College events
We host a series of events and activities throughout the year to give you a taste of what life is like at Hartlepool Sixth Form College.
From open events and tasters to careers fairs and experience days, there is no better way to explore everything we have to offer.
You can speak to our expert teaching staff, meet fellow students, and explore our amazing facilities. Our friendly team will be on hand to help with everything from careers guidance to advice on the financial support available.
Open events
Held throughout the academic year
Our open events are the perfect opportunity for year 10 and year 11 pupils to visit our campus, find out more about our courses, see our amazing facilities, meet our expert teaching staff and get a feel for the college atmosphere.
During the events, which are usually held on an evening or weekend, our Information, Advice and Guidance teams are also available to answer any questions you may have about finance, welfare or learning support.
Experience events
January to May
These exclusive events are the second step of your application journey and tailored to school leavers who have applied for one of our courses starting in September.
These interactive sessions give you a flavour of your chosen course and help you get to know our teaching staff and your classmates.
Step-up events
June & July
The final step of your application journey before you start, our step-up events give you the opportunity to experience a day in the life of a student.
You will take part in interactive lessons following an example timetable, have lunch in our campus café and be given information about how to enrol on your course once you have received your GCSE results.
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Choose the best
Hartlepool Sixth Form College is the top performing sixth form in the region and offers bespoke technical and academic pathways such as A-Levels, T Levels and technical qualifications.
We are also a National College for Nuclearaccredited provider.
We are part of Education Partnership North East, the top performing college group in the region for student achievement.*
We welcome students from our diverse communities
We are proud of our diverse student community and are the first college group in the region to become a College of Sanctuary in recognition of our work to welcome refugees, our inclusivity and commitment to creating a culture of safety, respect and understanding.
We are the number one choice for almost 1,000 students.
We invest in your future
Our multi-million-pound investments in industry-standard facilities, supports you to study in the latest, state-of-the-art teaching and learning environments.
We get you career ready
Our excellent industry links with hundreds of top employers including Amazon, Be Caring, Cleveland Police, EDF Energy, Hart Biologicals, Hartlepool Borough Council, North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust, Teesside University and ZF Engineering will give you the skills, experience, and knowledge for your future career.
You will access amazing learning opportunities such as on-site visits, work experience and masterclasses with leading industry experts throughout your time studying here. Learn from passionate teaching staff who are subject specialists or industry professionals excelling in their field of expertise.
We help you progress
We support your future ambitions throughout your time with us, providing expert advice and guidance with UCAS applications, employment applications, CV writing, future study options and more.
95% of our students progress to university, employment, or further study (Destination data for Hartlepool Sixth Form College 2022-23, 16-18 completers)
We are the top performing sixth form in the North East.†
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Coming to Hartlepool Sixth Form College will help you experience a new independence, discover a self-belief for who you want to be, and get excited about your future potential.
A fresh start
Starting sixth form college is a great opportunity to learn what you love and become the person you are destined to be.
A different environment
Compared to school, you will find that Hartlepool Sixth Form College is a more
mature and relaxed environment. You will be treated like an adult and an individual, which will help you become more independent and better prepared for your next steps after college, whether that is to further study or a job.
Specialist staff and facilities
Our expert staff are passionate and enthusiastic about what they do and work hard to make a difference to the lives of our students. You will be inspired every day and be motivated to be the best you can be.
You will develop resilience, be ready to take on challenges and be ambitious for your future career and the impact you can make on the world. We have invested in industry-standard facilities and equipment to give you the skills and knowledge to prepare for university and employment.
More opportunities and choice
Hartlepool Sixth Form College offers a wide choice of courses in different subject areas and at different levels. You will also have lots of opportunities to take part in activities outside of the classroom to boost your confidence, develop essential life skills and personal qualities.
Meet a variety of people
We are proud of our diverse student community and embrace an inclusive, welcoming culture where our students have the freedom to be themselves. You will meet lots of new people with different backgrounds and interests.
What our students say
Hartlepool Sixth Form College is an amazing place to study with our students at the heart of everything we do. Their feelings and opinions are important to us and with our Student Voice and other initiatives around the college campus, we ensure that their voices are heard, and they play a part in influencing what we do.
Our student community is made up of people from different backgrounds, with distinct ambitions and unique views and together they bring energy, passion, and talent.
