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Feeling a little nervous about moving up to Sixth Form College? Don’t worry, that’s totally normal. We understand that starting at college can feel overwhelming: we have lots of ways of supporting you, as your wellbeing is our top priority. We promise to listen and respond to your individual needs and will support you to take part fully in both the academic and social life of the college. We look forward to welcoming you to our college community!

Feeling a little nervous about moving up to Sixth Form College? Don’t worry, that’s totally normal. We understand that starting at college can feel overwhelming: we have lots of ways of supporting you, as your wellbeing is our top priority. We promise to listen and respond to your individual needs and will support you to take part fully in both the academic and social life of the college. We look forward to welcoming you to our college community!

At Long Road Sixth Form College you can experience the best of both worlds, studying on a spacious green and leafy campus just a short walk from the historical city centre of Cambridge.

Breathing in the fresh air as you take a stroll along our woodland walk will make you feel a world away from city life. With several thousand trees on campus, including a number of rare species such as an Indian Bean Tree and Giant Redwood, we are very wildlife friendly – keep an eye out for foxes, rabbits, pheasants ducks and owls! The Cambridge Biomedical Campus borders Long Road Sixth Form College placing you at the heart of cutting-edge scientific research. This scientific history of Cambridge continues to attract international STEM sector companies such as AstraZeneca, GlaxoSmithKline, Apple, Amazon, ARM and the Wellcome Sanger Institute, some of whom are our neighbours. Our highlyqualified staff have developed strong links with those working on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus putting you in an excellent position to learn from world-leading academics and industry specialist scientists.

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Prospectus 2024