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Principal, Worcester Sixth Form College

Worcester Sixth Form College is a 16-19 academy and a member of the Heart of Mercia multi-academy trust. Due to the retirement of the current principal in August 2026, the Trust Board is seeking to appoint an ambitious new principal for the start of the 2026-27 academic year. For more information click here; the deadline is 12th January.

CEO, The Sixth Form Colleges Trust

The Sixth Form Colleges Trust is a new, post-16 multi-academy trust co-created in 2024 by two successful sixth form colleges: The Sixth Form College, Colchester and Long Road Sixth Form College, Cambridge. Due to the retirement of the current Chief Executive, the Trust Board is looking to appoint a new Chief Executive who demonstrates exceptional leadership capabilities. Further information about the CEO post can be found here. The deadline is 9th January 2026.

Sixth Form Colleges Association

Sixth Form Colleges Association, 78 Pall Mall, London SW1Y 5ES

@SFCA_Info - December 12

ANNOUNCEMENT 📢@DSFCOfficial @durham_uni @DurhamCouncil @UMathsNetwork @SFCA_info @SCHOOLSNE @marykfoy @lukeakehurst @AlanStrickland pic.twitter.com/xMMWQcX6LN

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@SFCA_Info - December 12

ANNOUNCEMENT 📢@DSFCOfficial @durham_uni @DurhamCouncil @UMathsNetwork @SFCA_info @SCHOOLSNE @marykfoy @lukeakehurst @AlanStrickland pic.twitter.com/xMMWQcX6LN

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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! pic.twitter.com/c4EymsJZS4

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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. pic.twitter.com/yyM2CsBMFW

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@SFCA_Info - October 25

#ProtectStudentChoice @SFCA_info https://t.co/fYn8JkhN00

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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". https://t.co/wK56ldE7mZ

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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. #ProtectStudentChoice https://t.co/VwSO94poVO

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@SFCA_Info - October 21

https://t.co/ljH1CesmD8

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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. pic.twitter.com/FEoP2gDIQy

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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. https://t.co/m5lZhKk6of https://t.co/tSm01SYSGu

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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. #ProtectStudentChoice https://t.co/6X2NDnd07j

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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: https://t.co/ny6oa4vkNf pic.twitter.com/lvpfYgIMvM

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@SFCA_Info - September 24

We welcome that the Committee understands the need to retain AGQs alongside A levels and T levels, ensuring students have a range of pathways to work and further study, with the flexibility to choose the best route for them.#ProtectStudentChoice https://t.co/ejN0CmJmUb

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@SFCA_Info - September 23

Very welcome support for #ProtectStudentChoice in today's superb report: "Level 3 qualifications - including Applied General Qualifications - which provide students with a popular and respected alternative to both A Levels and T Levels must remain an option for all young people." https://t.co/jx7tn1ZscH

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@SFCA_Info - September 23

Its good to see some of the key issues for FE raised, as well as the recommendation that "Applied general qualifications should be retained for the long term" https://t.co/T4p91PurGt

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@SFCA_Info - September 19

Spot on from @patmcfaddenmp. This underlines the need to pause the defunding of applied general qualifications such as BTECs. Reducing post-19 NEETs will be much harder if gov presses ahead with scrapping qualifications that will increase 16-19 NEETs. #ProtectStudentChoice https://t.co/oPwQFCJ0se

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