The prodigy Izzy Kola
“I was recommended to study at Hartlepool Sixth Form College and studying here has helped me make lots of new friends.”
Studied: A-Level Biology
Previous school: Dyke House Sports and Technology College
Progressing to: I hope to progress to university to study biochemistry.
The champion
“I chose to study at the college due to the facilities, including the Sports Academy.”
Studied: T Level in Engineering
Progressing to: My future career goals are to go to university to then get into the Automotive Engineering industry.
The trailblazer
Georgia
“I heard positive things from people who enjoyed their time here who had a really good experience with their teachers and the support they received.”
Studied: A-Levels in Criminology, Politics and Psychology
Previous school: Wellfield Community School
Progressing to: After leaving college I’m going to study Politics at university.
97% of our students said they felt safe at college 94%
of our students said they developed the skills they needed to get a job or take their next step
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An innovative place to learn
Our campus has a welcoming, inspiring, and supportive vibe.
Our students thrive in our state-of-the-art environments that replicate real world settings and are aligned to future industry demands. We continually invest millions of pounds into our facilities so our students can be innovators who solve the problems of tomorrow.
Hartlepool Sixth Form College has a range of science labs; engineering, robotics, and automation workshops; theatre and studios; a world class 360-degree immersive learning environment; a simulated health and care hub, elite sports facilities; and more.
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Campus life
There are many opportunities for you to thrive, explore, develop, and learn at Hartlepool Sixth Form College, but some days you may just want to enjoy campus life between your classes, meet your friends and relax in our café and outdoor spaces, or take part in one of our youth activities and clubs.
Food & drink
Grab a bite to eat and catch up with your friends at Campus Café eatery which offers a wide variety of healthy and nutritional meals, sandwiches, drinks, and snacks. All students, regardless of income, will have access to a free breakfast if needed.
Details of opening times are published on the Student Life intranet with weekly menus and any new offers. The college currently
operates a cash and contactless payment system.
Our Campus Café has a 5-star food hygiene rating!
Enrichment
We are committed to providing an environment where students can grow and develop by offering a wide range of wellbeing activities on our campus.
Join in volunteering and social action projects with the Duke of Edinburgh Award, National Citizenship Service and Good for Me, Good for FE, one of our college clubs and societies or take part in weekly themed events.
IT support
We have many computers with an extensive range of software, available for students to use on a drop-in basis. Students are expected to improve their awareness of, and skills in, information technology (IT).
There are many staff who can support you in your use of IT. The College has campus-wide Wi-Fi, which enables students to access the internet and complete their college work using their own, or college, devices.
Future Ready Hubs
Our Future Ready Hubs will help you find all the resources you need for your studies, including study support such as developing your research skills, exam preparation and help with referencing alongside printing, photocopying, and scanning facilities.
We also have books, eBooks, journals, DVDs and a range of online resources, including your course textbooks.
If you need help locating a resource or using the facilities in the Future Ready Hub, you can speak to one of our friendly and experienced team who are there to assist you.
All resources are free to borrow, we just ask that they are returned in good condition by their due date.
Our Future Ready Hubs also offer a range of support and wellbeing services (see pages 24-25).
How to find us
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Walking
Hartlepool Sixth Form College is an approximate 30-minute walk from Hartlepool town centre and accessible by excellent pedestrian links.
Cycling
The campus is accessible by National Cycle Route 14 and/or local cycle routes/lanes.
Bus services
Hartlepool Sixth Form College is located on several bus routes with stops on Blakelock Road, a short walk from campus. Buses are also available from Newcastle,
Sunderland, and Middlesbrough into Hartlepool town centre.
Train services
Hartlepool train station is on the Durham Coast Line and is an approximate 30-minute walk to campus.
Car parking
Our campus is accessible from the A689, A171, A19 and A1(M) and there is free parking on site.
Visit our website to find out the most up to date college travel information.
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Your journey to college
For most students, travelling to college by bus is a great option. Public transport is an environmentally friendly and a reliable way to get to campus. We understand that you may be anxious about travel, after all this might be a big change from your normal school journey. By working out your route and doing a test-run before you start college can help build your confidence.
Wherever you are travelling from, your journey to Hartlepool Sixth Form College is the first step on the road to an inspiring future.
