Worcester Sixth Form College

About Worcester Sixth Form College

Worcester Sixth Form College is a large state sixth form in Worcestershire, operating as a dedicated 16-19 institution with a mixed intake and no religious character. With a school capacity of 2,020, it is one of the bigger providers in the area, and in its most recent exam data it had 657 students in the A-level cohort. That suggests there is room to grow, though the college does not publish admissions oversubscription figures, so it is hard to gauge exact demand pressure. The college is not a boarding school and has no nursery provision, reflecting its focused post-16 role. Free school meal data is not available in this dataset, so it is not possible to compare its intake disadvantage against local or national averages, but the college serves a broad cross-section of students from Worcester and the surrounding Worcestershire area. Its headteacher is Edward Senior, and the college offers a range of facilities including a theatre, playing fields, library, gymnasium, tennis courts, science labs, dining hall, music rooms, chapel, and a dedicated sixth form centre.

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