Doncaster Collegiate Sixth Form

Doncaster Collegiate Sixth Form
Established	2010
Type	Academy
Location	Doncaster South Yorkshire England Coordinates: 53°30′15″N 1°06′35″W / 53.5042°N 1.1097°W / 53.5042; -1.1097
Local authority	Doncaster Bassetlaw
Students	650
Ages	16–19
Website	Official site

History

C6 was founded after combining 5 Sixth forms from across the Doncaster and Bassetlaw area.

C6 has 5 campuses

C6 offers a wide range of courses at Level 1, 2 and 3.

Over 25 different A Level subjects are available and can be taken in a number of combinations

15 different Applied and Technical Level subjects are on offer and can be studied alone or in combination with A Levels

In partnership with Employers and Apprenticeship providers, C6 offers Pre-Apprenticeship programmes in 10 vocational sectors.

Schools in Doncaster

Secondary	The Armthorpe Academy Ash Hill Academy Balby Carr Community Academy Campsmount Academy Danum Academy De Warenne Academy Don Valley Academy Doncaster Collegiate Sixth Form Hall Cross Academy The Hayfield School Hungerhill School The McAuley Catholic High School Mexborough Academy Outwood Academy Adwick Ridgewood School Rossington All Saints Academy Sir Thomas Wharton Community College Trinity Academy XP School

Independent	Hill House School

Further education	Doncaster College Doncaster Collegiate Sixth Form

Universities and colleges in Yorkshire and the Humber

Universities	BPP Bradford Huddersfield Hull Law Leeds Leeds Beckett Leeds Trinity Sheffield Sheffield Hallam York York St John

Further Education colleges	Askham Bryan Barnsley Bishop Burton Bradford Calderdale Craven Dearne Valley Doncaster East Riding Endeavour Grimsby Hull Kirklees Leeds Art Leeds Building Leeds City Leeds Music Northern North Lindsey Rotherham Selby Sheffield Shipley Wakefield York Yorkshire Coast

Sixth form colleges	Chapeltown Doncaster Collegiate Elliott Hudson Franklin Greenhead Huddersfield New John Leggott Longley Park Maltings NEW Notre Dame Scarborough Thomas Rotherham Wilberforce Wyke

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