Worcester Sixth Form College

24/06/2026

Criminology students enjoyed a trip to the University of Worcester where they learnt about the role of the police in criminal investigations from when they first attend a crime scene to arresting, interviewing and charging a suspect. Students also took part in a mock protest to learn the importance of communication between the police and the public.

24/06/2026

Psychology students enjoyed their time at Glenside Hospital Museum, Bristol, where they spent some time exploring the history of mental health treatments, and the history of the asylum.

24/06/2026

Thank you to Worcestershire Apprenticeships, Herefordshire & Worcestershire Group Training HWGTA, Heart of Worcestershire College, GLP training, TDM, the King's Trust and Hewett Recruitment for attending yesterday's Opportunity Hub to provide guidance for the very small number of year 2 students who do not yet have a secure university place, apprenticeship or employment.

22/06/2026

An exciting opportunity has arisen within Visitors’ Reception for a Receptionist to join the existing team from 24th August 2026. The Receptionist will primarily undertake front-of house duties, working as a flexible member of the administrative team and will assist with a variety of reception tasks.

The role is full-time (37 hours per week) term-time only plus 1 week. For full details or to make an application, please visit

Worcester Sixth Form College, United Kingdom

19/06/2026

Sixty-seven activities were offered across IMPACT Week last week including Mission Possible escape room, female self-defence, Model UN Conference, Army Elite Skills, 3D printing, British sign language, the Great College Bake-Off, team building, classical Greek taster, professional photography workshop, filmmaking masterclass, British Red Cross workshops and first aid to name only a few.

Thank you to all of our visitors who gave so generously of their time to offer our students such a broad range of opportunities.

Over 400 students were also on organised placement during the week which was a huge undertaking. Thank you to all our students for participating so enthusiastically.

18/06/2026

Yesterday, the History & Politics department had the privilege of listening to the powerful testimony of John Hajdu MBE, a survivor of the Holocaust in Hungary.

Hearing John's personal experiences brought history to life in a deeply moving and memorable way, reminding us all of the importance of understanding the past and standing against intolerance in the present.

Students were engaged, reflective and inspired by his story — an experience they will not forget.

09/06/2026

We are proud to announce that our History & Politics department has been successful in its application to become a UCL Holocaust Beacon School, a prestigious programme led by the Centre for Holocaust Education at University College London.

On completion in June 2027, it will place the College among a select group of institutions nationally acknowledged for excellence in Holocaust education. Beacon Schools are chosen through a competitive process and are committed to delivering high-quality, research-informed teaching while promoting best practice within the wider educational community.

As part of the programme, we will gain access to specialist training, academic research, and a network of leading educators, further enriching teaching and learning. The status reflects the department’s strong commitment to delivering rigorous and meaningful Holocaust education and marks it out as a leader in the field.

27/05/2026

As well as celebrating our year 2 students as they went on study leave with our Celebration Assembly and BBQ, it was also great to find out about their intended destinations and to hear about the support they received from College in securing their university place or apprenticeship from Early Applicant support, Ambition and GRIT Programmes. We look forward to celebrating your success on results day in August!

26/05/2026

Thank you to Careers Worcestershire in partnership with Worcestershire Apprenticeships for delivering a presentation on Supported Internships to parents and carers of our young people with an EHCP.

26/05/2026

Congratulations to year 2 student Wisal who was selected as a regional winner in the Harvard Crimson Global Essay Competition. Wisal entered a 500-word journalistic essay on how young people, either today or in the past, have reshaped an industry and was one of only two entrants in the country to receive this distinction.