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John Leggott College is a unique provision with over 52 years of supporting students achieve their dreams. As a sixth form provider, we are passionate about ensuring that our students achieve their potential academically, personally and professionally. We achieve this by focusing on the individual, from our very first meeting in school.
John Leggott College has a lot to offer! From our impressive range of courses allowing our students to have a personal programme of study, to our enrichments which support our students learning, there are incredible opportunities here.
Staff Vacancies. John Leggott College is a thriving, successful (OFSTED Grade 2 ‘Good’) 16-19 Sixth Form College. It has consistently been in the top 25% of all schools and colleges for A-Level and top 10% for BTEC. The college’s learners are fantastic and JLC are looking for staff who can harness their talent inspiring them to progress ...
John Leggott Sixth Form College has an impressive campus with state-of-the-art technology to ensure our learners have the very best facilities to compliment their studies. We have recently invested 4 million pounds to extend our campus, allowing JLC to offer a modern and safe environment for our learners.
John Leggott Sixth Form College provides a wide range of courses for our students to choose from. We offer both A Level and Vocational courses, of which you can mix and match to create your perfect study programme.
Everything you receive as a student at John Leggott College is included in the tuition fee that you pay. Students can study any combination of A Level subjects across 2 years. To enrol, you must meet UKVI IELTS requirements. . Deposit. £3000 (deducted from yearly fees) Admin Fee. £400. Yearly Fee.
The college was founded in 1958 as John Leggott Grammar School with 600 pupils aged 11–18. Plans from the new site of the grammar school were ready by August 1960, to start building in April 1961, and to open by 1963. The building was to cost £250,000, with an octagonal hall and a swimming pool, but would be largely a copy of the Bottesford ...
