Sixth Form Admissions
St. Joseph’s College is a voluntary aided Roman Catholic comprehensive school. It was founded by the De La Salle Brothers in 1855 and has been on its present site since 1903. There are students of many denominations in the sixth form and Religious Education, encompassing a range of faiths, is delivered through the Sixth Form Pastoral Curriculum.
As a college we recognise that a very young person is different and we all have our own dreams and aspirations for our future. As such, we offer a broad curriculum that ranges from BTEC Level 3 qualifications through to Advanced Level AS and A Level courses. In addition to specialist areas for all the main subjects, the College also has a gymnasium, Fitness centre, a Futsal sports hall and swimming pool. Playing fields are a few minutes’ walk away and the Sixth Form has a large bespoke study centre, computer zone and an internet enabled coffee shop on-site. There is regular consultation with parents through reports, formal meetings and individual contact between staff and parents. Sixth form students are expected to conform to the College dress code, details of which are published later in this document and on our website.
As a college we recognise that a very young person is different and we all have our own dreams and aspirations for our future. As such, we offer a broad curriculum that ranges from BTEC Level 3 qualifications through to Advanced Level AS and A Level courses. In addition to specialist areas for all the main subjects, the College also has a gymnasium, Fitness centre, a Futsal sports hall and swimming pool. Playing fields are a few minutes’ walk away and the Sixth Form has a large bespoke study centre, computer zone and an internet enabled coffee shop on-site. There is regular consultation with parents through reports, formal meetings and individual contact between staff and parents. Sixth form students are expected to conform to the College dress code, details of which are published later in this document and on our website.
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