John Leggott Sixth Form College

• Location: Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire, United Kingdom
• Age of students: from 16 to 19 years old,
• Type of study: mixed,
• Language of instruction: English.

John Leggott Sixth Form College was founded in September 1968 in connection with the reorganization of the education system in Scunthorpe. Today, the college is widely known as JLC. John Leggott College welcomes, supports, and fulfills the aspirations of students from all over the world, regardless of circumstance. Students learn introspection in a supportive environment and treat each other with respect.

JLC students are provided with one-on-one support through top-notch teaching. John Leggott College has a reputation in the region as one of the best institutions for the Sixth Form in terms of A-Level and BTEC results, enabling students to progress successfully towards their chosen destination. JLC is an inclusive college, a family that will always be with you!

JLC offers a wide range of courses, including A-Levels, professional courses and access to higher education, designed to meet the diverse needs and aspirations of students. JLC's rigorous curriculum is designed to challenge students academically and intellectually, preparing them for the demands of higher education in the workplace. The college offers additional support to students who may need help, such as workshops, one-on-one tutoring, and personal study plans.

JLCs have been recognized nationally for supporting high-level athletes through the Dual Career Pathway program.

John Leggott College (JLC) provides international students with accommodation through carefully selected host families. Here are some key details about the accommodation and dining options for international students at JLC:

1. Host Families:

   • International students at JLC live with local host families.
   • Host families are selected with great care and undergo vetting by the police.
   • College specialists visit and inspect each host family's home to ensure it is suitable, clean, comfortable, and safe for students.
   • Most host family homes are within walking distance of JLC, while some students may use public transport or bikes for commuting.
   • Each student is provided with their own bedroom for privacy.

2. Dining Options:

   • International students have several dining options while staying with host families.
   • The specifics of dining arrangements may vary based on individual host families, but students can typically expect to have access to meals.
   • The email sent by JLC with accommodation details prior to arrival will likely include information about dining arrangements with the host family.

3. International Support:

   • Throughout their stay with the host family, international students receive support and assistance from the International Support Officer.
   • The officer is available to address any questions or concerns that students may have during their time in the UK.

4. Popular Restaurants:

   • JLC students have access to two popular restaurants:
     • Margaret Mason Center: A lively place for students to relax and enjoy meals. One of the popular dishes is chicken and chips.
     • Society Street Kitchen: Another vibrant dining option offering freshly prepared hot meals. "Fish and Chips on Thursdays" is a weekly favorite. The restaurant also houses a Costa Coffee with special discounts for students.

Overall, JLC aims to provide international students with a comfortable and supportive living arrangement with host families and offers dining options to cater to their needs.

By joining John Leggott College, young people become part of an energetic, friendly and supportive community. At JLC, we believe that global exposure and cultural enrichment are important components of education, which is why the college offers its students exciting opportunities to travel across the country and the world: such journeys will broaden their horizons and provide a unique learning experience for each student. Carefully selected trips to various destinations allow students to experience other cultures, traditions and environments, giving students unprecedented opportunities Expand your knowledge, cultivate independence, and make memories that will last a lifetime.

John Leggott College is committed to providing young people with the opportunity to develop their athletic abilities and shine at the pinnacle of sport, while receiving an outstanding education and building a career with TASS. At JLC, there is an opportunity to study a wide range of Level 3 courses, including A-Level and BTEC, alongside their chosen sport. Available sports at JLC:

• Mixed volleyball,
• Mixed Cricket,
• Self-defence
• Women's Football,
• Women's netball,
• Women's Rugby,
• Men's basketball,
• Men's Football,
• Men's futsal,
• Men's rugby.

In addition to the variety of sports sections, the college offers students a variety of clubs and societies that they can join:

• Anime
• Book Club,
• Chess Club,
• Dungeons & Dragons
• Feminist Society,
• Journalism Internship,
• French Society,
• Gaming Club,
• Musical Theatre,
• Photography
• Uke Jam and many more.

John Leggott College is located in the heart of Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire and has excellent links with the local community. The city boasts a cinema, entertainment centre, a wide range of shops and parks, and is within reach of major cities including Hull, Leeds, Sheffield and Nottingham.

JLC is one of the oldest Sixth Form colleges in the country, and although it has been around for over 50 years, it continues to adapt to today's student needs. JLC's facilities include state-of-the-art facilities to ensure students have everything they need to achieve their goals.