Support with travel to college
If your household income is less than £30,000 and you live more than 1 mile from campus, you could be eligible for travel support.
If your household income is between £30,000-£50,000 and you live more than
3 miles from campus, you may also be eligible.
Travel will be offered in the form of an annual travel pass to use on local Stagecoach buses up to a maximum of £60 per month.
If you have any questions about what support you might be eligible for, please contact the Financial Support team by emailing welfare@educationpartnershipne.ac.uk.
We’ve got your back
If you need any support during your time with us, we’re here to help.
We can provide you with a range of support and wellbeing services that will help you to reach your full potential! Our Future Ready Hubs provide a one-stop-shop for all of your needs.
Careers Guidance Service
We provide a free, accessible, impartial, and confidential Careers, Education, Information, Advice and Guidance (CEIAG) service to help current and potential students make well-informed choices about their course, progression, future learning opportunities and career goals.
Some of the services on offer include oneto-one appointments, career and CV writing workshops, and mock job interviews. Our CEIAG team is available at open events, by emailing guidance@educationpartnershipne. ac.uk or by calling 0300 770 3000.
Hartlepool Sixth Form College has received matrix accreditation This is the national quality standard for any organisation that delivers information, advice and guidance on learning and work.
Financial support
Students aged 16-18 years old are not required to pay course fees on most of our full-time study programmes. You could be eligible for financial assistance while at college including help with course-related, transport and kit costs, childcare, free meals, or bursaries, depending on your circumstances.
If you have any questions about what support may be available to you, visit our website.
Learning Support
We are all different, and sometimes our differences can impact how we learn. Our Learning Support team can provide tailored services to meet your needs including one-toone and small group sessions, in-class support or specialist equipment and technology.
If you feel you need additional support, email learningsupport@educationpartnershipne. ac.uk, or speak to your Personal Tutor if your circumstances change during your time at college.
Personal Tutor
When you start college, you will be allocated a dedicated Personal Tutor who will help you settle into campus life and be your first point of contact for any queries or issues you may have.
Our Personal Development of students is Outstanding .
(Ofsted 2022)
Health & wellbeing
We can provide a wide range of counselling and support services for any personal and health-related issues to ensure you get the most of your time with us.
If you need help, just ask! Our specialist team can assist with mental health advice, money management, carer responsibilities, or just be a friendly face for you to talk to.
Stay Safe
Safeguarding and supporting the wellbeing of our students is vitally important to us. Our Stay Safe initiative allows you to report any concerns you have directly to our Safeguarding team who will respond straight away and provide the necessary help and support.
LGBTQIA+
We are an inclusive college that embraces and celebrates equality and diversity. Our LGBTQIA+ group, True Colours, offers a safe and welcoming environment where everyone feels valued and has the freedom to be themselves.
Young carers
Are you a young carer, young parent or care experienced? Contact the Intensive Support Team to share any support needs you may have during your time at college at safeguarding@hartlepoolsixth.ac.uk.
Self, Society and Skills
You will have weekly Self, Society and Skills (SSS) sessions and workshops to develop your knowledge, skills, and behaviours to help you discover your interests and talents.
SSS prepares you for learning, life, and careers through an innovative programme across six themes: Career Planning and Destinations; Community; Health and Wellbeing; Preparation for Life; Next Steps and Progression; and Celebration of Success.
Get career ready
Universities and employers are looking for more than a qualification. During your time with us, we will provide you with a great experience and lots of opportunities so you can develop the skills and qualities that they demand.
Through our extensive enrichment programmes, you will develop essential life and employability skills to prepare you for an exciting future.
Future Ready
Our innovative Future Ready programme offers exclusive access to an inspiring range of activities outside of your main study programme.
You will develop the skills and personal qualities to prepare you for the careers of
tomorrow including teamwork, communication, problem-solving, critical thinking, resilience, adaptability, and social and cultural awareness.
You will have opportunities to apply these skills to real-life challenges, study in new tech environments, and take part in masterclasses and live projects to keep you ahead of the curve.
Work placements
We work with hundreds of employers to help you become career ready. Taking part in work
experience or an industry placement will give you the edge in the job market and ensure you develop the skills, knowledge, and experience that employers demand.
Project-based learning (PBL)
Our exciting project-based learning initiative is designed to bring the classroom and the world of work closer together. You will work with employers and industry experts and produce innovative ideas and solutions to real world issues and scenarios.
