Luton Sixth Form College

Luton Sixth Form College, established in 1966, is the oldest sixth form college in the UK and serves over 3,200 students aged 16-18. The college is known for its inclusive environment, with approximately 70% of its student body from Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) backgrounds. It has consistently maintained a good or outstanding rating from Ofsted for the past two decades, reflecting its commitment to high-quality teaching and support.

The college offers a broad range of courses, enabling students to pursue their interests and aspirations. With a 95% A-level pass rate and over 50% of grades awarded at A*/B, Luton Sixth Form College prepares students for higher education and employment. Notably, 81% of university-bound students achieve a first-class or 2:1 degree, with many gaining admission to prestigious Russell Group universities.

Luton Sixth Form College prides itself on fostering a supportive community where diversity is celebrated. Students are encouraged to engage in enrichment activities and receive guidance from experienced staff, helping them to build successful futures in various fields, including higher education, apprenticeships, and entrepreneurship.