About us

World Class Facilities

Lowestoft Sixth Form College is unique! We are the only Sixth Form College in Suffolk and our learning facilities are exceptional. Our students can experience it all. Visit us on our Open Days and see what we have to offer.

Inspirational design

Lowestoft Sixth Form College has been designed by Atkins, one of the world's largest architectural firms with design studios across the globe. Lowestoft Sixth Form College is a dynamic, innovative place to learn. The atrium space with suspended break out Pods, creates a dramatic, central meeting area with access to all four floors. The atrium has full WIFI coverage and will support some exciting College productions in its vast space. The Pods provide alternative venues for students to learn individually or collaboratively in an inspiring setting.

We offer

  • State-of-the-art Science laboratories
  • Music Recording Studio, soundproofed rehearsal rooms and Music Technology editing suite
  • Contemporary Theatre and specialist Dance and Drama studios
  • Specialist Art/Design and Photography studios
  • Teaching classrooms all equipped with the latest technology
  • Partnership with Waterlane Leisure Centre, giving students free access to students to all the Centre's facilities: 25 metre heated swimming pool, six badminton courts, sports hall, gym and more.
  • Our Barnards Centre Point venue provides state- of-the-art teaching and changing facilities alongside a superb 3G football pitch
  • Welcoming cafe with WIFI access.

IT access

Technology is at the heart of Lowestoft Sixth Form College. We have invested over £1.3 million in the infrastructure and latest equipment. You will experience a high speed internet, wireless networking and 24 hour access. We welcome you using your own devices at College. We offer many ways for you to use IT: in lessons with laptops and notebooks, in the Learning Resource Centre, in the Pods, in one of our three Mac suites or in our vast open access IT Centre.

Student using computerSpacious meeting area

State-of-the-art science laboratoryStudent playing the keyboard