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Carmel College (St Helens)

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Established
  
1987

Students
  
1,700

Phone
  
+44 1744 452200

Founded
  
1987

Administrative staff
  
34

Website
  
www.carmel.ac.uk

Total enrollment
  
1,800 (2010)

Carmel College (St Helens)

Location
  
St. Helens, England, UK

Address
  
Prescot Rd, Saint Helens WA10 3AG, UK

Similar
  
St Helens College, Winstanley College, University of Liverpool, Priestley College, Cronton Sixth Form College

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Carmel College is a sixth form college located in the borough of St Helens, Merseyside.

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History

Carmel College is a Roman Catholic mixed sixth form college located in St Helens, Merseyside, England and welcomes students of all faiths. The college opened in 1987 to just over four hundred students and currently has approximately 1,800 students, the majority of whom study AS and A2 courses with the remainder following Level 1 and 2 courses or post-18 courses such as the foundation art diploma or university degrees.

In 1999, Carmel College became the first Associate College of the University of Liverpool offering a range of 4 year Science and Engineering degree courses with the first year of study at Carmel College. In 1999, Carmel also became one of the first of four sixth form colleges in England to be designated a Beacon College. Over the past 3 years, the quality of teaching at Carmel has been consistently in the top 10% of schools and colleges nationally (ALPS: A Level Performance System). In its latest Ofsted inspection, Carmel was judged to be "outstanding in all aspects of its provision." Also noted as being the 9th best in the UK.

The current Principal of Carmel College is Mike Hill

Alumni

  • Johnny Vegas, comedian and actor
  • Paul Wellens, Great Britain and England international rugby league footballer playing for St Helens RLFC
  • Jacqui Abbott, female vocalist from The Beautiful South
  • References

    Carmel College (St Helens) Wikipedia