The Local Skills Improvement Fund aims to enable collaborations between further education colleges and training providers to meet the needs of various employers identified in an area’s Local Skills Improvement Plan. Hills Road Sixth Form College has been fortunate to receive part of this national fund.
Hills Road students are marking the end of their A levels by celebrating exceptional exam results following two years of unprecedented disruption to their learning.
Hills Road students are celebrating the fantastic set of A level results that they have achieved in this first return to a ‘normal’ examination series since 2019.
Once again, Hills students demonstrated their support for social action with the College’s first-ever Eco-week!
Hills students were inspired by eminent speakers at the Black Manifesto panel, Homerton College.
Hills Students Inspire Staff with Climate Change Presentation
Hills Students join forces with InCommon to bridge generations
54 Hills students delivered standout performances at Nottingham University during the weekend of 18 April.
Congratulations to Sophie Blakemore and Archie Kennedy for being awarded The Bill Tutte Scholarship!
Recent discussions with Cambridge Rugby Club have led to a very generous donation of body shields, which the team will be able to use during the new season.
In celebration of this occasion, Tanya Jones, who heads the English, Media and Film department at Hills Road, decided to make a film about the wonderful community at this very special place, over the course of a year.
A seven-part film series that journeys through the past five decades of Hills Road Sixth Form College
History of Late Medieval and Tudor England. Lessons will be in college, and will also be accessible online.
Crisis, Conflict and Communism focuses on life under Communist regimes in the twentieth century.
Welcome to History at Hills Road.