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You can access these reports within the members area of our website

Six Dimensions Reports 2024 Workforce Survey Report

2021 Working Time Arrangements Report

You can access all of our Occasional Papers below

Occasional Papers

You can access our SFCA Guidance documents below

SFCA Publications	Date
Your Association	Sep 2025	Download
SFCA Manifesto Summary 2025	Apr 2025	Download
SFCA Annual report 2024	Dec 2024	Download
SFCA Sixth Form Matters	May 2023	Download
Key Facts 2021	Sep 2021	Download
Comparing 2020 results in sixth form colleges to the historical average	Aug 2020	Download
Summer 2020 Results Survey Report	Aug 2020	Download
SFCA Priorities 2020: Covid Update	Jun 2020	Download
APPG Sixth Form Education Budget Submission	Feb 2020	Download
Understanding the funding shortfall in sixth form education	Oct 2018	Download
Education Committee Funding Inquiry	May 2018	Download
Tuition time in upper secondary education 2016	Oct 2016	Download
From the margins to the mainstream: Sixth form academisation 2015	Oct 2015	Download
SFCA Annual Report 2024 2025	Dec 2025	Download
SFCA briefing: priorities for sixth form education	Jul 2026	Download
SFCA Your Association 2024	Sep 2024	Download
London Economics: The funding shortfall in 6th form education	Jan 2024	Download
SFCA Your Association 2026	Sep 2026	Download
SFCA Annual Report 2022-2023	Nov 2023	Download
Your Association 2023	Oct 2023	Download
SFCA Annual Report 2021 - 2022	May 2023	Download
SFCA Your Association 2022 2023	Sep 2022	Download
SFCA Spending Review Submission 2021	Sep 2021	Download
SFCA Mental Health in Colleges Evidence Review	Feb 2021	Download
Your Association 2020 - 2021	Sep 2020	Download
SFCA Priorities 2020	Jan 2020	Download
Raise the Rate Funding Impact Survey March 2019	Mar 2019	Download

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@SFCA_Info - June 10

A level Photography students Flora Astbury, Orla McGarry and Tess Dennis had their work selected to be part of the @SFCA_info online exhibition this year. Congratulations! Check out their artwork at sixthformcolleges.org/2174/s….

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@SFCA_Info - January 5

Thanks @Tom_Richmond. In 2026, the #ProtectStudentChoice position remains that diplomas/extended diplomas should continue to be available in 26 and 27. Scrapping them will leave tens of thousands of students without a pathway to HE/work while the new V levels are being developed. https://t.co/wk2AnsnNGN

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@SFCA_Info - December 12

ANNOUNCEMENT 📢@DSFCOfficial @durham_uni @DurhamCouncil @UMathsNetwork @SFCA_info @SCHOOLSNE @marykfoy @lukeakehurst @AlanStrickland

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@SFCA_Info - December 12

ANNOUNCEMENT 📢 @DSFCOfficial @durham_uni @DurhamCouncil @UMathsNetwork @SFCA_info @SCHOOLSNE @marykfoy @lukeakehurst @AlanStrickland

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@SFCA_Info - December 12

ANNOUNCEMENT 📢@DSFCOfficial @durham_uni @DurhamCouncil @UMathsNetwork @SFCA_info @SCHOOLSNE @marykfoy @lukeakehurst @AlanStrickland

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@SFCA_Info - December 2

SFCA Leadership Development participants were warmly welcomed by @PendSFCollege catering students — complete with individual truffle boxes and plenty of sweet treats! 🍫✨ Thank you!

