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Sixth Form

Achieving ambitions
Exploring potential

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Mr Archer

Head of 6th Form

Head's Welcome

A warm hello from our Head of 6th Form, Mr Archer.

Almost all (95%) of our students go on to study at university after completing AS and A levels at LCS. We’re proud of our academic standards, but learning doesn’t stop at the classroom. Stay on to study with us or join us in the Sixth Form, and choose from a wide range of enrichment activities to complement your learning.

Build new skills and friendships as you progress; we can’t wait to welcome you.

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Sixth Form

Facilitating success

Our independent Sixth Form block has all the resources you need to support your studies: two fully equipped study rooms, 50 computer stations, a reference library, and a large common room – with two large TVs, a hot food servery, table football and comfy seating – for use during breaks and lunchtimes.

LCS Sixth Form is a place where you can thrive socially and academically, and we hope you enjoy your time here.

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Apply now to join LCS Sixth Form

Apply now to join Littleover Community School Sixth Form. Submit your online application between mid-October and early December for a chance to study a wide range of AS and A Level courses, with fair consideration for all applicants.

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Taking your next steps

When your time with us comes to an end, it’s just the start of your next steps––be that at university, an apprenticeship or within employment. We have an established and highly successful system in place to support you through the university  application process and close links with local universities, including Derby, Nottingham, Nottingham Trent,and Leicester and Loughborough.

We can also offer expertise to support an Oxford or Cambridge application or to more competitive courses such as Medicine. 

We appreciate that you may wish to follow a different post-18 pathway, such as an apprenticeship, employment and gap year, and we’ll support you in developing a plan.

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Cate Holder outside university building

Littleover Community School Sixth Form staff helped me successfully apply to study Physics with Philosophy at the University of Manchester. I left Littleover in Spring 2020, and so despite my experience being cut short I thoroughly enjoyed my time, with the sense of community and staff support helping me through the trauma that is A level study. I really enjoy studying at Uni and the skills I gained at Littleover have made the transition easier, specifically negotiating physics cake days in lessons has helped me befriend flatmates with my improved baking skills. A levels are hard, but survivable with the right help.

Cate Holder

Sixth Form Student

Studied Physics with Philosophy at the University of Manchester.

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During my time at LCS Sixth form, the staff gave me the confidence to apply to the number one professional services firm in the world. Throughout the rigorous application process, I was able to utilise the knowledge and advice of my sixth form tutors. I am now working with a range of FTSE100 and many household international clients in the tech and automotive sector.

The staff at LCS sixth form have extensive knowledge in subject areas and are incredibly supportive to help you achieve the grades you need to progress after post-16 studies.

Umair Khan

Sixth Form Student - with A Levels in Biology, Chemistry, Economics.

Completed a Level 7 ACA Apprenticeship at Deloitte.

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