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“But, back at the college where she did her sixth-form studies – which also happens to be just across the road from where she lives with her parents – does she feel she is missing out on the social side of things?”
The Guardian: University? Colleges offer students the best of both worlds
“At Hartlepool sixth-form college, a grant that provides funds for pupils to be involved in debating clubs, go on theatre trips and receive help with their university and college choices has been cut by 73%.”
The Guardian: How spending cuts are hitting schools – despite coalition vow to protect them
“City have purchased most of the 80-acre site but negotiations remain ongoing over the relocation of several businesses, while the club have allocated 5.5 acres for community facilities, including a sixth-form college, and will help fund a new swimming pool.”
The Guardian: Manchester City's £100m plan to be the Barcelona of the Premier League
“The colleges polled were a mixture of sixth-form colleges, further education colleges and specialist colleges.”
The Guardian: College enrolment numbers fall for first time since 1999
“They need to move so their autistic son, Joseph, can get to sixth-form college from next September by public transport, which is lacking in their village.”
The Guardian: High-speed link derails plans to sell – and a boy's place at school
“One creationist organisation, Truth in Science, which encourages teachers to incorporate intelligent design into their science teaching, has sent free resources to all secondary schools and sixth-form colleges.”
The Guardian: Richard Dawkins celebrates a victory over creationists
“Scottish voters long ago wearied of the politics of the sixth-form common room.”
The Guardian: Little wonder Alex Salmond looks so smug | Kevin McKenna
“We had got to the point where we would have had to extend our server room," says David Jenkinson, deputy principal at St Vincent College, a sixth-form college in Gosport, Hampshire.”
“The Inbetweeners 1-3Just in case you haven't had enough teenage romance, bodily fluids and sixth-form insults.”
“EMAs are only available to 16 - to 19-year-olds from families with less than £30,000 income per year, most of whom attend FE colleges rather than sixth-form schools.”
The Guardian: Will disadvantaged children lose out in the spending review?
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