sixth Form London Academy of Excellence St Bonaventure’s Sixth Form School 21 Brampton Manor Academy Roman Road , East Ham, London, E6 3SQ 020 7540 0500 / bramptonmanor.org [email protected] Chobham Academy 40 Cheering Lane, London. E20 1BD 020 3747 6060 / chobhamacademy.org.uk [email protected] London Academy of Excellence Broadway House, 322 High Street, London E15 1JA 020 3301 1480 / excellencelondon.ac.uk [email protected] London Design & Engineering UTC Docklands Campus, University Way, London E16 2RD 07714 255193 / ldeutc.ac.uk [email protected] Newham College of FE High Street South, London. E6 6ER 020 8257 4000 / newham.ac.uk [email protected] Newham Collegiate Sixth 326 Barking Road, London. E6 2BB 020 3373 5000 / thencs.co.uk [email protected] NewVIc Prince Regent Lane, London. E13 8SG 020 7473 4110 / newvic.ac.uk [email protected] St Angela’s Sixth Form St George’s Road, London. E7 8HU 020 8475 7329 / stangelas-ursuline.co.uk [email protected] St Bonaventure’s Sixth Form Boleyn Road, London. E7 9QD 020 8472 3844 / stbons.org [email protected] Six21 Pitchford Road, London. E15 4RZ 020 8262 2121 / six21.org.uk six21.org.uk/get-in-touch The Building Crafts College Kennard Road, London E15 1HA 020 8552 1705 / thebcc.ac.uk [email protected] 15billionebp/ version 3/ March 2017 4 Places to study outside Newham Sixth Form Schools Barking Abbey School Sandringham Road, Barking. IG11 9AG 020 8270 6517 / barkingabbeyschool.co.uk/6thform [email protected] Beal High School Woodford Bridge Road, Ilford. IG4 5LP 020 8551 9378 / bealhighschool.co.uk/sixth-form [email protected] Caterham High School Caterham Avenue, Ilford IG5 0QW 020 8551 4321 / ecaterham.net [email protected] Central Foundation Girls’ School Aspire Centre, 41-47 Bow Road, London E3 2BS 020 8983 1131 / central.towerhamlets.sch.uk [email protected] Chadwell Heath Academy Christie Gardens, Romford. RM6 4RS 020 8252 5151 / chadwellacademy.org.uk Email from ‘Contact Us’ page Chingford Foundation School Nevin Drive, Chingford, London. E4 7LT 020 8529 1853 / chingfordfoundation.org [email protected] Coopers Company & Coborn School St Mary's Lane, Upminster RM14 3HS 01708 250500 / cooperscoborn.co.uk [email protected] Forest Academy Harbourer Road, Hainault, Ilford. IG6 3TN 020 8500 4266 / theforestacademy.org [email protected] Heathcote School & Science College Normanton Park, London E4 6ES 020 8498 5110 / heathcoteschool.com [email protected] Highams Park School Handsworth Avenue, London E4 9PJ 020 8527 4051 / highamsparkschool.co.uk [email protected] Holy Family Catholic School 1 Shernhall Street, London E17 3EA 020 8520 0482 / holyfamily.waltham.sch.uk [email protected] Ilford County High School (Boys) Freemantle Road, Barkingside, Ilford IG6 2JB 020 8551 6496 / ichs.org.uk [email protected] Issac Newton Academy 1 Cricklefield Place, Ilford. IG1 1FY 020 8911 6666 / issacnewtonacademy.org [email protected] Loxford School Loxford Lane, Ilford. IG1 2UT 020 8514 4666 / loxford.net [email protected] Mayfield School Pedley Road, Dagenham, Essex. RM8 1XE 020 8590 5211 / mayfieldschool.net mayfieldschool.net/sixth-form Oaks Park High School 45-65 Oaks Lane, Newbury Park. IG2 7PQ 020 8590 3782 / www.oakspark.co.uk [email protected] Palmer Catholic Academy Aldborough Road South, Seven Kings, Ilford IG3 8EU 020 8590 3808 / thepalmercatholicacademy.org [email protected] Seven Kings High School Ley Street, Ilford IG2 7BT 020 8554 8935 / sevenkings.school [email protected] Sir John Cass Sixth Form College Stepney Way, London E1 0RH 020 7790 6712 / sirjohncass6thformcollege.co.uk [email protected] / [email protected] Ursuline Academy Ilford (Girls) Morland Road, Ilford IG1 4JU 020 8554 1995 / uai.org.uk Email from ‘Contact Us’ page Valentines High School Cranbrook Road, Ilford IG2 6HX 020 8554 3608 / valentines-sch.org.uk [email protected] Walthamstow Academy Billet Road, London E17 5DP 020 8527 3750 / walthamstow-academy.org [email protected] Wanstead High School Redbridge Lane West, London E11 2JZ 020 8989 2791 / wansteadhigh.co.uk [email protected] Woodford County High School (Girls) High Road, Woodford Green IG8 9LA 020 8504 0611 / woodford.redbridge.sch.uk [email protected] Woodbridge County High School St Barnabas Road, Woodford Green, Essex. IG8 7DQ 020 8504 9618 / woodbridgehigh.co.uk [email protected] 15billionebp/ version 3/ March 2017 5 Places to study outside Newham Sixth Form Colleges & 16-19 Schools (A full list of all the existing and proposed Free Schools can be found at: www.newschoolsnetwork.org/what-are-free-schools/find-a-free-school ) BCE (Big Creative Education) Silver Birch House, Uplands Business Park, 020 8498 3300 / bigcreative.education Email from ‘Contact Us’ page Blackhorse Lane, Walthamstow. E17 5SD BSix Kenninghall Road, London E5 8BP 0800 3892 947 / bix.ac.uk [email protected] ELAM (East London Arts & Music) Pitchford Street, London E15 4RZ 020 8555 1728 / elam.co.uk [email protected] Harris Academy Tottenham Ashley Road, Tottenham, London. N17 9LN 020 3772 4243 / harristottenham.org.uk [email protected] Harris Westminster Sixth Form Steel House, 11 Tothill Street, London. SW1H 9LH 020 3772 4555 / harriswestminstersixthform.org.uk [email protected] Havering Sixth Form College Wingletye Lane, Hornchurch RM11 3TB 01708 514400 / havering-sfc.ac.uk Email from ‘Contact Us’ page King’s College Mathematics School 80 Kennington Road, London. SE11 6NJ 020 7848 7346 / kcl.ac.uk/mathsschool [email protected] Leyton Sixth Form College Essex Road, London E10 6EQ 020 8928 9000 / leyton.ac.uk [email protected] National College for Digital Skills Broad Lane, Tottenham, London. N15 4AG 020 3105 0125 / adacollege.org.uk [email protected] (ADA) Sir George Monoux College 190 Chingford Road, London E17 5AA 020 8523 3544 / sgmc.ac.uk [email protected] Tech City College 263-269 City Road, Islington, London. EC1V 1JX 020 3301 3620 / techcity-aspirations.org [email protected] William Morris Sixth Form Academy St Dunstan's Road, London, W6 8RB 020 8748 6969 / wma.ac.uk [email protected] 15billionebp/ version 3/ March 2017 6 Places to study outside Newham University Technical Colleges (UTC) & Studio Schools (A full list of all the existing and proposed UTCS and Studio Schools can be found at utcolleges.org and studioschoolstrust.org) ELUTEC Yew Tree Avenue, Rainham Road South, Dagenham 020 3773 4670 / elutec.co.uk [email protected] East. RM10 7FN. (Design & Engineering) Fulham Enterprise Studio Kingwood Road, Fulham, London.
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