Wednesday March 10, 2010.

Gateway College has now moved from our city centre campus to our new build campus in Hamilton. For all correspondence please use the address and numbers below.
 

Gateway Sixth Form College, Colin Grundy Drive, Hamilton, Leicester. LE5 1GA

The mission of Gateway College is to make a positive and lasting contribution to the lifelong learning of the people of Leicester and Leicestershire aged 16 and over.
 

Tel: 0116 274 4500

Fax: 0116 274 2051

Email: admin@gateway.ac.uk

New Gateway College
Prospectus 2010 - Out Now!

Please click here to download a copy of our 2010 Prospectus. If you would like to browse our courses online please click here

How to get to Gateway College 2010

 
Most services listed in this booklet are public transport services to Hamilton District Centre (Tesco) which is connected directly to the new College site by a footbridge.
 
Please click here to open this booklet.

Results Days

March 2010 GCSE Results are issued on Thursday 15th April from your Subject teacher.
 
January 2010 GCE Results are issued on Thursday 11th March.

You will receive information shortly from your Tutor to confirm where results will be issued.

Fashion Show 2009!!

College Surplus helps hospital - January 22nd 2010

 
Please click here to see a selection of the
photos and to view the video montage!

Surplus equipment and furniture, including historical art works, from the College's relocation have been sold off for a good cause. As part of our move to the new building in Hamilton, we disposed of some of the old buildings furniture and equipment. The money received for the surplus equipment was given to the Leicester General Hospital stroke unit.
 
The donation was a tribute to the deputy principal, Nigel Proctor, who was the internal project manager for the relocation project before suffering a stroke early last year.
 
Mr Proctor was treated at the stroke unit as part of his rehabilitation. He presented a cheque for more than1,500 to the unit on behalf of the College.

The money is to be spent on improving facilities and buying equipment for use by people who undergo rehabilitation at the unit. The 'shopping list' includes computer equipment to aid physical activity, balance and co-ordination.

College principal Nick Goffin said: "Nigel Proctor's work on the relocation project was central to the successful build and completion on time and to cost.
"The College's governors, staff and students felt that the extra funds donated should be spent on something that thanked the hospital for their work on Nigel's rehabilitation.
"It also commemorates his activity on the project in a constructive way."