High Achiever’s Programme
Our bespoke High Achiever’s Programme will give you the competitive edge when applying for the highest quality courses and to the most prestigious universities in the country.
The programme will be individually tailored to your career aspirations and includes Russell Group universities visits, support with
applications and personal statements, access to internships and the development of critical thinking, public speaking and debating skills.
Skills competitions
You’ll have the opportunity to challenge yourself and showcase your newly developed skills and talent in regional, national, and even international competitions. They will look great on your CV and will develop your high-level technical skills.
Recreational sport & games
For students who enjoy the fun and social side of college life, our Youth Work team runs a series of timetabled gym, health, and wellbeing activities as well as weekly table tennis, dance, football sessions and more!
Community Collectives
Our Community Collectives group represents students from a range of backgrounds coming together to share insights about their cultural values, beliefs, and customs.
They work together to organise events to celebrate the rich diversity of our college community, showcasing different traditions, languages, foods, and customs to foster a deeper understanding and respect for one another.
Careers Fairs
Throughout the year we host a series of inspirational Careers Fairs attended by leading local and national employers and universities to showcase the opportunities available to you when you leave college.
We are a Brainwaves Research College, and part of one of the largestever studies of adolescent mental health with the goals of improving the quality of scientific knowledge and supporting young people to better understand their wellbeing and mental health.
Game on
Hartlepool Sixth Form College Sports Academy
Do you have a passion for sport?
Combine your studies with an elite training programme and professional coaching in state-of-the art facilities, competitive matches, performance analysis and exclusive links with professional and semi-professional sports clubs.
Our sports academies:
• Men’s & women’s football
• Men’s & women’s rugby
• Netball
• Basketball
• Talented Athlete Scholarship Scheme (TASS)
What do Sports Academy student-athletes receive?
• A bespoke performance plan
• First-class training from professional coaches
• Nike training kit
• Free membership to on-site gym
• VEO performance analysis
• On-site strength and conditioning training
• Opportunity to compete in national tournaments such as the AoC Championships as well as trips to leading US universities
Our Sports Academies are open to all Hartlepool Sixth Form College students, so you don’t have to be studying a sports qualification to be involved!
For example, you could be studying A-Levels, a T Level or a technical course, such as our Engineering student Kola, while competing for your Sports Academy.
Hartlepool Sixth Form College Sports Academy partners:
TALENTED ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME
If you are a talented athlete and represent your sport regionally and/or nationally, we can support you with a Talented Athlete Scholarship.
The Sport Englandsupported scheme brings the best out of the country’s most exciting talented athletes by helping them balance sport with their education.
Your next step
Academic or technical, find the right route for you.
Choosing what course to study at college can be tough, especially when there are so many on offer. Thinking about the career path you’re interested in and understanding the type of course that suits you mean you will engage in a course that you are passionate about which will guide you towards an exciting and rewarding future.
A-Levels
Our A-Levels will enable you to study academic subjects in more depth and are great preparation if you are thinking of going to university. You will gain knowledge across a suite of academic subjects and have access to an extensive enrichment programme.
T Levels
Our T Level qualifications will give you the opportunity to experience an industry while studying. You will gain a high-quality, technical qualification and job-specific skills and knowledge through a combination of classroom learning and placement to develop practical and technical skills.
Technical courses
These courses are designed to prepare you for a career or higher-level study. You will gain skills for a specific sector and experience a more practical way of learning to develop your skills and knowledge.
Progression to Sixth Form
This one-year programme has been tailor-made to provide opportunities for school-leavers who may not have achieved the required grades at GCSE to study A-Levels, T Levels, or other Level 3 Technical courses.
You will benefit from a supportive learning environment and full access to our vibrant sixth form community, as well as enrichment opportunities and work placements. We will nurture your potential, ensuring you gain the English, Maths, Science and IT skills and knowledge to succeed.
Entry requirements and achievements will be reviewed on an individual basis at enrolment.
Entry requirements
Our entry requirements vary for each course. We offer courses at various levels, so even if you don’t have any formal qualifications, we are confident we will have a course or subject for you.
If you are unsure which level you should apply for, our expert team can provide all the information, advice and guidance you need to make an informed decision. You can find out more at one of our open events held throughout the year, or by emailing guidance@educationpartnershipne.ac.uk.
