Scarborough Sixth Form College

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Scarborough Sixth Form College
Address
Sandybed Lane Scarborough , North Yorkshire , YO12 5LF England
Coordinates	54°16′31″N 0°25′51″W / 54.27529°N 0.43076°W / 54.27529; -0.43076
Information
Type	Sixth form
Established	1973
Local authority	North Yorkshire Council
Department for Education URN	130593 Tables
Ofsted	Reports
Chair of Governors	Rachel Dolby [1]
Principal	Phil Rumsey
Gender	Mixed
Age	16+
Enrolment	1,127[2]
Website	http://www.s6f.org.uk/

Scarborough Sixth Form College is located on the outskirts of Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England.

The Sixth form college offers a variety of study courses to around 1,000 mostly 16- to 19-year-olds. Courses range from level 2 (GCSE) to level 3 (Advanced Level and BTEC). A 2001 Ofsted inspection described the college as "a particularly successful college",^[3] being rated 23rd in a list of the United Kingdom's most successful colleges in that year.^{[citation needed]}

An Ofsted inspection from 2016 said the college was a "good college" and it "displays elements that are outstanding".^[4]

Students take AS or A2 (A-Level) qualifications, as well as BTECs and GCSEs.

In 2012 the college opened a new study space called "The Hub"; it was opened by former students, Howard Wilson and Toby Jepson.^[5]

The £3 million refit of the college, including the library facility, was fully completed in November 2012.^[6]

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• Eliza Carthy, folk musician
• John Fendley, television presenter & former producer of Soccer AM
• Clive Holland, presenter of BBC One's Cowboy Trap
• Toby Jepson, singer and songwriter
• Melanie Leng, isotope geoscientist
• Mikey North, actor in Coronation Street
• Timothy Sheader, artistic director at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
• Little Angels, hard rock band of the late 1980s to mid-1990s
• Howard Wilson, professor of plasma physics
• Gavin Williamson, Conservative MP former Secretary of State for Defence, and former Secretary of State for Education^[7]

• Scarborough Sixth Form College website