John Leggott College prides itself on being able to offer students a wide range of social spaces for entertainment, places to relax, dine or study. Wi-Fi works throughout campus, so students can check emails, browse the internet, watch videos, and listen to music.

The campus includes several modern centers:

• Portal is a large IT center with open access for all students: it is equipped with modern personal computers, there is additional space for working and connecting your own devices. Throughout the year, Portal holds scheduled classes in one of the three IT sections, and the college's IT support team is also based here.
• Studio is a specialized performing arts center. It includes: a performance hall for 140 seats with a spring floor, large rehearsal rooms, state-of-the-art sound and light booths, recording studios. There is also a separate dance studio: air-conditioned, with a special springy floor, full-wall mirrors, a ballet barre and changing rooms. Throughout the year, JLC students use these spaces for rehearsals and performances, and the Studio regularly hosts live music concerts and theatrical performances for the general public.
• The Hub is a bright and spacious reading room where students can study, read and relax. At the back of the Hub, a quiet study space can be found, the chess club often uses this space for education in their free time. It is also home to the Student Services and the Learner Pathways Team.
• The Core is the central hall of the JLC, where the immersive space is located – a 180-degree screen that can be used by staff and students for lessons and extracurricular activities. Live music sessions, talks and seminars are regularly held here.

John Leggott College has also prepared excellent sports facilities that can be used by everyone who wants to participate in sports events:

• A large gym with a well-equipped fitness room,
• Outdoor All-Weather Multi-Purpose Playground (Muga),
• 3 football fields,
• 2 football pitches,
• Rugby field.

JLC has its own dedicated sports academy that offers a wide range of sports opportunities for students: here they can compete or simply play any sport for fun.

The academic year at John Leggott College lasts from September to June and includes 3 trimesters separated by vacations:

• Autumn trimester (September – December),
• Christmas Vacation (2 weeks),
• Spring trimester (January – March),
• Easter holidays (2 weeks),
• Summer term (April – June),
• Summer holidays (2 months, July and August).

Additional costs:

• Registration fee,
• Visa fee,
• Deposit (to be paid before the start of the course),
• Transfer
• Residence
• Nutrition
• Transport
• Study materials,
• Exams
• Sports clubs and clubs,
• Extracurricular activities (trips, excursions),
• Household and pocket expenses.

The JLC Admissions Office assists candidates throughout the process to make it as easy as possible.

Application Procedure:

1. Fill out the application form (you can do it both on paper and electronically),
2. The application will be registered by the Admissions Committee and confirmed by e-mail within 2 working days,
3. After reviewing the application, the candidate will be invited for an interview,
4. It is necessary to confirm the current academic performance for the predicted assessment of the candidate's academic performance,
5. Upon successful completion of the interview, the candidate will receive a letter of invitation to study at JLC.

Some programs require an audition or portfolio. In general, the admission rules at JLC depend on the age of the candidate and are quite loyal for international students.

Today there are about 2000 students studying at John Leggott College.

At JLC, we pride ourselves on our tradition of excellence in education and our commitment to helping students achieve their best results, with JLC graduates going on to prestigious universities every year and successful careers.

John Leggott College has the following requirements for candidates:

• Final English Language Exam for Grade 4 or above with a GPA of 3.2,
• GCSE Year 5 in Science, Maths and with a GPA of 4 or above.

JLC is committed to providing students with advice and support in financial matters, the college has a number of scholarships and endowments available to assist each student. JLC's Student Services team is the key point of contact for financial hardship.

John Leggott College offers the following types of scholarships to its students:

• National Guaranteed Scholarship. This is a fund for vulnerable students of up to £1,200 for the entire academic year. Students in care, who have graduated from high school, or who are self-employed in universal credit or ESA and PIP/DLA can apply for funding to cover course related expenses.
• 16-19 scholarship. This fund is for students from low-income families to help them cover the basic costs associated with the course. This may also include meals or a travel fee. This fund is for students aged 16-19 (hence the name).
• Foundation for the Support of Students Over 19 Years of Age. This discretionary fund is for students aged 19 and over whose courses are funded by ESFA (Education and Skills Funding Agency). Eligibility is assessed based on the student's (family's) own income.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision