City of Bristol College
About City of Bristol College
If you are a parent considering City of Bristol College for your 16-plus child, the first thing to know is that this is a large, non-selective state sixth form and further education college, not a traditional school. The college does not publish a parent-view recommendation score, so you will need to rely on other signals to gauge family satisfaction. One useful indicator is demand: the college is oversubscribed, with more applicants than places available, which suggests it is a popular choice locally. The college is co-educational and has no religious character, and it is led by principal Julia Gray. It serves students from age 16 up to 99, meaning it also offers adult education courses alongside its sixth-form provision. The college is located in the Bristol, City of local authority area, and its facilities are extensive, including a swimming pool, sports hall, gymnasium, theatre, and a dedicated sixth form centre.
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Facilities
12Facilities may vary. Contact the school for current availability.
Extracurriculars
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Clubs & Activities
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