“I have at least 2 GCSEs at grade 3.”
“I have at least 4 GCSEs at grade 4 or above.” *
These intermediate courses will provide you with a route into a career or prepare you for higher level study.
Level 2 Certificates and Diplomas; Level 2 NVQs; Level 2 Intermediate Apprenticeships.
These advanced courses will challenge you and develop your understanding of a subject area, preparing you for employment or degree level study.
T Levels; Level 3 Certificates and Diplomas; Level 3 Subsidiary Diplomas and Extended Diplomas; Level 3 NVQs; Level 3 Advanced Apprenticeships.
Entry requirements are subject to change. Please check our website for the most up-to-date and specific entry requirements
Studying English and maths
English and maths are important life skills that will support you in achieving the most from your studies and progression to your chosen career.
Employers and universities require them, and GCSE English and maths qualifications could be the difference between being accepted onto a university course, securing employment, or gaining a promotion.
If you have achieved:
• A grade 4-9 in GCSE English and/or maths at school, you will develop your English and maths skills throughout your course at college.
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• A grade 1-3 in GCSE English and/or maths at school, you will re-sit your GCSE qualification at college.
• A grade U in GCSE English and/or maths at school, we can discuss the best English and maths study options for you at college.
Real World Maths
If you are a Level 2 student, you will receive ‘Real World Maths’ sessions tailored and relevant to the sector you are studying, where you will see first-hand how the skills you are developing are essential to your career progression.
Academies & Pathways
Our exclusive Academies each have several pathways, so you can follow a bespoke programme of study that is tailored to your future ambitions, whether that is progressing to university or into employment.
When choosing what to study, it’s important to consider subjects that link, cross over or complement each other, or ones that are required by universities.
We recommend you have at least 5 GCSEs at grades 4-9 to apply for courses within one of our Academies.
Creative & Culture Academy
Potential career routes: music production, performing arts or media.
A-Level Art & Design
Games Design, Animation & VFX (NextGen)
Skills for the Creative Industries: Game Design
Creative Music Production
Music
Performing Arts
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A-Level Film Studies
A-Level Media Studies
T Level Media, Broadcast & Production
Health, Education and Childcare Academy
Potential career routes: nurse, care worker, paramedic, therapist, teacher, nursery assistant or childminder.
T Level Adult Nursing
Foundation to T Level: Health & Science
Health & Social Care
T Level Education & Childcare (Early Years Educator)
Foundation to T Level Education & Early Years
Humanities & Social Sciences Academy
Potential career routes: sociology, law or criminology.
Pathway
Social Sciences
Humanities
Core subjects
A-Level Economics
A-Level Politics
A-Level Psychology
A-Level Sociology
Criminology
Transition to A-Levels (GCSE Package)
A-Level English Language
A-Level English Literature
A-Level Geography
A-Level History
A-Level Politics
Legal, Finance & Accounting
Business & Entrepreneurship
A-Level Law
Criminology
T Level Legal Services (Crime, Criminal Justice & Social Welfare)
T Level Accounting
A-Level Business Studies
A-Level Economics
T Level Business (Management & Administration)
Foundation to T Level Business
Marketing & Communication
A-Level Media Studies
Sports Science Academy
Potential career routes: sport & exercise science, coaching or fitness.
Pathway
Sports Scientist
STEM & Digital Academy
Potential career routes: medicine, dentistry, veterinary, engineering or law.
Pathway
Medicine, Dentistry & Health Science
Digital & Computing
Animal Care & Management (Science)
Maths, Physics & Engineering
Core subjects
A-Level Biology
A-Level Chemistry
A-Level Maths
A-Level Physics
T Level Laboratory Science
T Level Digital (Production, Design & Development) – Software Development
A-Level Computer Science
T Level Animal Care & Management
T Level Engineering (Maintenance, Installation & Repair)
T Level Engineering (Electrical and Electronic)
Foundation to T Level Engineering
A-Level Maths and Further Maths
A-Level Physics
Progession support
Whatever your future ambitions, we will support you through exciting opportunities such as:
• Working with UCAS, UniFrog and Future Me to help you prepare for university.
• Medical UCAT/BMAT and Law LNAT university entry examinations.
