Welcome to Harlow College

Welcome to Harlow College

Aside from finding the right course to suit you, there are many things to think about when you are choosing a college or sixth form, including the quality, how good the facilities are, what support is on offer, what student life is like and what opportunities you will have after you have finished your course. 

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Boarding Type

No Boarder

School Type

Further education

Suitable Ages

16 to 99

Gender

Mixed

No. of Students

0 Total

No. of Boys

0 (0%)

No. of Girls

0 (0%)


Academic Excellence

GCSE Results

Latest Examination

N/A

Students achieving A*/A grades (9/8/7)

A-Level Results

Sixth Form Performance

A* grades

1.74%

A*/A grades

6.98%


Leavers’ Destinations

Destinations after A-Levels

UK higher education

36%

School

70%

England

Higher Apprenticeships

3%

School

1%

England

Higher education or training

School:41%
England:73%

Top 3rd of higher education institutions

School:2%
England:23%

...of which Russell Group

School:1%
England:21%

...of which Oxford/Cambridge

School:0%
England:1%


Exciting Events Ahead!

A detailed admissions process on ApplicaaOne is coming soon.

Please see our website for more information on our admissions process.


Admissions Process

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Planning ahead for school holidays 2025? Below are the Ealing term dates and the half-term dates 2024/25.

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Term Dates & Half-Term Holidays

College Open Evening

Oct 16

College Open Evening

Feb 10


Alumni Stories

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Amy Skellett

September 2011

University

Studying Health and Social Care at Harlow College opened my eyes to the wider aspects of health and social care and gave me an insight into what I wanted to do after college. It also gave me extra qualifications to develop my portfolio as a health and social care professional and helped me understand what university expects of me as a student.

Jim Harris

September 2018

Employed

We’ve had a few different record deals, it gets a bit complicated. We haven’t found one that really suits us. We first started off as a 50’s rock and roll band, and me and my friend Luke, who is the lead singer, we started playing in my bedroom after college because we both had a mutual love for music. We got a band rolling and we’ve kind of done well with it because of our age. That was a big thing because in that scene it’s more middle-aged to older people because of the nature of the music, it’s an old genre. We kind of mixed that music with a little bit of punk as well which again wasn’t really being done as much, so I think that's kind of the reason why we were successful getting into the scene.

Robyn Fitzjohn

September 2008

Employed

Try to be truthful but sell yourself, because that’s what uni’s are kind of looking for – people who are hard working and up for a challenge. Concentrate on your good points and talk about them.


Enrichment Activities

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You don’t have to be sporty or arty to get something out of our enrichment programme. Taking part in any of our enrichment activities will help you to develop the important skills and behaviours that employers look to find in young people. As well as giving you new challenges and developing your skills you will make new friends and have some fun!


Cooking

Sports

Duke of Edinburgh

Riley’s (Snooker, Pool & Darts)

Supported Studies

About School

RegionEast of England
Local AuthorityEssex
Ofsted RatingGood
Gender TypeMixed