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With two thirds of schools now extending their GCSE curriculum into Year 9, Collingham College, London's long established GCSE expert, set up a Year 9 programme in 2021. The college is now recruiting students for Year 9 entry for the academic year 2024-25. Visitors to Collingham often comment on the mixture of friendliness and ambition which ...
Evangeline won The Rector's Prize in 2015, judged by Dr. Paul Thompson, Rector of The Royal College of Art. " The competition this year was immense; we had a record 8,300 entries and are exhibiting 760 pictures, the standard was extremely high, so further congratulations to both Evangeline and her Collingham teachers.
Admissions. To be accepted for admission to the Sixth Form (to begin A Level courses), all students must meet the following criteria: Level of educational attainment equivalent to at least five passes at GCSE/O level or equivalent. Level of English Language at IELTS level 5 (minimum) or equivalent. Satisfactory reports from the current or ...
college's suitability for continued registration as an independent school. Information about the college Collingham College is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year as a privately-owned, independent co-educational institution. The college is based on two sites in Kensington, in London, in Collingham
Collingham is a non-selective, mixed ability school. This year 64% of our students achieved places at their first choice universities. GCSE and A level results are available on request by emailing london@collingham.co.uk.
A level Government and Politics is much more than a solid grounding in how the British political system operates. It tackles the key debates about institutions, issues and ideas reflected in Parliament and the media. As a Politics student, you would look at the ideologies, policies and organisation of the main political parties, the role of ...
At Collingham we can offer a diverse spectrum of languages: French; German: Spanish: Italian: Portuguese; Russian; Arabic; Chinese; Japanese. These can of course be taken as GCSEs. They can also be taken as taster sessions to introduce students to the language.