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@SFCA_Info - November 19

We're really grateful to be able to hear from Kiera @educationgovuk today about qual reform. Our members have been fierce supporters of #protectstudentchoice so their questions are tough, but we all share a commitment to make the curriculum work at its best for young people. pic.twitter.com/cEnkSh9oSH

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@SFCA_Info - November 19

One of the biggest issues facing curriculum, assessment, and teaching and learning is of course widespread AI adoption by young people. Here to help us navigate that is @Itsbenwhitaker - thank you so much. pic.twitter.com/ys5U8HkoZI

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@SFCA_Info - November 19

... which led perfectly into our keynote from Mike Finn @Ofstednews, exploring the new inspection framework and its big focus on inclusion. pic.twitter.com/lPpiHcdgP1

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@SFCA_Info - November 19

His analysis is dizzying, but the findings are simple! Great to kick off with Nick Allen @Symonds_College talking about what 2025's results tell us about the sector, with particular insights on SEND, gender, and ethnicity. pic.twitter.com/bTIZ3UxvWX

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@SFCA_Info - November 19

The calm before the storm: it's our biggest curriculum conference yet, getting underway soon @friendshouseldn. It may be sleeting outside but in here we're looking forward to inspiring discussions on qualifications, Ofsted, AI, leadership, research, and many more.

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@SFCA_Info - October 25

#ProtectStudentChoice @SFCA_infoFE Week (@FEWeek)'The ongoing defunding of larger vocational qualifications in key sectors…remains a major concern' @FreyaThomasMonk , Pearson Qualifications feweek.co.uk/new-v-levels-qu…— https://x.com/FEWeek/status/1981982058432938247

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@SFCA_Info - October 25

#ProtectStudentChoice @SFCA_infoFE Week (@FEWeek)'The ongoing defunding of larger vocational qualifications in key sectors…remains a major concern' @FreyaThomasMonk , Pearson Qualifications feweek.co.uk/new-v-levels-qu…— https://x.com/FEWeek/status/1981982058432938247

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@SFCA_Info - October 21

Spot on @guardian editorial on the @educationgovuk plan to scrap BTECs next year: "If ministers don’t rethink this overhasty move, they risk adding to – rather than reducing – the number of 16- to 19-year-olds who end up underqualified and out of work". theguardian.com/commentisfre…

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@SFCA_Info - October 21

Young people have been badly let down by the inexplicable @educationgovuk decision to scrap BTECs before the new V levels are available. This will hit disadvantaged students hardest and create, rather than break down, barriers to opportunity. #ProtectStudentChoiceSchools Week (@SchoolsWeek)'We want V-levels to be a success. But at the moment it is difficult to look beyond the huge qualification gap that will open up next year when these BTECs are scrapped, and the tens of thousands of students that are likely to fall through it' schoolsweek.co.uk/if-opportu…— https://x.com/SchoolsWeek/status/1980657658437718483

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@SFCA_Info - October 21

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@SFCA_Info - October 21

Our deputy chief exec James in @FEWeek : "Yesterday evening, once the details of the [V level] plan had been published, it became clear that the timing of the government’s reforms was more likely to create barriers to opportunity." Link follows.

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@SFCA_Info - October 20

Meanwhile tens of thousands of 16 year olds will lose access to fantastic existing quals in health and social care in September 2026. We urge ministers to allow students to enrol on AGQs while the new suite of V Levels is in development. sixthformcolleges.org/380/ne…BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews)New V-level courses to be brought in for students after GCSEs bbc.in/3WeaBdi— https://x.com/BBCNews/status/1980137325544788175

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@SFCA_Info - October 3

This would further strengthen the case for retaining AGQs that are due to be defunded in 26 and 27. Whatever the future looks like, the immediate priority must be to ensure students have a pathway next year - keeping AGQs in play is the only way to do that. #ProtectStudentChoiceFE Week (@FEWeek)✌️ Breaking: Ministers are poised to announce new V Level qualifications as 'third route' between A-levels and T Levels feweek.co.uk/revealed-v-leve…— https://x.com/FEWeek/status/1973840886392844400

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@SFCA_Info - September 29

James Kewin, Sixth Form Colleges Association @SFCA_info, calls for more funding, more places and more classrooms to enable more 16-19 young people to study full-time. This will in turn prevent young people becoming NEET. Read his article: bit.ly/A-better-deal-for-16-…

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