Sport, Coaching & Fitness
Core subjects
A-Level Biology
A-Level Physical Education
A-Level Psychology
Sport & Exercise Science
Sport Coaching
Sport
• Engaging with widening participation schemes and summer school so you can secure your university place.
• CV writing support and workshops, careers fairs, visits and trips, and masterclasses.
• Continuing your education journey with us through our Access and Higher Education course offer.
How to apply Information for parents
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Do your research: Find the right course for you. What subjects are your favourites, which do you enjoy the most and what is your dream career?
Attend an open event: If you are undecided, visit one of our open events where you can speak to our expert Information, Advice and Guidance teams.
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Apply: It’s easy to apply for a course. You can apply online at hartlepoolsixth.ac.uk or in person at an open event.
Accept your offer: After you’ve applied, you will receive a conditional offer which will be subject to you achieving the entry requirements of your course. When you receive your offer, please accept this as soon as possible. You may also need to complete an audition, trial or assessment depending on the course you’ve applied for.
Keep in touch: We will keep in touch with relevant updates and events, including invites to our experience events and step-up events to help you prepare for your course before enrolling. Connect with us on our socials to keep up to date with college life.
GCSE results day: If you don’t get the results you need for your course or have changed your mind about the course you want to study, don’t worry! Just get in touch with us or visit one of our enrolment events and our expert careers advisers will help you decide on your next steps.
Enrol: You will enrol over the summer and receive all your start of term information, including your induction timetable. We will also arrange any support that you will need during your time with us.
Your future begins now! The start of term is where the excitement really begins. We can’t wait to welcome you on campus as a student and help you to achieve your dreams!
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You want the very best for your child, and so do we. Choosing the right college and course can be exciting but also confusing for young people and their parents, guardians, and carers.
The most important thing you can do to help your child is to make sure you are fully informed, listen to your child, be open minded and encourage them to explore all the options available to them. Attending college open events with your child is a great way to find out all about future study and career options.
Why choose Hartlepool Sixth Form College? At Hartlepool Sixth Form College we will give your child an outstanding education and experience through our careers-focused curriculum and state-of-the-art facilities. We have one of the widest range of courses in the region, including A-Levels, T Levels, and technical courses.
We offer so much more than a qualification Our staff are friendly, approachable and make a positive difference to the lives of our students – motivating, challenging, and supporting them throughout their time with us.
They will get involved in enrichment opportunities such as competitions, talks with industry experts, volunteering, trips and visits, networking, and careers events, to give them a full wraparound experience on campus.
We also work in partnership with employers and universities to provide students with valuable experiences to give them the edge in whatever career path they wish to take.
Financial support
Did you know that we can help you with the cost of college?
Students aged 16-18 years old are not required to pay course fees on most of our full-time study programmes. If your household income is less than £30,000, we can support eligible students with transport to college as well as course-related costs such as uniform, kit, equipment, books, trips and UCAS fees.
If you are in receipt of Universal Credit or Child Tax Credit, and your income does not exceed the thresholds, your child could be eligible for free college meals.
Visit our website for Welfare Support Information, where you can also apply for support online or contact welfare@educationpartnershipne.ac.uk if you have any other queries.
Support and wellbeing
The wellbeing of our students is our main priority. We are committed to offering a space where they will feel safe, inspired, valued, and respected. For any students with specific learning needs, our Inclusive Support Team will be with them every step of the way. There is always advice and support available if they, or you, need it.
Safeguarding Children, Young People & Vulnerable Adults
Hartlepool Sixth Form College is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people, and vulnerable adults, and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. This means that we have a child protection and safeguarding policy and appropriate procedures in place.
All staff, including volunteers and governors, must ensure that they are aware of these procedures and receive training.
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Keep in touch
Find out all our latest news and keep up to date with the exciting activities happening at Hartlepool Sixth Form College by following us on our socials!
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@hartlepoolsixthform
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Contact us
info@hartlepoolsixth.ac.uk
0300 770 3000
hartlepoolsixth.ac.uk
Carbon footprint
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Disclaimer
Printed August 2024. Information is correct at time of print. Prospective students should check with the college for up-to-date information. Courses and other details may be modified if necessary. Programmes of study leading to a qualification are subject to the approval and regulations of awarding bodies and the Department of Education (DfE).
Many thanks to all our students, past and present, who appear in this prospectus.
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