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Chelmsford College

State school · Chelmsford, CM2 0JQ
  • Sixth form
  • Co-ed
  • Ages 16-99

Overview & data

Local authority
Essex County Council
Area guides

Headteacher

Head

Mr David Warnes

Entrance

We do not have admissions information for this school. Please contact the school or your local authority for more details on how to apply.

Exit

% students progressing to higher education or training (2021 leavers)

School
37%
LA avg.
61%
Eng. avg.
66%
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What is this?

The proportion of 16-18 students that progressed to degrees, higher apprenticeships or other study at level 4 or above for at least 6 consecutive months in the 2 years after taking advanced level qualifications (level 3) at this school or college.

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A levels or equivalent - Average points score (2024)

School
0.00
LA avg.
33.44
Eng. avg.
34.45
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What is this?

These figures tell you the average grade and average points that pupils achieved in their academic qualifications. A maximum of 60 points are available for a grade A* at A level.

Teaching & learning

Qualifications taken in 2024
  • BTEC
  • EPQ
  • VRQ

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Contact the school

Address

Moulsham Street
Chelmsford
Essex
CM2 0JQ
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Telephone: 01245 265611

Email: information@chelmsford.ac.uk

Website: http://www.chelmsford.ac.uk/

Local authority: Essex County Council

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School data & information Chelmsford College Moulsham Street, Chelmsford, Essex, CM2 0JQ

Average points score (2024)

School
0.00
LA avg.
33.44
Eng. avg.
34.45

What is this?

These figures tell you the average grade and average points that pupils achieved in their academic qualifications. A maximum of 60 points are available for a grade A* at A level.

Entry and exit data

Here we report figures on pupils moving between schools at the usual entry and exit points, as well as student destinations into higher education. We publish publically available data for state schools. For independent schools, The Good Schools Guide collects data from its prep schools as to where their pupils go on to. Find out more

Our review contains additional entry and exit data reported to us and is updated annually. See the review

Year 13 exit

SEN overview

Chelmsford College is a mainstream school. The school may provide support for students with special educational needs as detailed below. If you require more information on conditions the school can support, we encourage you to contact the school directly.

SEN statement

Provided by the school and not part of our review

Discrete provision for young people with learning difficulties and disabilities in the college is provided in three full time courses.

Starting Out: this course covers a range of activities covering independence skills, social education and practical skills. It is designed for young people who have moderate or severe learning difficulties. Learners take part in a range of activities to suit their individual needs. They work at their own pace and have the assistance of dedicated learning support staff in the class and at break times. Students record their achievements by collecting a portfolio of their work which is accredited through ASDAN.

The Bridge Course: this is designed for young people with mild to moderate learning difficulties and is offered at Entry Level. The learners study a range of subjects to help them develop their personal skills. This includes preparation for work and independent living skills. Learners may attend a work experience placement as part of their studies. The course offers young people the opportunity to improve their essential skills in the areas of literacy, numeracy and IT. Learners are assessed through Edexcel Skills for Life or Edexcel Skills for Working Life. They also take the national tests in literacy and numeracy. Learning support is offered in every class according to student need.

Foundation for Work: is designed for young people with mild to moderate learning difficulties. The course offers young people the opportunity to improve their essential skills in the areas of literacy, numeracy and IT. Learners will study a range of subjects designed to help them prepare for the world of work. It is expected that learners will undertake a work experience placement as part of their studies. Learners work will be accredited through C&G Entry Level Certificate in Preparing for Employment (3797). They will also take national tests in literacy and numeracy.

Learning support is offered in every class according to student need. By providing a wide range of learning support the college can offer opportunities for young people with Special Educational Needs within its mainstream provision. Please contact us for further advice and guidance on any specific issue.

SEN conditons supported

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