As we transition to Windows 11, there will be a change in how you log in to Microsoft Windows desktops and Apple Mac systems.

Starting 4 August, you will need to use your full college email address to log in to IT systems.

For example: use 1034555@my.leedscitycollege.ac.uk rather than 1034555. Please note: Your password will remain the same.

Our Biology and Chemistry A level and BTEC Applied Science students experienced life at Leeds Trinity University's Horsforth campus, where they received a tour of the campus and participated in two academic taster sessions led by university lecturers.

Our Year 12 A Level Politics, History and Law students had an enriching experience at Leeds Civic Hall this May.

The students debated how finances should be spent in the city, voted on issues important to young people and FE, and gave speeches in the council chamber.

Our Year 12 students attended the induction session of the Future Leaders Programme 2025 at Sheffield Hallam University.

The year-long programme is designed to develop their leadership skills, prepare them for university, and provide them with exclusive work experience opportunities.

Our Step Up to A-Level learners recently took part in the Go Higher West Yorkshire project.

In the final session of the six-part programme, they visited Leeds University Centre to complete challenges using their newly developed metacognitive skills.

Our Park Lane students took part in a chess tournament, marked by outstanding participation and sportsmanship from both students and staff.

Twelve of our learners were on a trip in Bali, taking part in a two-week project based around the themes of global citizenship and sustainability. 

The Bali trip has been designed to give each of the students an opportunity to blend hands-on learning in their chosen fields with a deep exploration of the Indonesian province’s culture and history.

Did you know that you can collect free fruit every day from any campus canteen?

The Student Life Catering team has partnered with Surplus to Purpose to make fresh fruit available to everyone on campus. It’s a healthy choice for you and helps reduce food waste by saving surplus fruit from going to landfill.

Our Step Up to A-Level students welcomed a local magistrate to the college last week to gain insight into their role and responsibilities.

The students found the experience highly informative and are eager to apply their newfound knowledge in their Citizenship GCSE exams.

We’re looking to better understand how students travel to and from campus during term time.

By completing this short travel survey, you’ll be entered into a prize draw to win one of three £25 Amazon vouchers! 

If you completed the survey before Christmas, you’re already eligible for the draw. 

Language Buddies has been running for 3 years and as part of the project, we have students like you who volunteer and get trained to support our ESOL (English as a second language) students at North Street Campus.

You will go to North Street on Tuesday or Thursday afternoons (when you can) and run some activities.

If you are interested, please join the group chat *Language Buddies - Student Life Enrichment 24/25

In October, over 40 Business students took part in the National Skills Challenge, led by the Inspirational Learning Group and NatWest.  

Two teams were selected to attend the grand finals in the NatWest Headquarters in London where they presented their pitches to a judging panel.  

Though our student teams weren’t selected for this final stage, they remained supportive of their peers and took the opportunity to reflect on their own achievements.

Read more about the competition on the Leeds Sixth Form College news page.

Our Everyday Life Skills Guide is an invaluable resource designed to provide support on a wide range of topics and essential information that will help you navigate various aspects of everyday life.

Whether it’s about managing finances, exploring career opportunities, maintaining a healthy home environment, focusing on mental wellbeing, nurturing relationships or understanding your place in society, this site has you covered. 

Our Year 12 Art students recently took a trip to Leeds Art Gallery. A highlight of the trip was the Peter Mitchell photography exhibit, which inspired students. With over 40 years of capturing Leeds through his lens, his work has left a strong impression on our students.

The students also interacted with other artworks by recreating some of the poses in the portraiture.

Recently, our Year 12 Biology students braved the wind and rain for a trip to Robin Hood's Bay as part of their practical endorsement.

The students enjoyed stepping out of the classroom and putting their knowledge to the test as they conducted field research and studied the distribution of limpets.